The Teamster View

On this episode of the Worker Power Hour, host Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, is joined by Business Agents Susan Carl and Sheri Orellana for a special conversation exploring the rich history of Teamsters Local 1932. From the union's early beginnings to the growth that has transformed it into one of the Inland Empire's leading voices for working people, Susan and Sheri share stories, milestones, and the victories that have shaped the Local over the years. Together, they discuss the leaders, members, and organizing campaigns that built the foundation for the strong union Teamsters Local 1932 is today.

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, we spotlighted two powerful conversations about what it takes to stand up for working people. First, James Estrada, Chief Steward for the City of Redlands Teamsters, joined us to provide an update on the fight in Redlands. James discussed the importance of solidarity on the job, the role stewards play in protecting workers' rights, and why members are staying united as they continue pushing for a contract that reflects the value of the services they provide. We also welcomed Karen May, Political & Community Organizer with SEIU Local 1000, who shared the latest on the union's campaign for a fair state contract. Karen broke down what's at stake for California state workers, the challenges at the bargaining table, and why workers across every industry should be paying attention to this fight. From local bargaining to statewide contract campaigns, today's episode highlighted a simple truth: when workers stand together, they build the power to win. Listen now and don't forget to subscribe to the Worker Power Hour for the latest conversations on labor, organizing, politics, and the fight for working people.

On this episode of Worker Power Hour, we kick things off with James Martinez for another edition of James Bites Back, where we dive into the latest labor and political news shaping the fight for working people. Then, Teamsters Local 1932 steward James Herrera joins the show to discuss the growing militancy among public sector workers. We talk about the recent City of Colton practice picket, why workers are embracing stronger collective action, and how this momentum is helping build greater worker power across the Inland Empire and beyond. Whether you're a union member, labor activist, or simply interested in the future of the American labor movement, this is an episode you won't want to miss.  

This week on the Worker Power Hour, we bring you three engaging conversations highlighting the people, perspectives, and businesses that make our communities stronger. First, we're joined by Jenny Hernandez, a Teamsters Local 1932 member with the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health, who shares her experience attending the 31st International Brotherhood of Teamsters Convention for the very first time. Jenny reflects on what she learned, the importance of member participation, and why the convention left her inspired about the future of the labor movement. Next, we sit down with Philip Cothran, Chairman of the San Bernardino County Republican Party, for an honest discussion about the relationship between the Republican Party and organized labor. We explore where common ground exists, where differences remain, and what it would take to strengthen dialogue between union members and conservative leaders. Finally, we're joined by Tim Ballard from Camping World, who shares the story behind his business, his passion for serving customers, and what it takes to succeed in the outdoor recreation industry. We discuss entrepreneurship, community involvement, and the role local businesses play in strengthening our region. Whether you're interested in labor, politics, or local business, this episode has something for everyone.

On this episode of the Worker Power Hour, host Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, welcomes On this episode of the Worker Power Hour, host Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, welcomes Teasha Parker-Bugyen, CEO of HearlinQ CPR Training and Education Academy, to discuss her inspiring business journey, the importance of CPR and emergency preparedness training, and the special discount she proudly offers Teamster members through the Teamster Advantage program. The conversation continues with Colin Levin of IBEW Local 47, who joins Randy for an important discussion on the growing attacks facing organized labor across the country. From anti-worker legislation and union-busting tactics to the importance of solidarity among working people, Colin shares his perspective on what is at stake for the labor movement and why workers must continue standing together. Whether it's preparing communities to save lives or protecting workers' rights on the job, this episode highlights the power of education, solidarity, and collective action. 🎧 Tune in and join the conversation as we continue bringing the movement to the mic on the Teamsters 1932 Radio Network.

On this episode of the Worker Power Hour, we brought together conversations focused on mental health, community, and the power of connection. First, we were joined by Rick Smith to discuss the ongoing fight for workers' rights and the importance of solidarity in today's labor movement. We also discussed Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger vetoing legislation that would have expanded collective bargaining rights for public sector workers, and what that means for working people across the country. We were also joined by Claudia from "Your Behavioral Health" for an important conversation on suicide prevention, mental health awareness, and why access to support and resources is critical in our communities and workplaces. Later in the show, Tracy Sulprizio and Shawn Russell from Revival Arcade joined us to talk about creating spaces that bring communities together, the growing popularity of retro gaming culture, and how local businesses can help strengthen connection and belonging. From worker power to mental health to community-building, this episode highlights the importance of supporting one another and building stronger communities together. 

This week on the Worker Power Hour, we're joined by the American Heart Association to discuss the importance of Stroke Awareness Week, recognizing stroke symptoms, preventative health measures, and why healthcare awareness is critical for working families. Later in the show, Steve Matthews joins us to talk about the future of labor communications and why unions must embrace podcasts, radio, and digital media to educate, organize, and inspire workers in a changing world. At Teamsters Local 1932, we are bringing the movement to the mic!

This week on the Worker Power Hour, Teamsters Joint Council 42 President Victor Mineros joins us for an important conversation on our approach to organizing Amazon workers — and what's truly at stake in the fight against corporate America. From worker rights and union power to the future of organizing in one of the world's largest corporations, this is a conversation you don't want to miss. The movement is growing — and workers are fighting back.   Tune in now and subscribe!

This week on the show, we're bringing you two powerful conversations centered on worker power and solidarity. In our first segment, we sit down with Redlands bargaining team members Eli and James to talk about their ongoing contract fight, the latest updates at the bargaining table, and what workers are demanding in their push for a fair agreement. They also break down how they've been taking action at Redlands City Council meetings to engage community allies, build public pressure, and strengthen support for their fight. Later in the show, we're joined by Albert Duarte, Executive Director of the Inland Empire Building and Construction Trades Council, for a conversation on the state of the building trades, the work happening across the region, and why union membership remains one of the strongest tools workers have to secure good wages, strong benefits, and protections on the job. From contract fights to building the future of the Inland Empire, this episode is all about what it means to stand together and fight for working people. 🎧 Tune in, subscribe, and join the movement.

Welcome back to the Worker Power Hour — a show dedicated to workers and the labor movement, where we break down the issues that matter most to working people and how we build real power on the job and in our communities. In today's episode, we're joined by Lorena Gonzalez, President of the California Labor Federation, for a timely and important conversation about the state of labor in California. We talk about the latest legislative wins for workers , what's been passed, what it means for union members, and how these victories are improving conditions on the ground. We also get into the race for Governor, what's at stake for working families, and how labor can shape the future of leadership in our state. But this episode goes deeper. We discuss the urgent need for innovation in the labor movement — why adapting our strategies, embracing new tools, and thinking creatively is critical as corporate interests continue to evolve. At Teamsters Local 1932, we are bringing the labor movement to the mic! 

*]:pointer-events-auto R6Vx5W_threadScrollVars scroll-mb-[calc(var(--scroll-root-safe-area-inset-bottom,0px)+var(--thread-response-height))] scroll-mt-(--header-height)" dir="auto" data-turn-id="5c6de6f2-fea1-43e4-abcf-58e9d2203ec0" data-testid="conversation-turn-7" data-scroll-anchor="false" data-turn="user"> *]:pointer-events-auto [content-visibility:auto] supports-[content-visibility:auto]:[contain-intrinsic-size:auto_100lvh] R6Vx5W_threadScrollVars scroll-mb-[calc(var(--scroll-root-safe-area-inset-bottom,0px)+var(--thread-response-height))] scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" data-turn-id= "request-WEB:03bfaab0-5a06-4c55-892d-1ca9a7f6b9e0-3" data-testid= "conversation-turn-8" data-scroll-anchor="false" data-turn= "assistant"> In this episode of the Worker Power Hour, we bring together voices from across the labor movement to talk about what's at stake — and how workers can take action. We're joined by Caleb Ragan of the Inland Empire Labor Council to break down the priority races shaping our region and why union members must get involved. From local elections to broader political strategy, this conversation highlights how working people can make a real impact at the ballot box. In another segment, we welcome James Martinez for "James Bites Back," where we dive into timely issues and sharp takes you won't want to miss. We also sit down with Victoria Grieve, author of Labor Journalism, Labor Feminism, to explore how women in the labor movement used media and storytelling to fight for equity, dignity, and power — and what those lessons mean for today's movement. From political action to labor history, this episode is all about understanding our power — and using it.

On this episode of the Worker Power Hour, we dive into how leadership, partnerships, and innovation are shaping real outcomes for working families across San Bernardino County. We're joined by Alex Carrasco with Employee Savings Tickets, along with Jesse Armendarez, to continue the conversation on what it takes to lead, innovate, and deliver for communities across San Bernardino County. From expanding access to valuable resources like employee savings programs, to breaking down the role of local government in supporting workers, this episode highlights how partnerships and forward-thinking leadership can make a real difference. We also build on key themes from our conversation with Curt Hagman—diving deeper into how county leadership is stepping up for the Fourth District and beyond. Tune in for a conversation about collaboration, community impact, and how we continue building worker power across the Inland Empire. At Teamsters Local 1932, we are bringing the movement to the mic. 

On this episode of the Worker Power Hour, we sit down with Curt Hagman, Supervisor for San Bernardino County's Fourth District, to talk about what it means to lead with results. From fighting for working families to delivering real investments across the Fourth District, Supervisor Hagman has taken an innovative approach to leadership—one that puts people first and focuses on getting things done. We dive into the role of a county supervisor, the services and resources available to residents, and the key wins his office has secured for the community. Most importantly, we discuss how he has stood alongside workers in San Bernardino County and why having pro-labor leadership at the local level matters now more than ever. Tune in for a conversation about leadership, impact, and building real worker power at the county level.

This week on the Worker Power Hour, we bring you powerful conversations that highlight community, advocacy, and worker strength across our region. We kick things off with Lilian Vasquez, who joins us in recognition of Autism Awareness Month to talk about the importance of understanding, inclusion, and supporting individuals and families impacted by autism. This is a conversation about awareness—but more importantly, action. Next, we're joined by Yevonne Warfield of Adore Flower Shop, a local small business owner sharing her story, her journey, and what it means to build something meaningful in our community. Supporting small businesses is supporting working people. Finally, we hear from James Herrera, a proud Teamster steward out of Colton, who gives us an inside look at ongoing contract negotiations. What are workers fighting for? What's at stake? And why does solidarity matter now more than ever? At Teamsters Local 1932, we are bringing the movement to the mic! 

This week on Worker Power Hour, we're joined by Lindsay Dougherty, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 399, representing thousands of workers who keep Hollywood running behind the scenes. As the entertainment industry faces uncertainty, Lindsay breaks down what's really at stake in the fight to keep Hollywood rolling — from protecting good union jobs to standing up against corporate decisions that threaten the livelihoods of working people across the industry. 🔥 In this episode: The current state of Hollywood production Why union workers are essential to the industry The fight to protect middle-class jobs in entertainment What this moment means for workers everywhere At the end of the day, this isn't just about Hollywood — it's about worker power, solidarity, and making sure the people who do the work are respected and protected. ✊ We keep it running.

In this episode of Worker Power Hour, we bring you conversations that highlight what building worker power looks like in real time across our communities. First, we sit down with Dejonae Shaw, candidate for Rancho Cucamonga City Council, to talk about her campaign and what it means to bring a strong pro-worker voice into local government. From workers' rights to community investment, Dejonae shares why this race matters for working families. Then, we hear from Ernie from the Palm Springs Aviation Department, who joins us to talk about a major victory—workers coming together and voting to become Teamsters. He gives an inside look at the organizing effort, what it took to win, and what this moment means for public sector workers across the region. We also break down the latest labor news, highlighting how workers across the Inland Empire and beyond are organizing, fighting back, and winning.  From the shop floor to city hall, this episode is all about one thing: worker power in action.

In this episode of Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan sits down with Joe Kerr, former president of the Orange County Professional Firefighters Association and current candidate for Congress. After years of advocating for firefighters and working families at the bargaining table, Kerr is now taking his fight for workers to the national stage. The conversation explores Kerr's journey from union leadership to public office, the importance of having working-class voices in Washington, and what a pro-worker agenda in Congress should look like. From protecting collective bargaining rights to supporting first responders and strengthening the middle class, Kerr shares his vision for building an economy that works for everyone. Tune in for a powerful discussion on leadership, labor, and why worker voices belong in the halls of Congress. At Teamsters Local 1932, we are bringing the movement to the mic!

In this episode, we bring together labor, local government, and small business voices shaping the Inland Empire. We're joined by Inland Empire Labor Institute Executive Director Esmeralda Vazquez, Helen Tran, Mayor of San Bernardino, representatives from the Teamsters Local 1932 Black Power Committee, and local small business Lala's Mexican Fusion Cuisine. Together, we discuss the importance of worker power, Black leadership in the labor movement, economic justice, and how labor, elected officials, and community businesses can work together to strengthen the Inland Empire. Teamsters Local 1932 is bringing the movement to the mic! 

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, we kicked things off with recent labor news regarding Kentucky unions' fight to repeal right to work laws and other labor wins. We were joined by Lisa Jeffers, with the Right at Home Foundation, who offer home care services for those who require the extra assistance to sustain a healthy lifestyle.   Next we had on Councilwoman Denise Davis from Redlands to discuss city council updates, why she is seeking another term, and her opinions on the CA ballot measure to tax the billionaires.  Shortly after, we were joined by our County Teamster members out of Pre-School Services Department to talk about their fight against increased ratios in their classrooms.  We end the show with Teamsters Local 2010 Vice President, Ernesto Torres, to talk about Local 2010's strike against the California State Univeristy System for not honoring their contract. 

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, we kicked things off with recent labor news regarding Corporate Interests ballot measures, worker power wins and much more.  Next, we were joined by the American Heart Association to talk about heart health and how to prevent heart issues.  We wrap up with Marnie Von Wilpert, a labor attorney and San Diego City Councilwoman who is now running for Congress!  Listen now and stay connected to the movement.

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, we kicked things off with recent labor news regaring Kaiser Permanente nurses on strike, ICE raids, and much more.  Next, we were joined by Ana Montgomery with Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy to promote their business and the sweet discount for Teamster members.  We wrap up with Susie Martinez, the Executive Secretary-Treasurer of the Nevada AFL-CIO to discuss the state of labor in 2026 and how the labor movement needs to become more innovative to combat modern union busting. Listen now and stay connected to the movement.

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, we kicked things off with Matthew, a local carpet cleaner, who shares what it's really like to run a small business, serve the community, and build something sustainable through hard work and hustle. Next, we're joined by labor TikToker Glenn Kage, who breaks down union myths vs. reality—calling out the misinformation workers hear every day and setting the record straight about what unions actually do for working people. We wrap up with Scott Wilkie, President of Teamsters Local 638, for a powerful conversation on how labor and the broader community in Minneapolis are uniting ahead of a potential national strike and what solidarity looks like in real time.   Listen now and stay connected to the movement.

This week on Worker Power Hour, host Randy Korgan is joined by powerhouse voices from across Southern California's labor and political landscape. We're honored to welcome Yvonne Wheeler, President of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, for a deep dive into how workers are organizing and fighting back against corporate America's attacks on unions and working families. We also feature a special edition of "James Bites Back" with James Martinez, delivering his take on local restaurants he has tried through our Teamster Advantage Program.  Rounding out the episode is Riverside City Councilmember Clarissa Cervantes, who joins us to discuss her vision for Transforming Riverside, how workers are organizing in her community, and why she's running for State Assembly to bring working-class leadership to Sacramento. From union halls to city halls, this episode is all about worker power, political change, and building a future that works for everyone.

On this episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan was joined by Jason Nugent, a Teamsters Local 1932 Steward and San Bernardino County eligibility worker, to discuss what workers should demand in 2026.    Randy is also joined by our Teamsters Advantage guest, Ron Hawkins, Director of Business and Educational Partnerships (California baptist University).     

On this episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Kogran is joined by Teamsters Local 166: Don Henley, Business Agent/ Recording Secretary Brian Williams, Chief Steward Contract Specialist Alex Marroquin, Kaiser Steward Healthcare Division Communicator  Huy Le, Kaiser Steward RMC Healthcare Division Communicator  Together, they discussed how Teamsters Local 166 is currently in negotiations with Kaiser Permanente to fight for issues such as wages, pensions, staffing ratios, etc.  Randy is also joined by Melissa and Jacquilyn from Michaels house to talk about how they help patients struggling with addiction and mental health. 

On this episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Kogran is joined by: Eric Tate, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 848 Peter Sidhu, Executive Vice President UNAC/UNHP James Henry, Tax Services For a discussion on how in less than 24 hours, local 848 showed worker power at a comapny called Sysco, as well as conversations around new tax laws, and how UNAC is taking on Kaiser Hospital and SHARP for their Corporate Greed.   

On this episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Kogran is joined by: David Knipp, Labor Social Media Influencer and union member Tessa Lynn Hodge, Candidate for Congress, District 23  Claudia Funderburg, Suicide Prevention Advocate For a discussion on how to innovate labor communications, current attacks on labor, what is at stake in the upcoming midterm elections, and suicide prevention.  Randy Korgan is also joined by Claudia, who is a Teamsters Local 1932 member and Suicide Prevention advocate. 

On this episode of The Worker Power Hour, host Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, sits down with Adam Chaikof, Chair of the Young Democrats Labor Caucus to talk about his role in organizing the DCCC, the Democratic Party's relationship with labor, and much more.  We also had on our Teamster Advantage Partner, Marissa, with Premium Custome Tailoring Alterations, who offers sweet discounts for our members who seek to use her service!  James Martinez also joins us for another episode of James Bites Back! James Martinez, an outstanding Teamster member goes around the Inland Empire to try delicious foods and treats from our growing network of Teamster Advantage partners.  Lastly, we welcomed Anotnio Rosario, New York Lead Organizer with the Amazon campaign and Chris Torres from DIL7 from Chicago to talk about the Delivery Protection Act and what this means for workers. 

On this epsiode, Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, is joined by Vince Saavedra, Executive Secretary-Treasurer of the Southern Nevada Building Trades, representing over 20,000 hard-working members, and Tommy Blitsch, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 631.  Vince and Tommy discuss the importance of labor unity, how to fight the anti-union campaign, and how to spread the worker power message!     

On this episode of The Worker Power Hour, host Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, sits down with Adrian Hernandez of IATSE Local 122, who discusses the fight for fair treatment and safety in the entertainment industry and how Local 122 is spreading worker power.  We also had on Crystal Cortez, a proud Teamsters Local 1932 member, who highlighted the power of solidarity among public sector workers and her compelling story of the non-union difference.  Lastly, we welcomed Rachel from our Teamster Advantage network with "Totally Raw Pet Food," who break down how union members can save money and support union-friendly businesses right here in our community.

On this episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan is joined by Ricardo Cisneros, Secretary-Treasurer of the Inland Empire Labor Council to discuss how IE labor is fighting back against Corporate America and protecting working families in the Inland Empire.   Randy was also joined by Dejoané Shaw, Non-Profit founder of Coterie Cares and Union Nurse out of USW Local 7600 to talk about what Coterie Cares is and how she got involved in the labor movement.    In addition, October 29th represents World Stroke Day, and the American Heart Association joined us today to discuss signs of a stroke, what preactions to take, resources available, and much more.    Lastly, Randy was joined by a Teamsters Local 1932 member, Patricia Flores, to talk about her job as an Eligibility Worker III and how the Federal cuts to food assistance programs are devastating communities across the county of San Bernardino.   

On this episode, Randy Korgan is joined by Gracie Torres, who is an SEIU 721  union member out of Riverside County and is currently running for Riverside City Council.    Our Teamster Advantage guest, Silva & Silva Attorneys at Law also joined Randy to promote  how they can serve you in case you run into legal trouble.    Lastly, Randy is joined by Larry Nelson with the AFGE (American Federation of Governmental Employees), former Vice President of the Bureau of Prisons, to talk about the unprecedented attacks on their union and the sudden elimination of collective bargaining agreements. 

On this episode, Secretary-Treasurer Randy Korgan was joined by Veronica Gonzalez, who was a former Starbucks Barista turned Starbucks Workers United organizer. Veronica came on to talk about union updates and how the Company is aggressively union busting and using tactics against workers.    Lastly, Randy was joined by our Teamster Advantage guests, Raffi Avetyan and Ellie Adri to discuss their automotive Paint and Body Work shop, offering sweet discounts to our members. 

Randy Korgan was joined by Teamster rank and file members from Keuirg Dr.Pepper, Stater Brothers, and Amazon, to talk about their recent contract wins and how Amazon workers are fighting every single day for a union contract.    Randy was also joined by members by Keith Luebs, with Mountain Lakes Resorts, to offer sweet disocunts to our members who choose his lodging.    Finally, Randy delivers a strong message for Public Sector employees during these tough times.     

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan is joined by Kona Ice to discuss their most popular flavors and which ones are the worst according to customers.    Lastly, Randy was joined by Otto, who is a Supervisor at CONFIRE and a new Teamsters Local 1932 member, along with his coworkers who are currently in bargaining.  

On this weeks episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan is joined by Joe Goncialazo and Antonio Leanos, who are Teamster members out of Stater Brother's to discuss how they are building worker power, upcoming negotiation updates, and much more.    Randy was also joined by Greg Ballows, who is the owner of many Corky restaurants in the Inland Empire, which offer a generous discount to Teamster members!  Lastly, we were joined by Dennis Hayes, who is a labor law attorney, representing working families for many years and explains how the Freedom Foundation is losing its fight to attempt to destroy workers rights. 

On this weeks episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan is joined by the American Heart Association to launch our Wellness Wednesdays series to talk about spreading awareness around heart disease, how to stay actively fit live a healthy life, among many other healthy subjects.    'James Bites Back' also returns with an update on what Teamster Advantage food places he has recently visited to try out their tasty food products.     Lastly, Randy was joined by Congressman Mark Takano for an hour-long discussion to talk about his new bill to protect overtime pay for workers, how he is fighting back against Trump 2.0 while defending working families in the Inland Empire, cuts to Healthcare, the elimination of collective bargaining rights for federal workers, and much more!

Randy Korgan is joined by AFGE members Maureen Gallagher (AFGE Local 1206 Retiree) and Victor Alvarado (AFGE Steward at local 1206) to discuss how the Trump Administration is eliminating collective bargaining for over 400,000 federal employees.  In this episode, Randy and the AFGE panel, unpack how we can fight back, what's at stake, and how we can stop the billionaire takeover and privatization of our federal services. 

On today's Worker Power Hour episode, we are joined by Monét Warren, Associate Director of the Inland Empire Black Worker Center to talk about how black workers and black worker allies can get involved with the center to help their mission to educate and inspire workers across the Inland Empire.  Randy Korgan was also joined by Budda from 3 Iron Brewing to talk about his Brewing business and the sweet discounts offered to Teamster members!  lastly, we were joined by Luca Barton, Communications Specialist for the San Diego and Imperial Counties Labor Council to talk about how they flipped the balance of power in the recent San Diego Supervisors race, the amazing work they are doing, and campaigns they are working on.      

Jennifer Abruzzo, former NLRB General Counsel, joins Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932 on the Teamsters View Podcast to talk about worker power, Abruzzo's advocacy during her tenure, and how workers can still fight back against Corporate America with a dysfunctional NLRB. 

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, is joined by Glenn Kage, a former UAW union official turned TikTok Labor Influencer, drawing hundreds of thousands of views.  Randy Korgan also welcomed Dan Osborn, a U.S. Senate Candidate in Nebraska who has garnered a lot of labor support despite running as an Independent.  Lastly, we were joined by James Martinez for our "James Bites Back" series, where James visits and tries out new Teamster Advantage restaurants and diners to report to listeners. 

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, is joined by Cheylynda Barnard, Executive Director of the UCR Labor Center, to discuss the state of the workforce in the Inland Empire and how workers can get involved with the IELCC.   Randy Korgan also welcomed Nicole, an advocate with the Together For Redlands group that advocates for the residents of Redlands on the local level.  Lastly, we were joined by Armando Elenes, Secretary-Treasurer of the United Farm Workers, to discuss how we all can help farmworkers during these tough times. 

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, is joined by Maggie Mullooly, Communications Director for the Philadelphia AFL-CIO to talk about the current strike that is gaining national attention.  Randy Korgan also welcomed Trisha Keeling, an advocate with the Together For Redlands group that advocates for the residents of Redlands on the local level. 

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, is joined by Gaspar Diaz, a militarty veteran and Amazon KSBD Air Hub Teamsters Local 1932 member. Gaspar discussed in depth how he got involved in the union, lobbied in Sacramento for workers' rights, and much more!  Randy Korgan also welcomed Karla Banninger, a San Bernardino County Public Guardian to talk about her job and the services she and her Co-Workers provide to thousands of residents in San Bernardino County who are disabled or unable to care for themselves. Lastly, Randy Korgan discusses what's inside the "Big, Beautiful, Bill" and how it will hurt workers. Randy also mentions one key labor win in the bill for which the Teamsters union and many other unions lobbied.   

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, is joined by our Teamsters Advantage Partner, Daniel, with Daniel Brusters Ice Cream, who offer a 10% discount on all their amazing ice cream products. For the month of July, they are offering Teamster members 20% off any ice cream products!   Randy Korgan also welcomed Noni Thompson, a Licensed Voacational Nurse out of the Arrowhead Regional Medical Center and a proud Teamster! Noni talks about her amazing career, her community invilvement, and much more.  Lastly, Randy Korgan is joined by our very own Teamsters Local 1932 member, James Martinez, a scale operator for San Bernardino County. James is on a mission to try out foods, drinks, and sweets from our Teamster Advantage partners around the Inland Empire and surrounding areas. 

The Open Enrollment period for the Teamsters Local 1932 Health and Welfare Trust Fund is now open. This is your annual opportunity to review your benefits, make changes to your health coverage, and ensure you and your family are protected for the year ahead.   This podcast addresses much of the misinformation going around. Teamsters Local 1932 President, Kathleen Brennan ( An 18-year County Employee) and Secretary-Treasurer, Randy Korgan, address members on Open Enrollment.

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, is joined by our Teamsters Advantage Partner, Nakaa Clark with Cali Care, who offers non-emergency medical transport in the  IE for those who need access to a hospital, Dr. appointments, and much more! Randy Korgan also welcomed Randy Cammack, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 63 and Edward Rendon, Senior Vice President of Capitol Advocacy and former Teamsters joint Council 42 Political Director.  

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, is joined by our Teamsters Advantage Partner, Angel Rodriguez with LitWell Signs, who offers a sweet discount for those looking to wrap their items such as vehicles, homes, luxury goods, etc.  Lastly, Randy Korgan welcomed Angela Romero, Democrat Minority Leader from the Utah State House of Representatives to talk about how she and her colleagues are pushing back against Corporate America's attacks on workers rights. 

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, is joined by our very own Teamsters Local 1932 member, James Martinez, a scale operator for San Bernardino County. James is on a mission to try out foods, drinks, and sweats from our Teamster Advantage partners around the Inland Empire and surrounding areas.  Randy Korgan welcomed Ryan Ward, a Public Defender Investigator with San Bernardino County, and a proud Teamster member! Ryan spoke about what he does as a public defender investigator and how he serves the public.  Lastly, Randy was joined by Mario Vasquez, an organizer with Teamsters Local 1932, as he spoke to striking workers on the picket line in Victorville, CA at the Keurig Dr. Pepper (7UP) facility. 

On today's episode of the Worker Power Hour, Randy Korgan, Secretary-Treasurer of Teamsters Local 1932, is joined by our Teamsters Advantage Guest, Steve Espinoza, who owns a mortgage company that not only helps secure a home loan but also with financial literacy.   Do you have a small business that would like to be part of our over 1,000 small business network? Email [email protected]