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Workers' Inquiry

Workers' Inquiry

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  • Aug 02, 2026 — This episode is a mash up of different recordings and interviews done at the rank-and-file conference, Labor Notes, earlier this summer. The central interview is a half hour discussion with Issac Nelson, a teaching assistant from Minnesota, about the...

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    Defeating Operation Metro Surge
  • Jun 23, 2026 — Direct action gets the goods. In this episode we discuss Matthew's experience of working and organising as a teaching assistant, including how they waged a campaign of on-the-job action to resist work intensification and management surveillance. This...

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    Classroom Struggle: Working in a South London School
  • May 26, 2026 — New from the NFB vault: guest editors Rehana Zaman, Jenny Warren and Allan Struthers join Dante to discuss issue 24 on class struggle in arts and culture. This interview was recorded in late 2025. Read the whole issue here Subscribe to NFB if you...

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    Gallery Wars - Class Struggle in the Culture Industry
  • May 15, 2026 — The podcast returns with an election special on workers' inquiry, fascism, and poultry farms. Lotte's book: An Economy of Starlings The Future In Our Past - out now on Verso Interview about the book with Sam Kelly on Red Medicine Read Notes from...

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    Fascists by the Seaside: Workers' Inquiry in Yarmouth
  • Feb 20, 2026 — How do you build a militant rank and file movement of thousands of young workers in a sector everyone says is impossible to organise? Nick Troy joins us to talk strikes, hospitality, service work, and the experiences of the Unite Hospitality branch in...

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    Strike First Strategy: Organising in Glasgow's hospitality sector