Weyman explains how important the role of unions are in this fight and explains the simple ways that people can get involved.

They also discuss the forthcoming local elections on 3rd May and the Luton demonstration that will take place on 5th May to counter the EDL.

Ryan Case, CWUYouth Chair speaks to Owen Jones (author of Chavs: The Demonisation of the Working Class) at CWU Annual Conference.  Owen gives his views on why it is important to recruit young people into the union and offers his ideas on how to do this.  They also discuss the implications of the union carrying Motion 16 which urges the union to defend jobs and employment rights; campaign for decent, permanent jobs for all young people and to organise a national demonstration again youth unemployment.  They also look at the whole issue of union’s becoming more community-based and supporting the unemployed as well as the employed.

Dom and Ralph discuss SAS’s campaigns, why our marine environment effects us all and about how small outsider groups can make a real difference.

On the podcast they discuss Youth engagement in the CWU, changes needed in our current climate and whether or not the 2010 NYEE has been a success.

In it they discuss the foundations work, international trade, and how fairer trade aids poor workers in the developing world.

Ralph and Jim discuss copyright law, the Digital Economy act, Technology disrupting business mechanism, online piracy, and the Trade Union response.

They discuss the CWU Youth Movement, Political change, Employment for young people and the Robin Hood Tax suggestion.

They discuss some of the pertinent issues around prisons, the criminal justices system, social exclusion, drugs and the best ways to address crime.

On the podcast they talk about the importance of human rights, Liberty’s “Common Values” campaign, and the Mosquito device that is indiscriminately aimed at children and adolescents.

Neal and Ralph talk about social democracy, campaigning to invigorate the Labour Party and efforts to make our society better.

Ralph and Martin talk about drugs policy in the UK and it effects. They also discuss possible alternatives and examine some of the reasons why Drugs Policy in the UK is exactly why it is and how this really helps no one.

They discuss the highs and the lows. Some of the key policy positions endorsed and what lessons can be learned for next year’s Youth Conference.

Ralph and Liam talk about the issues facing Trade Unionists in Colombia, where Union members are routinely murdered. They explore some of the reasons why this is happening and what we as young trade unionists can do to help.