Recordings from the Labor Notes rank-and-file conference, built around a Minnesota teaching assistant.

A teaching assistant's campaign of on-the-job action against work intensification and surveillance.

The guest editors of issue 24 on class struggle in arts and culture. Recorded late 2025.

An election special on workers' inquiry, fascism and poultry farms.

Thousands of young workers organised in a sector everyone said was impossible.

Care and support workers organising through the pandemic. Connor returns, this time asking the questions.

A games worker and IWGB organiser on the birth of his union branch, days after Rockstar sacked thirty.

Building rank-and-file organisation in a sector of low membership and small workplaces.

A Paris culture worker on the movement that toppled two prime ministers. Season two opens.

Thomas on organising in construction. The last episode of season one.

Two university workers on the crisis in higher education and the openings it creates.

A Piccadilly Line driver on the work of running London's transport infrastructure.

Trade unions, social partnership, class compromise and bureaucrats.

Three comrades from the Slovenian organisation CEDRA on supermarket workers and feminist coresearch.

Two PAWA organisers on working and organising in the care industry.

Mostafa Henaway on the Immigrant Workers Centre in Montréal and the power of migrant worker organising.

A Swedish ex-miner on Gruvkvinnor, a self-organised group of blue collar women in Europe's largest iron ore mine.

A former bouncer on the work, coalitions across hospitality, and the stories that make a shift bearable.

Jonas Marvin on the history of sickness in Britain and what health communism teaches the class struggle.

Sai Englert on revolutions, parties, and the coming combination of crisis and opportunity.

A London chef on hospitality work, organising strategy and gentrification.

Two ex-care workers on deindustrialisation, disability, migration and strikes.