Union Made and Uncensored
Welcome to Union Made and Uncensored, the podcast where the facts meet the fire—all with an unfiltered, laugh-out-loud perspective.Join your regular hosts—Brian, Anthony, Terry, and the Mike's—as they blend essential union facts and hard-hitting, hilarious, and uncensored…
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EP 44: Short-Handed & Sour (opens the original)
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The crew is down three this week with Anthony, Shifty, and Twiggs out—but the bullshit carries on. Brian takes his punishment and ends up with the Mega Sour Zombie Bomb, while Anthony calls in and somehow steals the show during trivia. The guys dive into Missouri's upcoming Amendment 6, talk about how local labor clubs support their communities, and wrap things up with deer season—because apparently 100° weather isn't enough to keep these guys out of the woods. Short crew. Sour punishment. Big o
EP 43: No Shifty, No Filter & Too Many F*cks (opens the original)
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No guests. No Shifty. Just the dudes doing what they do best. The guys get into the upcoming Missouri election and Amendment 6, then shift gears for a more serious conversation about mental health and suicide awareness. They talk about the Member Assistance Program available through the Bricklayers, the importance of actually reaching out when you're struggling, and the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Then, naturally, they completely derail things with trivia from the '80s, '90s, and 2000s. Becau
EP 42: Labor Day w/ Gary & the Proud Union Guy (opens the original)
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What better way to celebrate Labor Day than with two guys who know exactly what it means to be union? This week, we're joined by Gary Payeur, Business Manager of Local 1 Insulators of St. Louis , and David Knipp — better known online as the Proud Union Guy . David has built a huge social media following by talking about the trades, union careers, benefits, wages, and what life on the union side of the industry is really like. We get into the stories behind the work, what makes the benefits worth
EP 41: Grown Men, Teenage Minds (opens the original)
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This week, the guys talk about the great loss of Dolly , dive into their mentorship program and how they're helping new hires adjust to the trade, find their footing, and know they've got someone in their corner. They also get into tariffs, continuing education in the bricklaying industry, and what it takes to keep learning and improving in a trade that's been around for generations. And then… things take a turn. The guys break out a perverted riddle game , proving that you can give a group of 4
EP 40: Jack, Rose & the Boys (opens the original)
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They took a week off, came back, and immediately decided to turn the podcast into a Titanic audition. Terry kicks things off with his absolutely unnecessary impersonation of Rose, followed by Anthony giving us his best Jack. It's something. We're not saying it's good, but it's definitely something. Then things get a little more serious as the guys talk about what would happen if unions disappeared, why unions have gotten such a bad reputation, and why some people just flat-out don't like them. T
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