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The Red Pen Podcast

by Americans for Fair Treatment

Government unions have spent decades writing their own rules. The Red Pen Podcast is here to mark them up. Every other week, Americans for Fair Treatment CEO Chip Rogers and Senior Fellow Corey DeAngelis take a red pen to the latest news from the world of public sector and teachers unions. They break down the stories the unions would rather you didn't hear: corruption, intimidation of workers, union dues funneled into politics, and the fight to put kids ahead of union bosses in our schools. Each episode features a high-profile guest from the front lines, including lawmakers, policy experts, and public employees who have stood up for their rights. Chip and Corey bring sharp analysis, plenty of candor, and a clear message: public employees deserve freedom, taxpayers deserve accountability, and parents deserve a say. Whether you're a teacher, a first responder, a public employee, or a taxpayer footing the bill, The Re

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Episodes

  1. Teachers’ Union Dues, Randy Weingarten’s Pay, and School Choice | Red Pen Podcast

    In this episode of the Red Pen podcast, AFFT Senior Fellow Cory DeAngelis and Americans for Fair Treatment CEO Chip Rogers return after two weeks to discuss teachers’ union political spending. They also discuss the new AFT LM-2 disclosures, including Randy Weingarten’s reported $550,000 salary,...

  2. The Lawsuit Exposing What Happens in Public School Classrooms All Day

    NCLA attorneys Margot Cleveland and Jeanette Brown break down what's actually named in the landmark lawsuit against Nebraska's public school system — from gender identity discussions to anti-law enforcement messaging to climate fear-mongering. As they explain, it's not confined to one classroom…

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  3. The 1619 Project now regrets sacrificing her kid to the failing government school system.

    On this episode of the Red Pen podcast, Corey DeAngelis and Chip Rogers (Americans for Fair Treatment) interview former Georgia state representative Wes Cantrell about his book, "The Job I Never Wanted," and his experience leading school choice efforts in the Georgia House. The conversation...

About this show

Government unions have spent decades writing their own rules. The Red Pen Podcast is here to mark them up.

Every other week, Americans for Fair Treatment CEO Chip Rogers and Senior Fellow Corey DeAngelis take a red pen to the latest news from the world of public sector and teachers unions.

They break down the stories the unions would rather you didn't hear: corruption, intimidation of workers, union dues funneled into politics, and the fight to put kids ahead of union bosses in our schools.

Each episode features a high-profile guest from the front lines, including lawmakers, policy experts, and public employees who have stood up for their rights. Chip and Corey bring sharp analysis, plenty of candor, and a clear message: public employees deserve freedom, taxpayers deserve accountability, and parents deserve a say.

Whether you're a teacher, a first responder, a public employee, or a taxpayer footing the bill, The Re

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does The Red Pen Podcast have?

The Red Pen Podcast has 3 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on October 26, 2026.

What is The Red Pen Podcast about?

Government unions have spent decades writing their own rules. The Red Pen Podcast is here to mark them up. Every other week, Americans for Fair Treatment CEO Chip Rogers and Senior Fellow Corey DeAngelis take a red pen to the latest news from the world of public sector and teachers unions. They...

How often does The Red Pen Podcast release new episodes?

The Red Pen Podcast publishes every two weeks, based on its 3 episodes since October 2026.

Who hosts The Red Pen Podcast?

The Red Pen Podcast is created and hosted by Americans for Fair Treatment.
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