Mar 4, 202644 minS0
<p>On the Line interviewed Nathalie Hrizi, VP of Substitutes of the United Educators of San Francisco (UESF) and a core leader of UESF's 4 day strike. We sat down with Nathalie at the conclusion of the strike to discuss...
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On the Line is a network of union members and leaders who cover, analyze, and draw lessons from the struggles of workers across the country to build a fighting labor movement. Although the vast majority of workers in the U.S. remain unorganized, union popularity is at its highest since 1965. One of the key drivers of this popularity is a groundswell of interest from a new generation of young workers who are looking to the labor movement as a vehicle to fight against an increasingly bleak future. A labor movement that is content with business as usual will not realize the opportunities of this moment. Instead, we need unions that articulate not only our demands for better pay and working conditions, but can advance our broader political aspirations as a working class. Building a movement that can advance the hopes and dreams of all workers won't be achieved by creating perfect structures and processes in unions that become more marginal with each passing year. It will only be achieved b
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What is On the Line about?
On the Line is a network of union members and leaders who cover, analyze, and draw lessons from the struggles of workers across the country to build a fighting labor movement. Although the vast majority of workers in the U.S. remain unorganized, union popularity is at its highest since 1965.
What has On the Line covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Episode 30: "The Strike is for Everyone": How San Francisco Educators Built a Movement" (4 March 2026, 44 minutes), "Episode 29: Sara Nelson: Crisis and Opportunity Ahead" (16 September 2025, 63 minutes), and "Episode 28: In the Belly of the Beast: How the Federal Unionists Network is Fighting DOGE and Project 2025" (27 July 2025, 55 minutes).
How often does On the Line publish?
On the Line publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 44 minutes across 29 episodes.
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Booking probability for On the Line is 24%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. On the Line requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. On the Line's contact route on record: verified email.
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- Sep 16, 20251h 3mS0
<p> </p> <p>On the Line interviewed Sara Nelson, President of the Association of Fight Attendants (AFA-CWA). As one of the leading progressive labor voices in the country, Sara has pushed the labor movement to respond...
- Jul 27, 202555 minS0
<p>On the Line interviewed Chris Dols, Co-Executive Director of the Federal Unionists Network (FUN). As Trump pursues the billionaire agenda laid out in Project 2025 to dismantle the federal government, FUN is at the...
- May 15, 202558 minS0
<p>In a time of growing monopoly power and inequality, UFCW Local 3000 has organized militant fights against the biggest corporate giants in grocery and healthcare. Faye Guenther, the President of Local 3000 based in...
- May 6, 202524 minS0
<p> </p> <p>The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) has recently ratified a powerful contract with the aim of lifting up students. They have built a force field to stop the attacks from the federal government from hitting...
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- Apr 29, 202549 minS0
<p>On the Line interviewed Jimmy Williams Jr, the General President of the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (IUPAT). In this moment of political upheaval and attacks on the working class, Jimmy has been...
- Feb 26, 20251h 24mS0
<p>California educators have recently launched the We Can't Wait campaign, a statewide coordinated effort by educator unions covering nearly 80k educators and over one million students, making it the largest educator...
- Feb 17, 20251h 3mS0
<p>Gene Bruskin, a long-time union organizer and anti-war activist joins our producer Jeff Rosenberg for part 2 of our interview, to share power stories of his experience building the anti-war movement within the labor...
- Jan 14, 20251h 35mS0
<p>Gene Bruskin, a long-time union organizer and anti-war activist sits down with our producer Jeff Rosenberg to share the powerful stories of immigrant workers organizing for justice on the job and in their...
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Episode 21: August in Review
Sep 6, 202426 minS0<p>From exorbitant CEO pay to three different strikes — UNITE HERE hotel workers, SAG-AFTRA video game workers, and CWA AT&T workers — in this episode of On the Line, we got everything you need to know from the labor...
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Episode 20: July in Review
Aug 3, 202432 minS0<p>In this episode of On the Line we discuss pro-corporate courts rolling back our labor rights, the trumped up investigation into the UAW by their federal monitor, the new Disneyland contract, Boeing workers' and...
- Jul 19, 202432 minS0
<p>In this episode of On the Line we break down Project 2025 and what its impact could mean for the labor movement beyond November. </p>
- Jul 13, 202438 minS0
<p>20 years ago, over 5,000 Smithfield Foods workers in Tar Heel, NC who work at the largest hog processing plant in the world won their union. At the time, it was the most significant union victory in the private...
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Episode 17: June in Review
Jul 5, 202432 minS0<p>Unions are winning at a higher rate than they have in 15 years. In June, we saw the largest public sector union victory in 25 years and Waffle House workers won a $3/hour raise which amounts to an over 200% increase...
- Jun 14, 202443 minS0
<p>In this episode, we're On the Line with Taher Dahleh, member of CWA local 1109 and organizer with PYM, and Yajaira Cuapio, School Social Worker in SFUSD and Executive Board Rep for UESF to discuss the connection...
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Episode 15: May in Review
Jun 7, 202429 minS0<p>In this episode of On the Line, we go through a quick review of labor struggles in May, featuring updates on the historic academic strike of UAW 4811 workers, a bargaining breakthrough with Starbucks Workers United...
- May 31, 202425 minS0
<p>In this episode, we're On the Line with Naomi Harris, Waffle House worker and founding member of USSW, and Quichelle Liggins, 13 year Hyundai worker in Alabama. We had the opportunity to interview Naomi and Quichelle...
- May 24, 202437 minS0
<p>In this episode we're On the Line with UAW 4811 members and leaders in the UC system to discuss the progression of the first authorized pro-Palestine strike.</p> <p>We're joined by Anny Viloria Winnett, Graduate...
- May 17, 202429 minS0
<p>In this episode we're On the Line with UAW 4811 members and leaders in the UC system to discuss the first authorized pro-Palestine strike.</p> <p>We're joined by Rafa Jaime, President of UAW 4811 and Academic Student...
- May 10, 202423 minS0
<p>In this episode we're On the Line with Katie Giede, a 10 year Waffle House worker with USSW in Atlanta to discuss the recent Waffle House strike and why she walked off the job for a better future for her family.</p>
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