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In this episode of Current Affairs Unfiltered, Paige and Brittany Rastsmith, founder of Bloom Remote, unpack the politics of remote work—how it became a cultural battleground, what it says about worker autonomy, and why the debate goes far beyond productivity. From the historical roots of labor control to the modern media narratives fueling office nostalgia, they explore the tension between flexibility and surveillance, the impact on caregivers, and how “busyness” became a status symbol. It’s a conversation about rethinking work, redefining management, and refusing to let the future of labor be dictated by outdated power structures.
Check out Brittany’s website: bloomremote.com
Connect with Brittany on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/brittanyrastsmith.
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