Sit down with Jay DeMello, Training Director of the Boston JATC, for a clear look at how the program trains and supports the next generation of electricians. We talk about the apprenticeship, the growth of the training center, and the skills to...

In this episode, Lou sits down with Dan Koh for a candid conversation about politics in Washington, what is broken, and what it will take to fix it. Dan talks about his campaign for Congress, why he believes working families need a stronger voi...

Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll joins Lou Antonellis to reflect on her path from Mayor of Salem to leading statewide initiatives focused on housing, climate, and workforce opportunity. Together, they discuss how listening to loca...

Senator Lydia Edwards joins On The Job to talk service, solidarity, and real wins for working families. We get into the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights, the Suffolk Downs PLA with childcare, her JAG service, and new protections she filed for un...

Massachusetts Secretary of Housing and Livable Communities, Ed Augustus joins the podcast to discuss how the Commonwealth is tackling its housing challenges. We talk about the need for collaboration between government, labor, and industry to cr...

In this episode, On The Job Podcast sits down with Frank Jacobs, Business Manager of IBEW Local 1 in St. Louis, the very first IBEW local in the country. We talk about how Local 1 compares to Boston’s Local 103, the challenges and oppo...

John McLaughlin, President of Sullivan & McLaughlin Companies, joins the podcast to talk about the company’s long-standing partnership with Local 103, the projects that have shaped Boston’s skyline, and the shared commitment to quality, saf...

 Local 103 Trust Fund Administrator Mike Donovan breaks down the full range of member benefits, upcoming 2026 pension enhancements, and what they mean for the future of our members and their families. 

 State Representative Marjorie Decker joins the podcast to discuss the challenges and opportunities in Massachusetts politics, from shaping policy on Beacon Hill to the issues impacting communities across the Commonwealth.

 Governor Maura Healey joins us to discuss her administration’s vision for Massachusetts: tackling housing challenges, driving clean energy growth, and creating union jobs that strengthen communities across the Commonwealth. 

 Former U.S. Labor Secretary and Boston Mayor Marty Walsh joins the show to talk about his journey from union halls to the White House, lessons in leadership, and what the future of labor and working families looks like in America. 

Congressman Seth Moulton joins us to talk governing in a divided Washington: what it will take to win back the House, whether moderates still matter, and why high-speed electric rail could unlock jobs and growth here in Massachusetts and across...