Episodes

This episode is a fiery and lengthy discussion, focused on Corey’s intense frustration with the union’s leadership and management’s ongoing violations of the contract. Corey begins by thanking a previous guest and highlighting Mallory’s crucial role in maintaining the website and her community engagement. He encourages listeners to support her efforts by utilizing a provided […]

This episode is an extended discussion, featuring multiple guests, on the upcoming arbitration proceedings and the broader context of the potential threat to the USPS. James Henry emphasizes unity and solidarity among NALC members, regardless of branch or political affiliation, in response to perceived threats to the postal service, particularly the potential for privatization and

This episode features a discussion about expedited arbitration, focusing on concerns raised by members regarding the process. Charlie Miller, a seasoned union representative, addresses these concerns, explaining the expedited arbitration process and emphasizing the importance of understanding the potential risks and benefits. He highlights the lack of transparency in expedited proceedings, contrasting them with traditional

This episode discusses the upcoming arbitration proceedings between the NALC and the USPS. Corey expresses deep dissatisfaction with the NALC president’s handling of negotiations, criticizing the low offer (1.3%) received after over six hundred days of talks. Corey believes Renfroe failed to negotiate effectively and believes the offer was intentionally timed to force arbitration. He

This episode focuses on the detrimental actions of current NALC leadership, specifically President Brian Renfroe and Executive Vice President Paul Barner, and contrasts their behavior with the proactive, carrier-focused approach of the Concerned Letter Carriers (CLC). Corey details the CLC’s recent training efforts, emphasizing their commitment to educating members and preparing them for future leadership

This episode delves into the intricacies of the six-day count process, focusing on management’s review requirements after route adjustments and the importance of meticulous form review to prevent manipulation of carrier time. Corey emphasizes the necessity of filing grievances if management fails to review routes or make necessary adjustments after an initial adjustment. He advises

This episode features an interview with Tyler Vasseur, a leader of the Build a Fighting NALC (BFN) movement. The discussion focuses on the successful “Vote No” campaign against the recent tentative agreement, the NALC leadership’s response, and BFN’s plans for the future.   Corey begins by praising BFN’s efforts and highlighting Mallory’s call for members

This episode focuses on the current state of the NALC, criticizing President Brian Renfroe’s leadership and the recently rejected tentative agreement. Corey argues that Renfroe’s statements about getting every possible penny from negotiations undermined the union’s position and led to a poor agreement. He expresses anger over the low pay raise, the continued existence of

Two episodes are previewed: one with James Henry discussing the rejected NALC/USPS tentative agreement (TA), and another covering various topics like a retirement dinner and grievance payouts. Corey thanks his helpers for fixing his tech issues, enabling him to address a message backlog. He praises Henry’s integrity and anticipates a strong discussion about the TA

Corey celebrates the city letter carriers’ overwhelming rejection of the proposed tentative agreement with the United States Postal Service. He frames this as a historic moment, a declaration of war against both the Postal Service and their own union leadership, particularly President Brian Renfroe. Corey accuses Renfroe of being a “failed leader,” “reckless,” “clueless,” and