This woman stopped 'leaning in' and harnessed her anger instead Katherine Goldstein is the host of "The Double Shift," a podcast about working moms in America. But before she started her podcast, Goldstein was a huge fan of Sheryl Sandberg’s "Lean In." Eula Scott Bynoe Play AudioListen 36 mins
Seattle Council's Lorena González: Why I'm running for attorney general of Washington state Seattle City Councilmember Lorena González is running for Washington State Attorney General, while continuing to serve on city council. Amy Radil Play AudioListen 2 mins
Don't give advice to other women in the workplace. Here's what to do instead This week on the podcast, we focus on a potentially thorny question: How can women be better allies to other women in the workplace? Eula Scott Bynoe Play AudioListen 43 mins
Ready to quit your job? We’ve got tactics for that Many of us have fantasies of making a dramatic exit from our jobs. That final triumphant showdown with our boss. Strutting down the hallway clutching a box with our possessions, head held high. Kerosene and a lit match thrown behind the shoulder as we leave. Eula Scott Bynoe Play AudioListen 31 mins
Journalists at KCTS, Crosscut launch union effort Journalists at the online Seattle news site Crosscut and at the Seattle PBS station KCTS have launched a unionizing effort. Derek Wang
SPEEA engineer breaks silence on Boeing's MAX 737. Read this letter The union representing Boeing’s engineers says Boeing’s cost-cutting culture is to blame for production problems with the 737 MAX and other planes. Carolyn Adolph
Poet Ocean Vuong's new novel is more than Briefly Gorgeous "To be queer is to fail into your pleasure." The book, On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous, is a letter from a son to his mother, who can't read. The poet says it's a monument to failure, to violence, to labor, to silence, to America. Adwoa Gyimah-Brempong
Seattle baristas walk out because of 'toxic work environment' Baristas at Slate Coffee Roasters claim late or missing pay and "toxic work environment" Anna Boiko-Weyrauch
Amazon holds an annual meeting. Outside, a shit show Inside the meeting shareholders brought a raft of concerns to chief executive Jeff Bezos, including 11 resolutions that failed. Many of those resolutions asked for greater corporate citizenship from the tech giant. Carolyn Adolph Play AudioListen 1 min
Construction most dangerous industry in Washington state, data says The fatal crane crash in Seattle's South Lake Union came just days after the state was honoring Worker Memorial Day to remember those who died while on the job. Paige Browning Play AudioListen 2 mins