Dive into our latest podcast episode, where we unravel the unexpected resurgence of child labor in the U.S., shining a light on how historical issues are resurfacing in today's society. We also break ground on the transformative unionization movement among college athletes, beginning at Dartmouth College, marking a pivotal moment in the recognition and fight for their rights. Discover how the quiet halls of 501(c)(3) charitable organizations are becoming the new frontlines for labor disputes, challenging preconceived notions of the nonprofit sector. Our discussion ventures into the complex relationship between capitalism and political power, revealing how economic forces shape our democratic landscape. This episode promises to provide a fresh perspective on the evolving landscape of labor rights, challenging listeners to think critically about the balance between progress and exploitation. Join us on this enlightening journey to understand the forces that are sculpting the contours of American society and echoing globally. We aim to ignite a conversation on the importance of addressing power dynamics in modern society to pave the way for genuine progress. Tune in to be part of an engaging dialogue that promises to challenge, inform, and inspire our collective pursuit of a more equitable and just future.

George Galloway's election victory, his political stance, implications for British and American politics, updates on minimum wage, labor union developments, electric vehicles in China, and an interview with Richard RJ Escow.

We talk about the recession in Germany, the unionization of fast food employees in California, Why most wage and salary earners are struggling while the US stock market and corporate stock holdings are doing well due to the conflict in Ukraine What are the takeaways from the European farmers' uprising? Last but not least, the persistent unveiling of key inequities within the United States federal tax system (including the flat tax system for social security and tax exemptions for religious institutions, hospitals, and charities).