This podcast episode explores the historical shifts in power between workers and owners and the impact of technological advancements on the labor force. It discusses the aftermath of the Black Death, where the scarcity of workers led to improved working conditions and social mobility. The episode also delves into the resistance of cloth workers during the Industrial Revolution, known as the Luddite movement, and their eventual decline. It highlights the challenges faced by workers throughout history, the evolving relationship between labor and employers, and the potential for future change through unionization efforts. Overall, the episode emphasizes the constant evolution of power dynamics and the importance of workers challenging the status quo.
