Season 1 explored everything from making decisions and workplace democracy, to overcoming financial difficulties, to rethinking traditional approaches to diversity & inclusion.
See more highlight here!
https://www.workers.coop/podcast/is-punchcard-over/
Season 1 explored everything from making decisions and workplace democracy, to overcoming financial difficulties, to rethinking traditional approaches to diversity & inclusion.
See more highlight here!
https://www.workers.coop/podcast/is-punchcard-over/
Season 1 was funded internally by @workers_coop who unfortunately are unable to continue supporting Punchcard in the same way.
For Season 2, it's moving to a listener-funded model. The goal is simple: 🎯 50 listeners contributing £5/month to keep Punchcard going.
If you're able to support, please do so (via @opencollective): https://opencollective.com/workerscoop/projects/punchcard/contribute/custom-76924/checkout?interval=month&amount=5&name=&legalName=&email=
What’s Coming in Season 2?
🎙 Better production & regular episodes
I’m now working with Vilte from Media Co-op, who’s improving editing, audio quality, and creating clips & reels to reach wider audiences.
🎤 More live shows
- 2 live recordings at London’s Anti-University Festival with Cooperation Town & kin.coop
- 1 live recording at workers.coop's Autumn Assembly - guest TBC
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🌍 More global voices
We've had interest & engagement from the international co-op movement and I have 2 more international guests lined up, bringing perspectives from across the world.
- Rupay Dahm - cofounder of a migrant led cleaning co-op in Berlin
- Àlex Badia - Barret.coop, a video production studio and part of the local co-op federation in Valencia, Spain
Why Your Support Matters
Worker cooperatives are still a relatively unknown and confusing concept to most people. The dominant narrative tells workers to either accept exploitation or climb the ladder by exploiting others, and nothing about worker cooperatives.
Punchcard is the only podcast dedicated to spotlighting and showcasing that worker cooperatives are innovating and creating the worker owned and controlledcontrol future we need.
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