CWA Hour of Power

On this special episode, Errol opens the show before turning the microphone over to David Marshall, who presents a powerful reflection on The Real Meaning of Memorial Day. David challenges listeners to move beyond cookouts and sales and remember the sacrifice, service, and human cost paid by those who never came home. The conversation then shifts to “Equality When Convenient? Gender Bias, Selective Service, and Who Bears the Burden of Citizenship,” examining questions of fairness, civic duty, and who is expected to sacrifice for the nation. David follows with the Marshall Minute, offering thoughtful insight on the values that bind communities together. All hosts then tackle “Unpaid Labor: The Truth About Self-Checkout,” exposing how corporations increasingly transfer work onto consumers while reducing jobs and human interaction. The show concludes with Timmia Wiley’s Union Buster of the Week, holding accountable those who undermine workers’ rights and collective power.

On this episode, Errol opens the show with a discussion on the powerful “All Roads Lead to Alabama” rally and what it means for organizing, visibility, and movement-building across the South. The hosts then turn to “Turning the Page: Workers, Community & The Fight for Respect at Novel,” highlighting the growing push for dignity, fairness, and worker voice in independent bookstores and community spaces. David Marshall delivers the Marshall Minute, offering reflection on accountability, solidarity, and the importance of staying grounded during difficult times. All hosts tackle “Unpaid Labor: The Truth About Self-Checkout,” examining how corporations continue shifting labor onto consumers while eliminating jobs and reducing human interaction in the workplace. Timmia Wiley returns with Union Buster of the Week, exposing another attack on worker rights and collective power. In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, the show highlights the importance of emotional wellness, rest, and community support. The episode closes with “Equality When Convenient? Gender Bias, Selective Service, and Who Bears the Burden of Citizenship,” a candid conversation on fairness, civic responsibility, and the unequal expectations placed on different groups in America today.

Errol opens this powerful episode as the hosts confront some of the most pressing issues impacting workers, voters, and everyday communities. The show begins with “After the Gutting of the Voting Rights Act: Where Do We Go From Here?” — a critical conversation examining the future of voting rights, access, representation, and the continued fight for democracy and equal protection under the law. David Marshall follows with the Marshall Minute, bringing perspective and reflection on the political and social realities shaping the labor movement today. All hosts then take on “Unpaid Labor: The Truth About Self-Checkout,” unpacking how corporations continue shifting work onto consumers while reducing jobs, cutting staff, and maximizing profits at the expense of workers and customer service. The episode closes with Timmia Wiley’s Union Buster of the Week, exposing another attack on worker rights and reinforcing why solidarity and collective action remain essential.

Errol opens the show as the hosts tackle some of the most urgent human rights and labor issues facing our communities today. Tay Akins brings another powerful Tea With Tay, followed by David Marshall’s Marshall Minute, offering reflection and perspective on the social and political climate shaping working families. The hosts then center a deeply important conversation in “Protecting Parker: When Systems Fail Our Children,” examining how policy failures and cuts to care systems impact children with disabilities and the families fighting to protect them. Timmia Wiley returns with Union Buster of the Week, exposing attacks on worker power and accountability. The show also takes on the critical question, “After the Gutting of the Voting Rights Act: Where Do We Go From Here?” exploring voting rights, representation, and the future of democracy. In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, the hosts highlight the importance of emotional wellness and community care. The episode closes with “Equality When Convenient? Gender Bias, Selective Service, and Who Bears the Burden of Citizenship,” challenging listeners to think critically about fairness, civic duty, and equal treatment under the law.

Errol opens the show by spotlighting activist Cheyenne Hunt, representing the rising generation of bold civic leadership and youth-driven change. Tay Akins leads Tea With Tay, bringing truth, energy, and perspective to the issues shaping our communities. David Marshall follows with the Marshall Minute, offering timely reflection on justice, power, and the challenges facing working people today. All hosts then unite for a powerful discussion, “The War on Women: Violence, Rollbacks, and Why This Has Got to Stop,” confronting attacks on women’s rights, safety, and equality. Timmia Wiley returns with Union Buster of the Week, exposing those undermining worker rights and collective power. The show closes with “Equality When Convenient? Gender Bias, Selective Service, and Who Bears the Burden of Citizenship,” examining fairness, civic duty, and how unequal expectations continue to shape democracy.

Errol opens this powerful episode by spotlighting young activist Demi Johnson, whose leadership reminds us that age does not determine impact. Tay Akins returns with Tea With Tay, bringing sharp insight and unfiltered truth to the conversations shaping our communities. David Marshall delivers a timely Marshall Minute on A General Strike, breaking down worker power, collective action, and what happens when labor decides enough is enough. The hosts then come together for a critical discussion, “The War on Women: Violence, Rollbacks, and Why This Has Got to Stop,” confronting attacks on women’s rights, rising violence, and the urgent need for solidarity, protection, and action.

This episode centers on bold conversations about truth, tension, and turning points in our movement, while spotlighting activist Jaz Brisack and their work in worker organizing and labor justice. David Marshall opens with the Marshall Minute, grounding the show in reflection and purpose. All hosts then take on “Agree to Disagree… or Agree to Avoid?”, challenging whether we’re resolving conflict—or just dodging the hard conversations that growth requires. The discussion continues with “Who Decides—Ahem—It’s Time?” unpacking power, leadership, and who gets to determine when change happens. The show closes with “Enough Is Enough,” a direct and urgent call for accountability, action, and collective power in the face of ongoing injustice.

The April 8, 2026 episode opens with Errol setting the tone for a timely and thought-provoking conversation, while spotlighting activist Autumn Peltier for her global advocacy on water rights and environmental justice. Tay Akins leads Tea With Tay, bringing perspective and grounded truth to the issues shaping today’s movements, followed by David Marshall’s Marshall Minute, offering reflection on accountability, civic responsibility, and collective awareness. All hosts then engage in a critical discussion, “Who Has to Prove They Belong? The SAVE Act and the Double Standard of Citizenship,” examining voting rights, access, and systemic barriers. Mikeya Jones highlights April as Autism Awareness Month, focusing on inclusion, understanding, and support for neurodiverse communities. The episode also includes Union Buster of the Week, calling out continued threats to worker power, and concludes with a discussion on why government processes feel so complicated and who they affect, emphasizing how bureaucracy impacts everyday people and reinforces the need for accessible, equitable systems.

This episode opens with Errol setting a powerful tone as the show spotlights “Movement is Power” and highlights Representative Jeremy Gray for his work advancing justice and community-focused leadership. Timmia Wiley delivers Union Buster of the Week, calling out ongoing threats to worker organizing and rights, followed by David Marshall’s Marshall Minute, offering reflection on accountability, purpose, and the importance of staying organized and focused in the face of challenges. All hosts engage in a timely discussion on TSA – Security, Sacrifice, and Solidarity, examining the realities faced by transportation workers and the balance between public safety and worker conditions. Mikeya Jones raises awareness for Sexual Assault Awareness Month, emphasizing prevention, support, and workplace protections. The show closes with “Enough Is Enough,” as all hosts confront the urgency of collective action and the need to turn frustration into organized power and lasting change.

This episode closes out Women’s History Month by centering collective power, with Tay Akins, Mikeya Jones, Timmia Wiley, and Reginald Small highlighting the impact of women leading in labor and justice movements. Tea With Tay – “Her Numbers Don’t Lie” breaks down the current state of women’s work in 2026, while David Marshall’s Marshall Minute focuses on spring cleaning—challenging us to clear out what no longer serves our unions, our workplaces, and our communities. The hosts also take on the critical issue of workplace safety through CWA’s work with sexual violence prevention, reinforcing the role unions play in protection and accountability. The show wraps with Timmia Wiley’s Union Buster of the Week, calling out attacks on worker rights and reminding listeners that collective power is still our strongest tool.

This episode opens with Errol setting the tone as the show continues its Women’s History Month recognition. Tay Akins leads the Women’s History Spotlight, honoring legendary labor leader and civil rights activist Dolores Huerta, highlighting her lifelong fight for workers, farm labor rights, and social justice. Tea With Tay – YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS! David Marshall follows with the Marshall Minute, offering insight into the broader implications of economic shifts and the responsibility to ensure workers are not left behind. All hosts then engage in a critical discussion, “AI, Data Centers & Community Power — Who Wins?” examining the rapid growth of artificial intelligence, the expansion of data centers, and the real questions around jobs, energy use, and whether communities truly benefit from these developments. Mikeya Jones delivers the awareness segment, connecting current issues to community well-being and advocacy, and Timmia Wiley closes the show with Union Buster of the Week, continuing to call out actions that undermine worker power while reinforcing the importance of solidarity and accountability.

The March 12, 2026 episode of CWA “OUR” Power Radio Show opens with Errol welcoming listeners and setting the tone for another conversation focused on power, history, and the realities facing working people today. As part of Women’s History Month, Timmia Wiley presents the Women’s History Spotlight, recognizing Women In War, honoring the courage, sacrifice, and often overlooked contributions of women who have served in combat zones and military operations throughout history. Tay Akins leads Tea With Tay – “The Economic Squeeze,” examining how rising costs, stagnant wages, and economic policies continue to pressure working families and reshape the daily decisions people are forced to make. David Marshall follows with the Marshall Minute, offering reflection and perspective on the broader social and political forces shaping labor and human rights today. All hosts then engage in a thoughtful discussion titled “Who Gets to Belong?” exploring questions of identity, citizenship, and inclusion, and how these debates intersect with labor rights and democracy. The hosts continue the conversation with “Taxed From Every Direction,” breaking down how working people often feel the weight of multiple financial pressures—from taxation structures to everyday living expenses—and what that means for economic fairness. Mikeya Jones delivers the awareness segment, highlighting issues impacting community health, advocacy, and education. The show closes with Union Buster of the Week, as Timmia Wiley calls attention to organizations and actions that undermine workers’ rights while reinforcing the importance of solidarity and collective action.

This episode opens with Errol setting the stage for a powerful discussion as the show also recognizes Women’s History Month. Mikeya Jones leads the Women’s History Spotlight by honoring trailblazing activist and former congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, highlighting her legacy of courage, representation, and unwavering commitment to justice. Tay Akins begins the conversation with Tea With Tay – “Culture,” exploring how culture shapes identity, community, and the way movements organize and respond to injustice. David Marshall follows with the Marshall Minute, offering insight and reflection on current social and political realities impacting working people. The hosts then examine “Florida Under Fire: Labor, Rights & Reality Check,” unpacking the political and economic pressures facing workers and unions in the state. In “Taxed From Every Direction,” all hosts discuss how working families are being squeezed by rising costs, policies, and economic structures that disproportionately burden everyday people. The conversation continues with “Culture Is Not Racism,” where the hosts confront the ongoing debates around identity, heritage, and how cultural expression is often misunderstood or weaponized in public discourse. Mikeya Jones then delivers the awareness segment, connecting national awareness efforts to labor, health, and community well-being. Timmia Wiley closes the program with Union Buster of the Week, calling out actions and institutions undermining workers’ rights and reinforcing the importance of solidarity and accountability within the labor movement.

The February 26, 2026 episode of CWA “OUR” Power Radio Show marks the close of Black History Month with a reflective and forward-looking conversation about labor, rights, and collective responsibility. Errol opens the show by grounding the moment in history and movement, lifting up activist Ashanti Gholar as a symbol of modern civic engagement and organizing power. Tea With Tay – “Labor Is Back” with Tay Akins sets the tone, examining the resurgence of worker organizing and what it means for Black communities moving from survival to strategy. David Marshall’s Marshall Minute follows with sharp context on accountability, memory, and why movements stall when we forget the lessons of the past. In a deeply grounded conversation, Errol Minor hosts “An Injury to One—But Do We Mean It?” with CWA 7250 members from Minneapolis, digging into solidarity, cross-union responsibility, and whether the labor movement truly shows up when it counts. All hosts then take on the urgent truth that rights are not permanent, unpacking how quickly protections can erode without vigilance, participation, and power. Mikeya Jones closes the awareness segment by tying Black History Month’s legacy to present-day struggles, before Timmia Wiley delivers Union Buster of the Week, reminding listeners that accountability doesn’t pause just because the month ends. The message is clear: Black history isn’t a chapter—it’s a charge.

In the heart of Black History Month, Errol opens the show by centering the ongoing struggle for justice, power, and truth, while lifting up the work and impact of Matthew Desmond, whose research exposes the deep connections between poverty, housing, and inequality. Tea With Tay – “The Bald Eagle” with Tay Akins challenges national symbolism versus lived reality, asking who freedom truly serves and who is still waiting to feel it. David Marshall follows with the Marshall Minute, grounding the conversation in accountability, history, and moral clarity. Reginald Small leads a powerful Human Rights Spotlight honoring Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., highlighting his enduring legacy across civil rights, labor justice, and coalition-building. All hosts then tackle the unfiltered truth in “You Can’t Separate Labor from Politics,” breaking down how policy, power, and organizing are inseparable for working people. The discussion continues with “The SAVE Act: The Truth & the Lie About Voting,” unpacking voter suppression, misinformation, and what’s truly at stake for democracy. Mikeya Jones closes with an awareness segment connecting current struggles to community impact, followed by Timmia Wiley’s Union Buster of the Week, calling out NIKE and reinforcing the demand for worker accountability and justice.

During Black History Month, Errol opens the show by grounding the conversation in the ongoing fight for dignity, freedom, and collective power, while highlighting the work and impact of activist Nia Evans. Tea With Tay – “The Driveway” returns with Tay Akins, unpacking hard truths about responsibility, belonging, and what it means to truly show up for one another. David Marshall delivers the Marshall Minute, connecting current struggles to the deeper moral and economic stakes facing working people. All hosts then lead a powerful discussion, “No Human Is Illegal: Human Rights, Immigration, and the Truth We Don’t Talk About,” centering immigrant voices, confronting myths, and framing immigration as a core labor and human rights issue. Mikeya Jones provides an awareness segment highlighting critical issues impacting workers and communities, and Timmia Wiley closes with Union Buster of the Week, once again calling attention to NIKE and the ongoing need for corporate accountability and worker justice.

In honor of Black History Month, Errol opens the show by centering the conversation on justice, resilience, and community power, while spotlighting activist DeRay Mckesson for his leadership in civil rights and social advocacy. Tay Akins kicks off Tea With Tay with “The Driveway,” a segment exploring personal and collective accountability in the fight for equity. David Marshall delivers the Marshall Minute, offering insight on strategy, solidarity, and the moral imperatives facing workers today. All hosts then engage in Sharing Power Without Panic, a dynamic discussion on collaboration, communication, and equitable decision-making, followed by a conversation on Bridging Generational Perspectives in Unions and Organizations, exploring how experience, innovation, and mentorship intersect to strengthen movements. Mikeya Jones raises awareness on key social and health issues affecting workers and communities, and Timmia Wiley closes the show with Union Buster of the Week, calling out NIKE for practices that undermine worker power and accountability.

Errol opens the show by setting the tone for a powerful and reflective conversation, while recognizing activist Merisol Vega and her work rooted in justice and community advocacy. David Marshall’s Marshall Minute anchors the hour with a sharp reflection on power, accountability, and the moral choices facing our movements. The discussion then expands during Tea With Tay, as Tay Akins and all hosts examine “When Power Becomes a Human Rights Violation,” unpacking how unchecked authority harms workers, families, and entire communities. The hosts continue by asking “Who’s at the Center?”—a collective examination of whose voices are prioritized and whose are ignored in labor, policy, and human rights decisions. This leads into a candid conversation on truth and denial, confronting how people are often pressured to reject the reality they see with their own eyes. The show then deepens with “Generations, Grief, and the Work We Carry – Part II,” exploring intergenerational trauma, resilience, and the responsibility passed from one generation to the next. The episode closes with Union Buster of the Week, as Timmia Wiley calls out NIKE, spotlighting corporate practices that undermine workers and reinforce why solidarity and collective power remain essential.

Errol opens the show by grounding listeners in the importance of movement-building and resilience, while lifting up activist Alejandro “Alex” Rivera and his commitment to collective justice. The conversation flows into Tea With Tay, where Tay Akins explores “Collective Power in Motion,” unpacking how everyday people transform shared struggle into organized action. David Marshall’s Marshall Minute delivers a timely reflection on truth, responsibility, and the moral choices facing working families today. Mikeya Jones then leads a deeply human discussion on “Generations, Grief, and the Work We Carry,” honoring how inherited struggle, loss, and hope shape labor, community, and purpose. The show closes with Union Buster of the Week, as Timmia Wiley calls out Tyson Foods for its pre-Christmas plant shutdown, examining the human cost of corporate decisions and why solidarity remains essential when workers are treated as disposable.

Errol opens the show by centering the mission of collective power and uplifting activist Mei-Ling Chen, whose work reflects the ongoing fight for justice and equity. David Marshall’s Marshall Minute sets the tone with a sharp reflection on leadership, responsibility, and the moment we’re living in. Mikeya Jones follows with January’s Awareness Month, connecting health, wellness, and social consciousness to the lived experiences of working people. Reginald Small leads a grounding conversation on Power, Purpose, and the People, focusing on how unions and communities turn shared values into real-world impact. All hosts then come together for a critical discussion, “Checks, Balances, and Accountability—When the Systems Fail,” examining what happens when institutions meant to protect democracy and workers fall short, and how people power fills the gap. The show closes with Union Buster of the Week, as Timmia Wiley exposes the ongoing anti-union legacy of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, reinforcing why accountability in media and labor rights still matters.

Errol opens the first show of the new year by grounding listeners in purpose and power, while highlighting activist Tariq Johnson and his commitment to justice and community accountability. The conversation begins with Tea With Tae, “The Truth Is a Threat,” setting the tone for an unfiltered discussion on why honesty, transparency, and courage are essential tools for movements that seek real change. All hosts then engage in a powerful dialogue on accountability, truth, and collective power, examining how workers and communities hold institutions and leaders responsible. David Marshall’s Marshall Minute sharpens the focus on strategy and moral clarity in this political moment. The hosts return together for “When Crows Attack Eagles: Strategy, Power, and Human Rights,” unpacking how power is challenged, protected, and reclaimed through collective action. The show closes with Union Buster of the Week, as Timmia Wiley breaks down Florida vs. Starbucks, exposing anti-union tactics and reinforcing why worker solidarity remains non-negotiable in 2026.

Errol opens the show as we spotlight activist Amani Mbatha for her commitment to justice and community empowerment. David Marshall brings this week’s Marshall Minute, followed by Mikeya Jones with December Awareness, highlighting key seasonal issues impacting workers and families. The hosts then dive into Housing Instability — The Oldest Labor Control Tactic, unpacking how displacement and insecurity have long been used to suppress worker power. The Union Dialogue: Conversations That Build Us continues with Episode 7: “The Cost of Silence: When Good People Look Away”, where David Marshall examines the consequences of inaction in the face of injustice. Timmia Wiley names New Seasons Market as the Union Buster of the Week, and the show closes with reflections on courage, accountability, and solidarity.

Errol opens the show as we honor activist Alondra de la Cruz for her work in social justice and labor advocacy. David Marshall delivers the Marshall Minute, and Mikeya Jones highlights key topics for December Awareness. The hosts explore Criminal Justice & Labor: Bail, Prisons for Profit, and Labor Precarity, diving into the intersections of incarceration, systemic inequality, and worker rights. The Union Dialogue: Conversations That Build Us continues with Episode 6: “The Economics of Empathy: Why Fairness Makes Fiscal Sense”, featuring David Marshall on the financial and social value of equitable workplaces. Timmia Wiley exposes Hyundai, Honda, and Volkswagen (U.S. plants) in this week’s Union Buster of the Week, and the show closes with reflections on solidarity, justice, and collective action.

This week, Errol opens the show as we spotlight activist Coco Gauff for her growing role in speaking out for fairness and youth empowerment. David Marshall delivers the Marshall Minute, followed by Mikeya Jones with an important Worker Wellness Awareness segment focused on staying mentally and emotionally grounded as the holiday season approaches. The conversation continues with The Union Dialogue: Conversations That Build Us, featuring Episode 5: “Reclaiming Civility: How Respect Became Radical,” led by David Marshall. All hosts join Mikeya Jones in examining Education Access – Standardized Testing and Opportunity, exploring how testing shapes futures and reinforces inequities. Timmia Wiley exposes Walgreens in this week’s Union Buster of the Week, and the show closes out with final reflections and solidarity for workers everywhere.

This week’s episode begins with Marshall Minute featuring David Marshall, followed by Mikeya Jones leading a discussion on Solidarity Starts with Respect — The Hidden Harm of Microaggressions, Bias, and Stereotypes. The show also honors activist John Kelce and spotlights Worker Wellness Awareness, focusing on mental and emotional health in the workplace. All hosts join in a deep dive on Health Inequality – Employment-Based Healthcare and Systemic Disparities, uncovering how unequal access impacts workers and families. The Union Dialogue: Conversations That Build Us continues with Episode 5: “Reclaiming Civility: How Respect Became Radical”, guided by David Marshall, and Timmia Wiley closes with Union Buster of the Week, exposing corporate bad actors undermining workers’ rights.

This week’s show opens with Marshall Minute as David Marshall and Reginald Small explore The Reality of Poverty in America: SNAP, Survival, and the Struggle for Dignity. The team honors activist Nicky Boyte and reflects on Gratitude, Heritage, and Solidarity: The Power of November, with Mikeya Jones leading a heartfelt tribute, Honoring the Hands That Served. All hosts then tackle Surveillance & Fear – ICE and Immigration Detention, exposing the human cost of immigration enforcement. The Union Dialogue: Conversations That Build Us continues with Episode 4: “Rowing in the Same Direction”, featuring David Marshall on the strength of collective unity. Timmia Wiley wraps the program with Union Buster of the Week, spotlighting corporate power and worker resistance.

This week, Tay Akins opens with Tea With Tay: Solidarity Starts with Respect, exploring how respect and inclusion build stronger unions and communities. The show honors activist Emma Watson, highlighting her work in gender equality and social justice. Mikeya Jones brings Halloween Awareness, emphasizing safety and community care during the holiday. All hosts tackle Voter Registration – Access or Obstacle?, examining barriers to participation and strategies for empowering voters. The Union Dialogue: Conversations That Build Us returns with Episode 3: The American We vs. The American Me featuring David Marshall, exploring individualism versus collective action in today’s labor and social movements. Timmia Wiley closes the show with this week’s Union Buster of the Week, holding corporations accountable for undermining worker power.

This week, Tea With Tay kicks off the show as another powerful, thought-provoking conversation is brought to the union table. The team honors activist and actor John Boyega, whose fearless advocacy for racial justice and workers’ rights continues to inspire across generations. Mikeya Jones raises awareness for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Awareness Month, emphasizing education, prevention, and support for families. The hosts dive into “Credit Scores – Numbers That Divide Us,” exposing how financial systems reinforce inequality and limit opportunity for working people. In Justice in Your Hands: How Hey Justice Is Making Legal Aid Accessible for All, Timmia Wiley sits down with Danielle and David Bunker, founders of Hey Justice, to discuss how technology and innovation are breaking barriers to fair representation. The Union Dialogue: Conversations That Build Us returns with Episode 2: Echo Chambers and the Death of Truth, featuring David Marshall, exploring how misinformation, media bias, and isolation threaten solidarity and democracy. Timmia Wiley closes the show by naming this week’s Union Buster of the Week, keeping the spotlight on corporate accountability.

This week, the hosts explore Brewing New Leaders — The Legacy of Dennis Serrette, honoring one of CWA’s pioneering voices for racial and economic justice. They celebrate activist Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, a symbol of liberation and LGBTQIA+ resilience. Mikeya Jones highlights All Abilities, All Voices in recognition of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, calling for inclusion and accessibility in every workplace. The hosts tackle The Gatekeepers: Entry Exams and the Illusion of Merit, exposing how systemic bias continues to shape who gets access to opportunity. The team also launches The Union Dialogue: Conversations That Build Us with Episode 1 — “Are We Still United?” featuring David Marshall, diving into solidarity, division, and what it truly means to stand together. Timmia Wiley wraps the show by naming this week’s Union Buster of the Week, holding corporate power accountable.

This week, Tay Akins opens with Tea With Tay: Pass the Torch While It’s Still Lit, a reflection on mentorship, legacy, and keeping the movement’s fire alive. The show honors youth climate activist Zanagee Artis for his bold leadership in environmental and social justice. Mikeya Jones brings awareness with Mind Matters: Mental Health in Our Union Families, addressing the importance of emotional wellness in the labor movement. All hosts come together for Tipping – Who Really Pays the Price?, unpacking how this normalized system exploits workers and widens inequality. Reginald Small leads this week’s Spotlight on Our Federal Workers & Sky Guardians, recognizing the dedication of air traffic controllers and public servants. And as always, Timmia Wiley exposes another corporate offender in Union Buster of the Week.

This week’s show opens with Tea With Tay: HUMANS from Tay Akins, reminding us of our shared humanity. We honor Activist Survivors: Champions for Breast Cancer Awareness and highlight Breast Cancer Awareness Month with Mikeya Jones. Guests David Marshall and Britni Cuington join us for a critical discussion, Packed, Cracked, and Silenced: The Gerrymandering Crisis. Reginald Small continues our Union 101 series with The Future of Unionism: Building Power for the Next Generation. Timmia Wiley calls out another Union Buster of the Week, and the hosts close with a deep dive into The History of Tipping and the Fight for a Living Wage for All Marginalized Communities.

This week, Tay Akins opens with Tea With Tay: HUMANS, a celebration of unity across cultures, identities, and labor. We honor activist Cristina Jiménez, co-founder of United We Dream, for her tireless advocacy for immigrant youth. Mikeya Jones highlights the inspiring Memphis Librarians Union Drive, while Reginald Small continues the Union 101 series with Beyond the Bargaining Table: Unions and Social Justice. All hosts are joined by guests Feliz, Terris, and Marty to discuss Equal Pay, Equal Dignity: The Navajo Communications Journey. Timmia Wiley exposes another offender in Union Buster of the Week, and the show closes with a powerful discussion on The History of Tipping and the Fight for a Living Wage for All Marginalized Communities.

This week, the show honors activist Joseph A. McNeal, a trailblazer in the fight for equality and justice. Tay Akins opens with Tea With Tay: Boys Don’t Cry, challenging harmful stereotypes about masculinity and emotion. Mikeya Jones brings awareness during National Suicide Prevention Month, focusing on mental health in our communities. Reginald Small continues the Union 101 series with Solidarity in Action: Strikes, Boycotts, and Collective Power. All hosts unite for America Speaks: We Need Unions, lifting worker voices nationwide. Timmia Wiley exposes corporate wrongdoing in Union Buster of the Week, followed by a deep dive into The History of Tipping and the Fight for a Living Wage. The episode closes with CWA’s Own Spotlight Moment, celebrating the strength and resilience of union members everywhere.

This week, the show spotlights activist David Cole, exploring his legacy of defending civil liberties and holding power accountable. Tay Akins opens with Tea With Tay: Unlikely Activist, Unstoppable Voice, highlighting the courage it takes to speak truth to power. Mikeya Jones examines 9/11: Human Rights, Health Rights, and Union Lessons, connecting the events of September 11th to ongoing struggles for worker protections and public health. Reginald Small continues Union 101 Part 7: First Contracts, teaching listeners how to transform a union into real bargaining power. All hosts discuss the impact of AI in Healthcare & Health Equity, exploring opportunities and risks in the modern medical system. Timmia Wiley calls out another offender in Union Buster of the Week, and the episode closes with a critical conversation on The Importance of Voting in Local Elections, emphasizing the power of community engagement in shaping policy.

This week, Tay Akins opens with Tea With Tay: Dust Storms & Rights, exploring the intersection of environmental crises and human rights. Mikeya Jones leads a special Labor Day Awareness segment, honoring workers everywhere and highlighting the contributions that keep our communities and economy moving. Reginald Small continues Union 101 Part 6: Busting Union-Busting, equipping listeners to spot and stop employer tactics that threaten collective power. The hosts discuss the impact of CDC layoffs on public health and workers, while Timmia Wiley delivers another sharp Union Buster of the Week. The episode closes with a deep dive into the National Guard: A Historical & Human Rights Perspective, connecting history, service, and the importance of treating all workers with dignity and respect.

This week, the show highlights the activism of Manuel and Patricia Oliver, the parents of Joaquin Oliver’s “Change The Ref” Advocacy Center, connecting social justice and youth advocacy to labor and human rights. Reginald Small leads Union 101 Part 5: The Bigger Picture, exploring why unions matter beyond the workplace and the role of collective power in shaping communities. Mikeya Jones raises awareness for Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month, emphasizing prevention and wellness for the youngest members of our society. Reginald and guest Kwami Barnes tackle Homelessness in America, exposing the administration’s attacks on the unhoused in the nation’s capital. Errol and guest Elissa Johnson (FWD.us) examine the hidden cost of mass incarceration in We Can’t Afford It: Mass Incarceration and the Family Tax. Timmia Wiley calls out another corporate offender in Union Buster of the Week, while all hosts discuss the impact of CDC layoffs on public health and worker protections. Tay Akins closes with Tea With Tay: Dust Storms & Rights, connecting environmental crises to civil rights, labor, and community resilience.

This week’s episode honors the legacy of labor pioneer Eugene “Gene” Mays while equipping listeners with the tools to strengthen union democracy. Reginald Small leads Union 101 Part 3: Dues, Dollars & Democracy, breaking down how member contributions empower collective action. Mikeya Jones highlights National Breastfeeding Awareness Month, emphasizing workplace support for parents and caregivers. The hosts cover the CWA Minority Caucus Convention, celebrating leadership and organizing victories, and revisit the human cost of immigration enforcement in Collateral Grief: When Immigration Raids Hit Home. Timmia Wiley exposes the latest offenders in Union Buster of the Week. The team reflects on the CWA 80th National Convention, with a potential appearance by National President Claude Cummings Jr., and Tay Akins closes with Tea With Tay: Debate Without Hate, sharing insights from the convention floor and the power of civil discourse.

This week’s episode continues the education and empowerment with Union 101 Part 2: Know Your Rights, where Reginald Small walks listeners through essential protections every worker should understand. Mikeya Jones dives into Stronger Together, exploring how social wellness and union power go hand in hand. Errol, Tay, and Mikeya lead an inspiring conversation with Derrick Lewis II of the NAACP, highlighting youth leadership and the rising generation of changemakers. The hosts unpack Collateral Grief, a hard-hitting segment on the emotional and economic toll of immigration raids on working families. Timmia Wiley names names in Union Buster of the Week, exposing another threat to organizing efforts. Surviving the Cycle focuses on breaking patterns that keep workers trapped in systemic inequity, and Tay Akins closes with Tea With Tay: The Privilege to Opt Out, calling out who’s doing the real work—and who benefits from staying silent.

This episode opens by honoring disability rights activist Rick Hansen, whose global wheelchair journey challenged perceptions and championed accessibility for all. Reginald Small leads Union 101: The Power of US, breaking down the basics of union strength and member rights. All hosts tackle Not for Show: Real Activism vs. Performative Activism, calling out surface-level gestures and uplifting those in the trenches. It’s Better in a Union – Our Labor of Love reminds listeners why solidarity still matters. Timmia Wiley returns with another sharp Union Buster of the Week expose. Mikeya Jones highlights International Self-Care Day, tying mental wellness to worker justice, followed by The Fierce Urgency of Labor, where Reginald interviews David Marshall on the state of labor today. Tay Akins closes out with Tea With Tay: The Privilege to Opt Out, a critical look at who carries the weight in the fight for change and who conveniently sits it out.

This week’s episode honors the fearless human rights work of Dzikamai Bere and kicks off with a spotlight on Sarcoma Awareness Month, raising visibility for rare cancer warriors in our communities. The hosts come together for a bold conversation titled The Fierce Urgency of Now, reminding listeners that labor, civil, and human rights cannot wait. We take listeners to North Carolina for From Workers to Workers, featuring guests Aiden Graham and Denise Jackson, who are rebuilding the South through direct action, one conversation and one door at a time. Timmia Wiley calls out corporate misconduct in the Union Buster of the Week segment, naming those profiting from silencing worker voices. Tay Akins closes the show with a powerful “Tea With Tay” segment, The Hell You Create, unpacking how toxic systems are built—and how we fight to dismantle them.

As Pride Month comes to a close, this week’s show honors the legacy of Harvey Milk and uplifts the continued fight for justice, equity, and worker power. The hosts, Reginald, Errol, and Timmia, kick off with a hard-hitting conversation on congressional budget cuts, asking: Who really pays the price? Special guests Elena Lopez and Tysianna Marino join to break down the impact on our communities. The team dives into the truth about so-called “Right to Work” laws, exposing how they sell out workers and strip away hard-won protections. Timmia Wiley returns with Union Buster of the Week, naming and shaming those who continue to profit from exploitation. The episode closes with a bold look at Medicaid cuts and the broader war being waged on working people in Whose Side Are You On? A challenge to lawmakers and labor alike to stand up and fight back.

This week’s episode honors the fearless activism of Fannie Lou Hamer and continues the fight for justice through the voices of today’s labor leaders. The show opens with Mr. Lew Moye, reflecting on his legacy and resilience in the face of adversity. Reginald Small leads a vibrant Pride Month spotlight, celebrating LGBTQIA+ power and visibility in labor spaces. Special guest Eric Hall joins to discuss the urgent crisis facing Job Corps students and the uncertain futures many young people now face. Instead of her usual Union Buster segment, Timmia Wiley brings listeners something special: Opal’s Walk—a tribute rooted in legacy, endurance, and inter-generational strength. Tay Akins brings it home with “Tea With Tay,” exposing the disconnect between leadership and membership in Boardroom Blues: When Union Politics Forget the People.

This week’s episode honors the legacy of medical pioneer Dr. James Bowman while spotlighting the strength and resilience of National Cancer Survivors Month. Reginald Small leads a powerful conversation on how middle-class jobs are under attack, and what that means for working families and union power. The hosts amplify the essential role of constituency groups, the heartbeat of our movement and the power behind the people. Timmia Wiley calls out eBay as Union Buster of the Week for their anti-worker practices and union suppression. Errol and Reginald shine a light on young changemakers in Honoring Leadership Under 40, and the team reflects on the powerful formation of CBTU Richmond, building momentum for the movement ahead. Tay Akins closes the show with “Tea With Tay,” reminding us that in this fight, there are no reserved seats and no silent mouths—only collective action and unapologetic truth.

This week’s episode features powerful conversations at the intersection of health, equity, and activism. We’ll kick off with a focus on May as National Asthma & Allergy Awareness Month, highlighting the environmental and workplace triggers that disproportionately impact frontline and marginalized workers. We’ll uplift young activist Mari Copeny, whose advocacy reminds us that even the smallest voices carry enormous power. The show will emphasize that Solidarity Voting is Non-Negotiable because every vote shapes the policies that govern our jobs, communities, and futures. Timmia Wiley exposes this week’s Union Buster for cutting broadband access in rural and underserved areas, attacking both digital equity and worker access. The hosts continue exploring The Great Unraveling and the urgent need to defend civil rights in today’s volatile climate. Tay Akins returns with “Tea With Tay,” serving truth on the Act Your Wage movement and its connection to dignity and fair pay. The episode closes with a deep dive into constituency groups, where the pulse, the power, and the people come together to drive lasting change.

This week’s show honors the legacy of labor legend Addie L. Wyatt while tackling urgent issues affecting working people today. We begin by recognizing May as American Stroke Awareness Month, focusing on how health equity and workplace conditions intersect. The hosts remind listeners that mental health is a union issue because no one should have to choose between a paycheck and peace of mind. We’ll dig deep into Project 2025, exposing how proposed rollbacks cut people, not corporate waste. Timmia Wiley names Hand & Stone as Union Buster of the Week for silencing workers and undermining organizing efforts. Tay Akins serves up a fresh pour in “Tea With Tay,” challenging the idea that working young activists are being invited to the table, but please don’t give us No Kids Menu. The show also takes a hard look at how Black lives and labor are devalued in sanitation and essential services through a segment called Flushed Away. We’ll reinforce that Solidarity Voting Is Non-Negotiable and close by examining The Great Unraveling—a powerful call to protect civil rights in the face of rising threats.

This upcoming episode dives into the many layers of justice, from skin safety to civil rights. We’ll recognize May as an awareness month with a focus on melanin, melanoma, and heat exposure, because skin safety is union safety. Special guest David Marshall joins Reginald Small in the Human Rights Spotlight to address the growing fight to protect our VA healthcare system with a clear message: VA is not for sale. The hosts take listeners on a global journey from apartheid to asylum, exploring how international human rights violations are connected to the struggles of workers today. Timmia Wiley names Trader Joe’s as the Union Buster of the Week, shedding light on their anti-union behavior. Tay Akins returns with a special “Tea with Tay” segment brewed in solidarity, linking labor rights, mental health, and the healing power of unity. We'll also emphasize why solidarity voting is non-negotiable in building a just future, and close with an urgent look at why civil rights still matter in today’s unraveling political climate. Don’t miss it! This episode is a rally cry for every worker, every voter, and every voice that refuses to be silenced.

This episode centered Indigenous justice and human rights through a powerful labor lens. Mikeya Jones opened with a stirring call to action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People, reminding us that labor must stand with those still missing and those still fighting for justice. Reginald Small’s Human Rights Spotlight issued a #SOS, highlighting urgent crises facing frontline communities. The hosts welcomed guest Vanessa Noise to unpack the fight to save Oak Flat, a sacred site threatened by corporate greed and environmental destruction. Timmia Wiley named and shamed another corporate violator during Union Buster of the Week, keeping listeners alert and organized. Tay Akins delivered a powerful Tea with Tay segment on the overlooked mental health battles in Indigenous communities. The show closed with a vital conversation on The Great Unraveling—an unflinching look at why civil rights still matter and why labor can’t afford to look away.

On this powerful May Day episode, the hosts of OUR Power honored workers’ struggles, victories, and mental well-being. Mikeya Jones opened the conversation by recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month, urging labor spaces to prioritize healing and emotional justice for every worker. Reginald Small’s Human Rights Spotlight uplifted voices fighting at the intersection of justice and dignity. The hosts reflected on how our choices shape the conditions we live in at work, in policy, and in our communities. Timmia Wiley exposed another corporate offender during Union Buster of the Week, reminding us why collective power matters. “Have The Day You Voted For” delivered a sharp reality check on political accountability. Tay Akins brought heart and fire with a truth-filled Tea with Tay, and the episode closed with a message of solidarity in The Allies: United for Every Worker—a call for intersectional unity in the labor movement.

This week’s episode of OUR Power tackled powerful themes impacting our communities and our movement. Mikeya Jones raised critical awareness for National Minority Health Month, spotlighting the racial health disparities that unions must confront head-on. The hosts explored the importance of breaking generational cycles of inequality and uplifted environmental justice by diving into the forgotten tragedy of Times Beach. Tay Akins brought truth and inspiration with a tribute to women in leadership who continue to rise above adversity. Reginald Small lit up the Spotlight with stories of local leaders making change, and Timmia Wiley returned with Union Buster of the Week—exposing yet another threat to worker power. The show closed with a powerful discussion on how the choices we make today shape the world we leave behind.

Union Buster of the Week: Timmia Wiley calls out this week's top offender in the ongoing war against workers’ rights. Who’s behind the latest attacks on unions? Who’s trying to silence workers and break solidarity? We’ve got receipts, and we’re bringing the heat. Sexual Assault Awareness Month: Mikeya Jones leads an essential conversation on the fight against sexual violence, the role of unions in protecting workers, and how we can create safer, more just workplaces. Because awareness is only the beginning—action is the goal. Striking for Workers' Rights: A Victory for Pittsburgh's Newspaper Guild: Solidarity wins! The hosts break down how Pittsburgh's Newspaper Guild took a stand, hit the picket lines, and secured a major victory. What can we learn from their fight? And how do we keep the momentum going for workers everywhere? Dismantling Collective Bargaining Rights – Let’s Talk About It! Tay Akins serves up hard-hitting truth in Tea with Tay. The attacks on collective bargaining are real and calculated—but who’s behind them, and what’s at stake for workers? Let’s spill the facts and strategize the fightback. Justice Watch – The Human Cost of Immigration Crackdowns: From workplace raids to family separations, the current administration’s immigration policies are destroying lives and violating human rights. Our hosts unpack the devastating impact on workers, families, and communities—because justice knows no borders. Tune in, stay informed, and take action! Because when we stand together, we win.