In this engaging discussion, Bad Mouth, a dedicated letter carrier and organizer from Fort Worth, shares firsthand struggles of postal workers, while Tommy Espinoza, a former union steward, reflects on the historical challenges faced by the postal union. They delve into the alarming impacts of a new unfavorable contract and the ongoing campaign to privatize the Post Office. The conversation also highlights workplace violence, toxic culture, and the exploitation of workers, revealing the urgent need for reform and stronger union advocacy.

Tommy Espino, a union steward for the National Association of Letter Carriers, discusses the obstacles postal workers face today, emphasizing their vital role within the community. Bridget Todd, a political commentator and activist, shares her gripping firsthand account of Trump's inauguration. Emily Gorcenski, a poet, presents her poignant work, 'The Age of Cowards,' reflecting on themes of cowardice and societal disillusionment. Together, they delve into activism, the challenges of the postal service, and the changing political landscape.

In this engaging discussion, Tommy Espinoza, a union steward for the National Association of Letter Carriers, sheds light on the relentless challenges postal workers face in the fight for rights amid capitalism. Poet Emily Gorchinski shares her thought-provoking piece "The Age of Cowards," exploring themes of societal despair. Political commentator Bridget Todd recounts her firsthand experiences from Trump's inauguration, conveying the atmosphere of political uncertainty. Together, they reflect on the importance of solidarity and resilience in activism.