
A podcast about work, struggle and revolution by Notes from Below.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews | |||

Massive games studio Rockstar just victimised 30+ workers. We jumped on a call with Austin Kelmore, a games worker and IWGB organiser, to get an update on the state of organising in the industry and the birth of his union branch.
Read Austin's arti... more
We're talking about the art and culture sector, workers' inquiry, and how to build rank and file organisation in a sector characterised by low union membership and small workplaces.Steff Huì Cí Ling is a cultural worker and labour researcher based in... more
Today we launch season 2 with an update from the French movement that has toppled two prime ministers and thrown the French political system into crisis.
Louise Héritier, a Paris-based actor and culture worker, joined us to discuss 'Cultures en Lut... more
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Worker’s Inquiry works because it wrings socialist theory out of workers’ experience. In a left dominated by declassed activists and academics, this is a welcome relief. And it’s well produced!
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The content primarily revolves around the intersections of labor, political activism, and social justice, with discussions focusing on workers' rights, trade unionism, and the experiences of marginalized laborers. Noteworthy topics include the challenges faced by casualized academic staff, the unique struggles of essential workers in sectors like health care and hospitality, and the importance of solidarity among workers in various labor movements. Additionally, episodes often feature activists and scholars sharing firsthand accounts of the fight against systemic exploitation, offering both theoretical insights and practical experiences.
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Recent guests on Workers' Inquiry include:
1. Mostafa Henaway
2. Nick Francis
3. Jonas Marvin
4. Sai Englert
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