
About this episode
Hello from a reunited pod squad!
This week, we gab about a welcome court ruling on California’s Proposition 22 gig-work law, the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, and Sandra Oh’s new Netflix show.
(0:00): Tammy on why Prop 22 was ruled unconstitutional and what it means for workers’ rights across the US
(7:10): How to understand what’s happening in Afghanistan in the context of our long wars in the region
(44:45): What “The Chair” says about Asian American TV, austerity politics in higher ed, race and generational divides, and the (cancel) culture wars.
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