
A podcast dedicated to the education of the city letter carrier and to the building of a more militant NALC. Hosted by the Roseville Wreckingball Joshua Shrum. This podcast does not represent the usps or the nalc nor do the views or opinions express any other entity nor carrier other than Joshua shrum. Any relation to real life events or names are simply coincidental. Any names used were used to r... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 214 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducation | |||

In this episode we make our debut edit book training with an even more in depth video presentation to follow in the near future. If you want to be a member of the wrecking crew and help us succeed in training the city letter carrier please consider g... more
This week on The Last Loop, Jamie covers October 10–16, 2026, beginning with an OIG audit of selected Michigan 1 District delivery units and the Detroit Processing and Distribution Center. We also look at NALC’s call for action after a Detroit letter... more
In this episode we round up the kim training for 2026.
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Today we talk to the Branch President and the Steward of the famous Rutland Vermont undelivered mail case C-37900.
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The podcast is very informative to city letter carriers. The worst thing about the podcast is the few times that pro wrestlers are impersonated. It’s hard to take in the information when someone is impersonating a known union buster and all around bad human being. Other than that this keeps carriers informed on how to beat management.
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A deep-dive show focused on city letter carriers, post office policy, and union governance, with frequent on-site convention coverage, candid floor-level reporting, and insider perspectives on leadership, bylaws, and reform versus status quo dynamics. Episodes often center on conventions, leadership races (NBA, regional roles, and AFL-CIO delegate paths), campaigning strategies, and mechanisms like voting rules (ranked and approval) and Article 8 governance. Noteworthy is the recurring emphasis on mobilizing members to vote, building solidarity, and practical organizing tactics (fundraising, gear, and on-the-ground outreach), all delivered with a strong, personal storytelling voice that blends humor with advocacy. The show stands out for it... more
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