Mia Wong

Mentioned in 6 analyzed podcast episodes across 2 shows

Host of the podcast *It Could Happen Here*, known for discussing activist organizing and labor history through interviews and contextual analysis. Has drawn on personal experience with Chicago tenant organizing to inform coverage of contemporary housing activism, including anti-ICE rent strikes. Regularly explores historical labor movements, including detailed discussions of general strikes and their mechanics.

Appears On

It Could Happen Here Behind the Bastards

Episode Appearances

It Could Happen Here · Apr 13, 2026

The Most Extremely Trans Healthcare Ban You've Never Heard Of

“Host of the podcast episode discussing the Catholic healthcare ban and its impacts on trans communities.”

Catholic Church healthcare system ban on transgender medical careTrans healthcare access and insurance coverage barriersWorking-class trans demographics and poverty rates

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It Could Happen Here · Apr 11, 2026

It Could Happen Here Weekly 227

“Co-hosts newscast covering union corruption, military escalation, and electoral analysis”

NFL Players Association institutional decay and management captureRookie wage scale concessions and veteran player displacementRoger Goodell disciplinary autonomy in labor agreements

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It Could Happen Here · Apr 10, 2026

Executive Disorder: FEMA Teleportation, Pam Bondi Fired, Iran Ceasefire?

“Co-host contributing to episode analysis and discussion”

Iran-Israel Military Escalation and Ceasefire NegotiationsDHS Shutdown and Immigration Policy ReformPrediction Markets and Political Betting Integration into News

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It Could Happen Here · Feb 23, 2026

Minneapolis' Anti-ICE Rent Strike

“Host of It Could Happen Here; conducts interview and provides context from Chicago tenant organizing experience”

Rent Strike Organization and StrategyICE Raids and Immigration Enforcement Economic ImpactTenant Union Federation Formation and Structure

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It Could Happen Here · Feb 21, 2026

It Could Happen Here Weekly 220

“Host discussing general strikes history and Shanghai 1925 strike mechanics and outcomes”

School shooting contagion and true crime community (TCC) fandom as emerging mass violence vectorRight-wing disinformation campaigns targeting marginalized communities post-tragedyBosnian genocide prosecution and international accountability gaps

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Behind the Bastards · Feb 21, 2026

It Could Happen Here Weekly 220

“Host of It Could Happen Here; leads discussion on general strikes and Shanghai 1925”

Misinformation and disinformation spread during mass casualty eventsOnline radicalization versus social disintegration as drivers of mass violenceTrue Crime Community (TCC) and school shooter fandom dynamics

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