CWA Hour of Power

CWA Hour of Power

A justice filled hour of talk, solidarity, and worker power from the Communications Workers of America! Listen in as we talk with workers and union leaders about the issues they are facing and the exciting things they are doing to build power for social and economic justice at work and in their communities.

Episodes

April 3, 2025 58 mins
Union Buster of the Week: Timmia Wiley calls out this week's top offender in the ongoing war against workers’ rights. Who’s behind the latest attacks on unions? Who’s trying to silence workers and break solidarity? We’ve got receipts, and we’re bringing the heat. Sexual Assault Awareness Month: Mikeya Jones leads an essential conversation on the fight against sexual violence, the role of unions in protecting workers, and how we ca...
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We have a phenomenal lineup on today’s CWA "OUR" Power Radio Show, featuring the dynamic voices of Errol Minor, Mikeya Jones, Sir Reginald Small, Timmia Wiley, and Tay Akins. From bold truths to powerful union insights, this episode was one you didn’t want to miss. Highlights: Union Buster of the Week: Timmia Wiley took the mic to call out this week’s corporate culprit trying to break solidarity and silence worker power. Labor, ...
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Union Buster of the Week Timmia Wiley takes the mic to expose this week's biggest offender in the ongoing fight against labor rights. Who’s trying to silence workers? Who’s cutting corners on fairness and equality? We’re naming names and holding them accountable. International Day of Happiness – Reclaiming Rest, Reclaiming Joy Mikeya Jones leads a powerful discussion on the radical act of rest and joy for workers and activists. ...
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We missed you all last week as we participated in commemorating the 60th anniversary of 'Bloody Sunday' in The Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee, but we have a lot to talk about! We're excited to bring you an incredible lineup today! Selma, Selma, Selma - Host and co-host discussion: A City Frozen In Time. Spotlighting Our Own – Reginald Small Tea With Tay: The Cost of Silence - Tay Akins Union Buster of the Week – Timmia Wiley Join ...
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Ethnic Equality Awareness Month – A deep dive into the importance of ethnic equality, solidarity, and the ongoing fight for justice. Union Buster of the Week – Timmia Wiley – Exposing this week’s top offender in corporate union-busting tactics. DEIA Attack and Labor Rights – Breaking down the latest attacks on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) and what it means for workers’ rights. How Can ...
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Mental Health Check-In & Rejuvenation for Human Rights Activists – A much-needed discussion on self-care and resilience for those on the front lines of justice. Spotlighting Our Own – Reginald Small – Celebrating the work and impact of Sir Reginald Small in our movement. Tea With Tay: Staying Visible and Informed in an Era of Media Censorship – Tay Akins breaks down the challenges of staying informed and th...
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Join us for another powerful episode of CWA "OUR" Power Radio, where we break down the latest in labor, civil rights, and policy changes that impact working people across the country. BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Why do we have it? What are the Benefits? – Mikeya Jones leads an important discussion on the significance of Black History Month, its role in our fight for justice, and the lasting benefits of honoring our past. Spotlighting Our...
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH – Honoring the past, shaping the future. Spotlighting Our Own – Celebrating the voices and achievements within our community. Tea With Tay: The Impact and the Impacted – A conversation you don’t want to miss. A Special Feature on Lt. Colonel Carl Wiley – United States Army & Black Hawk Pilot. Project 2025: Actions & Policies in the New Administration – A critical discussion with Liz Mercado on what’s at ...
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We are deeply saddened by the collision near Washington, D.C. Our condolences to the families affected. May you find comfort and strength in this difficult time. Mikeya Jones: National Poverty in America Awareness Month: Join us as we highlight the significance of this month, shedding light on the issues surrounding poverty in America and the ongoing efforts to address them. Reginald Small: Gender Justice and Implicit Bias Classe...
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Join us for another powerful episode of CWA "OUR" Power Radio, where we dive into urgent issues affecting workers, communities, and the labor movement. The Unhoused of America – Activist Kwame Barnes joins us in the studio to discuss the growing crisis of the unhoused in America. With rising costs, stagnant wages, and systemic barriers, millions are being pushed into housing insecurity. What can labor unions do to advocate for sol...
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The issue of prison labor, particularly regarding the use of incarcerated individuals to fight wildfires in Los Angeles, raises significant concerns about ethics, compensation, and the broader implications of using prisoners in essential services. Many argue that while this labor provides critical support during fire emergencies, the compensation is often minimal, raising questions about exploitation and the value placed on human l...
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We recognize the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, known as the Six Triple Eight, for their bravery and service that reshaped history. Their commitment and courage have left a lasting impact on American history. January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. The Communications Workers of America (CWA) raises awareness about human trafficking and slavery, encouraging participation in WEAR BLUE DAY to a...
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We honor the life and legacy of Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, who has consistently demonstrated that true leadership extends beyond political power. It encompasses the commitment to uphold the principles of human dignity, freedom, and equality. Projection and Reflection: This will be an open discussion among all hosts. We will explore the work of the CWA Human Rights Department in 2024 and discuss our dire...
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Women In Power in the Union The importance of having women in leadership positions within unions is essential for promoting inclusivity, addressing gender-specific workplace issues, and enhancing the overall labor movement. Gender Justice: The CWA Way - Facts vs. Fiction In this discussion, we will examine the concept of gender justice and how the Communications Workers of America (CWA) supports this important initiative. Gender j...
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Ella Jenkins “First Lady of Children’s Music” Indigenous Heritage Month, also known as National Native American Heritage Month, is dedicated to honoring the traditions, cultures, and histories of Native American communities. This month highlights the significant contributions of Indigenous peoples while reflecting on historical challenges. It serves as an opportunity to educate ourselves about the diverse cultures and stories that...
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We’re talking about the power of wellness—both for our bodies and minds—and how we can find strength through Post-Election Wellness Unity. After all, it’s not just about the outcome, but about taking care of ourselves and each other. We also dive into the power of the union and how solidarity can help us build a stronger, more supportive community, no matter what challenges lie ahead.
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October 31, 2024 56 mins
We’re honoring LGBT History Month and reflecting on the incredible sacrifices made for voting rights. So many have lost their lives in the fight to gain and protect our right to vote—and that’s why it’s more important than ever to make your voice heard. Tune in to hear why voting is a right we must protect and the history that has shaped the fight for equality.
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We’re raising awareness for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and discussing how we can all play a part in supporting survivors. Plus, don’t miss our Voter Buster of the Week, where we dive into the importance of your vote and why it’s more crucial than ever to make your voice heard at the polls.
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October 10, 2024 54 mins
We’re diving into Bullying Prevention Month and why it’s crucial to stand up for kindness and respect, both in the workplace and beyond. Plus, our Voting Buster of the Week tackles voting strategy, busting myths about voter registration, and laying out how you can create a voting plan that ensures your voice is heard this election season. We’re also joined by Camika Shelby of The Nigel Shelby Foundation to discuss the important w...
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We’re discussing the devastation in North Carolina following Hurricane Helene and how we can support our union siblings affected by both the storm and ongoing strikes. We’re also observing Breast Cancer Awareness Month and continuing our recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month—two causes that remind us of the power of community and solidarity.
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