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763 From The 573

763 From The 573 is a show made by a Letter Carrier for a Letter Carrier. This show's primary purpose is to keep those in Local NALC 763 up to date on current events, educating on handbooks and manuals, & the occasional venting session where you get to know me, and the local…

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Sep 14, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    The Podcast That Started a Movement | Load Time with Corey Walton (opens the original)

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    In this episode of the 763 Podcast, Austin, Nate, and Tayler sit down with Corey Walton for a wide-ranging conversation about union advocacy, leadership, and the reality of fighting for city letter carriers. Corey opens up about what pushed him to run for EVP, why he believes aggressive advocacy matters, and how his experience as a steward and advocate shaped his approach to representation. The conversation also explores Corey’s origin story as a podcaster, the purpose behind From A to Arbitrati

  2. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    It's A Holiday | Labor Day, Union Politics, and a Deep Dive into Carrier Start Times (opens the original)

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    Austin opens with a Labor Day episode that mixes union politics, local grievance strategy, and a history lesson on Labor Day itself. He also shares a candid look at how carriers can document and respond to start time changes, plus a read-through of the Rhine Peralta platform and what stands out in that slate’s agenda. This episode covers Austin’s perspective as a carrier, steward, and union member navigating an active election cycle, while also breaking down the roots of Labor Day and the practi

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    It's Almost Too Much | Election Updates, Union Truths, and a Reminder to Keep Going! (opens the original)

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    Austin opens with an unscripted update on a busy week, the heat, and the lead-up to Labor Day before shifting into two major threads: the upcoming union election and a serious reminder about self-care during Suicide Awareness Month. He also breaks down contract and bargaining updates, then closes with a short Proverbs reading and a reminder to stay safe in the heat. Key topics Austin sets the tone with a candid check-in on delayed recording, brutal weather, and a packed week. He explains the NAL

  4. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Welcome to Texas | Load Time with Omayra Acevedo (opens the original)

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    This episode centers on Omy’s path from Puerto Rico to Austin, the personal loss that shaped her outlook, and the work she’s doing to make union information more accessible for Spanish-speaking carriers. Austin also talks about branch participation, dues, and why communication and accessibility matter if membership is going to stay engaged. It’s part personal story, part union organizing discussion, and part practical call to action for carriers who want stronger participation and better communi

  5. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    Addressing The Drama | I'm Moving to Load Time (opens the original)

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    Austin uses this episode to react to the online conflict surrounding postal podcasters, AI memes, and election season tensions in the labor space. He keeps the focus on how social media outrage, hypocrisy, and algorithm incentives can distort what is really at stake, while also tying in broader themes of free speech, mental health, and union solidarity.In this episode: Austin explains that he is speaking only for himself and not for his job, union, or any other group. He breaks down the online b

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