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Workers' Inquiry

Podcast Workers' Inquiry
Notes From Below
A podcast about work, struggle and revolution by Notes from Below.

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  • Ep 6: Mine Women
    Today we're talking to Karin, a Swedish ex-miner who worked in the largest iron ore mine in Europe. She tells us about the experience of Gruvkvinnor [Mine Women], a self-organised group of blue collar women working in production roles. Gruvkvinnor have an article in the upcoming issue 23 of NFB on Infrastructure. Subscribe now if you want a copy as soon as its released! ⁠Read Notes from Below⁠ ⁠Support the Podcast⁠ Say hello ⁠[email protected]⁠ Workers' Inquiry is produced by the Notes From Below collective Designer: Tom Greenwood Music: Isabel Sanchez Danieli Production Assistant: Evelyn Gower  We record in-person at the Mayday Rooms, Fleet Street
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  • Ep 5: Close the Door Behind You
    In episode 5 we talk to Nick Francis about his time working as a bouncer. We go over the experience of the work, the possibilities for coalitions in the hospitality industry, and the stories we tell ourselves to make work bearable. Read Nick's article for issue 21 of NFB ⁠Read Notes from Below⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Support the Podcast⁠⁠ Say hello ⁠⁠[email protected]⁠⁠
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  • Ep 4: We the Surplus
    Today we talk to Jonas Marvin about the history of sickness in Britain since the mid-20th century, and what health communism has to teach us about the class struggle today. Subscribe to Jonas' newsletter: Marx's Dream Journal Read Notes from Below Support the Podcast Say hello [email protected] Class composition is produced by the Notes From Below collective Tom Greenwood is our designer Isabel Sanchez Danieli did the music  Evelyn Gower is our production assistant  We record in-person at the Mayday Rooms, Fleet Street
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  • Ep 3: The Political Leap
    Note: The audio quality in this episode isn't perfect - we had some difficulties recording. Apologies in advance. In episode 3 we speak to Sai Englert, one of NFB's editors at large, about political organisation. We talk about revolutions, parties, and the looming combination of crisis and opportunity. Read Sai's first article, Notes on Organisation Read Sai's second article, Notes on Organisation Revisited Read Notes from Below Support the podcast Say hello [email protected] Class composition is produced by the Notes From Below collective Tom Greenwood is our designer Isabel Sanchez Danieli did the music  Evelyn Gower is our production assistant  We record in-person at the Mayday Rooms, Fleet Street
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  • Ep 2: Cooking up a Storm
    In episode two we speak to Eric, a chef from London, about hospitality work, organising strategies, and gentrification. Read Eric's article in issue 18 Read Notes from Below Support the Podcast Say hello [email protected] Class composition is produced by the Notes From Below collective Tom Greenwood is our designer Isabel Sanchez Danieli did the music  Evelyn Gower is our production assistant  We record in-person at the Mayday Rooms, Fleet Street
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A podcast about work, struggle and revolution by Notes from Below.
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