If you like the dig, another podcast you might like is Belabird, a descent magazine

podcast hosted by Michelle Chen and Sarah Jaffey. Belabird has been bringing you fresh

and original labor reporting for today's working class since 2013.

Featuring labor leaders like Karen Lewis of the Chicago Teachers Union, Sarah Nelson of the Association of Flight Attendants, CWA, labor historians

and scholars like Cal Winslow, Eileen Boris, Bill Fletcher Jr, and Raj Patel, and Rank-and-file workers from around the world.

Sarah and Michelle provide context, history, and strategic insights for people navigating the workplace and

organizing for power. One recent episode you might like is Belabored number 200

with Stacy Davis Gates of the Chicago Teachers Union.

Stacey discusses the ongoing struggles to fight racism in the school system and in the labor movement,

the thorny issue of police unions, and lays out a compelling argument for why bargaining

for the common good is not just a nice idea but a necessity.

Stacey argues, quote, our classrooms are being used as a shelter, our cafeterias are being used as

supermarkets. So to not center that when you are negotiating a contract is not just a missed opportunity.

It's malpractice.

The episode also features a look at the dock workers shutting down the West Coast ports as part of the movement for black lives,

the Supreme Court's ruling on working while queer or trans, and the ongoing realities of work during

a pandemic.

It is a central listening for everyone who works for a living and that is probably

almost all of you. Welcome to the dig, a podcast from Jacobin magazine. My name is Daniel Denver and

I'm broadcasting from Providence, Rhode Island.

A place from which, according to our neighboring states, I am suddenly not allowed to leave without a negative COVID test or a two-week quarantine,

thinking through this reality.

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