Hello out there in Cyberland. It's Striketober in America. From the John Deere factory floor to the serial crunching halls of Kellogg's, workers are telling management they've had enough. It's labor unrest the U.S. hasn't seen in my lifetime. Thankfully, today I'm joined by Motherboard Senior Staff Writer and expert on All Things Labor, Lauren Kiori Gurley. Let's roll that beautiful music.

I'm Matthew Galt, and this is Cyber.

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All right, Lauren, so you've been on this beat for a long time. And the article that I kind of

really caught my eye and that I really wanted to talk about first today is this right here

that we've got up on the website. Our future is not for sale. America is witnessing the biggest

strike wave in a generation. So this article itself is kind of a gateway to everything else that you're writing about right now.

It covers just a whole bunch of topics.

So can you kind of walk us through the ins and outs of this?

And like what's going on out there right now?

Sure.

So a lot of people are either on strike or about to be on strike.

We have 10,000 workers in John Deere, at John Deere, the agricultural giant who walked off

the job last week.

There are 2,000 nurses in Buffalo on strike, nurses in Massachusetts on strike,

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