Live May Day 2026

Railroad Worker Nick Wurst (SMART TD)

Joshua and Chris have a discussion with Nick who is a rank and file advocate for the railroad workers. This discussion dives deep into a railroad workers life. This discussion also touches upon political issues within the industry as well as external policies that attack the rail industry. Nick gets intense talking about the East Palestine derailment and how political factors have allowed the private rails to operate inefficiently while still raking in money. Find out more at https://www.railroadworkersunited.org

North Carolina Families Show Up for Kids and Educators on May Day 2026

Joshua and John chat with DAE President Mika Twietmeyer about the everyday struggles of education workers in the 'Right to Work' state of North Carolina. With no legal ability to collectively bargain, workers' rights are hampered by anti-worker state laws passed during the Jim Crow era. North Carolina ranks 46th in the nation for teacher pay in 2026 and is the only state in the country where the average teacher salaries will decline this year. North Carolina also ranks #1 in the nation for business. With the corporate tax rate set to go to zero by 2028, funding for NC public schools and services will suffer an even worse fate while greedy billionaires and corporations will pocket countless dollars that could instead improve the lives of all working-class families in North Carolina. Despite this, working class families in North Carolina have demonstrated the successes of continued collective action to make headlines around the country. Their courage and solidarity are proving to America that workers have real power to make positive changes in their workplace and communities.

President Twietmeyer Promo

President Twietmeyer Promo

Jenny Montvitt Business Agent UFCW 1445

Joshua and Ryan discuss unionism, structures, and systems with Jenny Montvitt a business agent with UFCW 1445.

Live May Day 2026

Joshua, Chris, Marc, and Tevita talk about May Day. The past, the present, the future, domestically, and internationally. Happy International Workers day. Recorded on MAY DAY Released on the 140th anniversary of The Haymarket Event. 8 hours of work 8 hours of rest 8 hours for what we will.