CWA Hour of Power

The Power of Our Vote; How Do We Make Sure Our Voices Are Heard?

Errol Minor opens a show centered on one connecting theme: the power of our vote, the power of our voice, the power of organized labor, and the impact government decision

Power, Leadership, Mentoring, and Accountability; The Human Cost of Immigration Enforcement

Errol Minor opens the show before Reginald Small brings a timely Human Rights Issue, challenging listeners to consider how decisions involving technology, government, and

March on Washington; Building Resilience Through Resistance; Ankle Monitors to Deportation Flights

Errol Minor opens the show by welcoming Charlie Ramos from CWA’s National Human Rights Department to discuss the upcoming March on Washington and why workers and human ri

When Grief Marches; When Security Meets Human Dignity; When the Watchdog Weakens

Errol Minor opens the show with a preview of the upcoming CWA National Human Rights Conference, highlighting the importance of bringing together advocates, organizers, an

Is Equal Education Still a Human Right?; The Leaders We Need Are Already Here (Cont.)

Errol Minor opens the show with a discussion of the upcoming CWA National Human Rights Conference, highlighting why bringing together labor leaders, civil rights advocate

CWA National Human Rights Conference; The End of Reading?; The Leaders We Need (Cont.)

Errol Minor opens the show with a continued discussion of the CWA National Human Rights Conference, highlighting the conversations, training, and organizing strategies th

CWA National Human Rights Conference; The End of Reading?; The Leaders We Need Are Already Here

Errol Minor opens the show with a discussion of the upcoming CWA National Human Rights Conference, highlighting the importance of education, activism, and building power

The Loneliness Epidemic; Whose America Did We Celebrate?; Democratic Socialism and What Is It?

David Marshall opens the show and delivers the Marshall Minute, setting the stage for an engaging conversation about the issues shaping workers, communities, and the nati

How Dehumanization Becomes Normalized; Men's Mental Health; We’re All on the Same Team

David Marshall opens the show by Continuing the Conversation: From Toys to Terror – How Dehumanization Becomes Normalized, Part 2, taking a deeper look at how harmful ste

The Cost of Apathy; Why Strong Unions Mean Strong Communities, Strong Rights, and Strong Freedom

Errol leads a powerful conversation about participation, power, and the consequences of silence. The show opens with “The Cost of Apathy: Why So Many People Sit Out While

The Real Meaning of Memorial Day; The Truth About Self-Checkout; Equality When Convenient? (Cont.)

On this special episode, Errol opens the show before turning the microphone over to David Marshall, who presents a powerful reflection on The Real Meaning of Memorial Day

Unpaid Labor: The Truth About Self-Checkout; Mental Health Awareness Month; Equality When Convenient

On this episode, Errol opens the show with a discussion on the powerful “All Roads Lead to Alabama” rally and what it means for organizing, visibility, and movement-build

After Gutting the Voting Rights Act (Continued); Unpaid Labor: The Truth About Self-Checkout

Errol opens this powerful episode as the hosts confront some of the most pressing issues impacting workers, voters, and everyday communities. The show begins with “After

When Systems Fail Our Children; After Gutting the Voting Rights Act: Where Do We Go From Here?”

Errol opens the show as the hosts tackle some of the most urgent human rights and labor issues facing our communities today. Tay Akins brings another powerful Tea With Ta

Spotlighting Activist Cheyenne Hunt; "The War on Women"; "Equality When Convenient?"

Errol opens the show by spotlighting activist Cheyenne Hunt, representing the rising generation of bold civic leadership and youth-driven change. Tay Akins leads Tea With

Spotlighting Young Activist Demi Johnson; Breaking Down Worker Power; "The War On Women"

Errol opens this powerful episode by spotlighting young activist Demi Johnson, whose leadership reminds us that age does not determine impact. Tay Akins returns with Tea

Spotlighting Jaz Brisack; “Agree to Disagree… or Agree to Avoid?”; “Who Decides—Ahem—It’s Time?”

This episode centers on bold conversations about truth, tension, and turning points in our movement, while spotlighting activist Jaz Brisack and their work in worker orga

Spotlighting Autumn Peltier; The Double Standard of Citizenship; Autism Awareness Month

The April 8, 2026 episode opens with Errol setting the tone for a timely and thought-provoking conversation, while spotlighting activist Autumn Peltier for her global adv

Highlighting Rep. Jeremy Gray; TSA; Sexual Assault Awareness Month; “Enough Is Enough”

This episode opens with Errol setting a powerful tone as the show spotlights “Movement is Power” and highlights Representative Jeremy Gray for his work advancing justice

Closing Out Women’s History Month; “Her Numbers Don’t Lie”; Spring Cleaning; Workplace Safety

This episode closes out Women’s History Month by centering collective power, with Tay Akins, Mikeya Jones, Timmia Wiley, and Reginald Small highlighting the impact of wom