This is the U-A-W Strike podcast and here is your update for October 3, 2023.

Talks between the UAW and GM, Ford, and Stellantis resumed on Saturday, October 1, but no agreement was reached. The strike is now in its 19th day.
The UAW has expanded the strike to include 38 parts distribution centers across the United States. This has had a significant impact on the automakers' supply chains, and has forced them to shut down some production lines.
The UAW is demanding better wages, benefits, and job security. The automakers have made some concessions, but the two sides remain far apart on several key issues.
The strike is having a significant impact on the U.S. economy. The auto industry is a major employer and contributor to GDP. The strike is also disrupting the supply chains of many other industries.

The UAW has accused the automakers of dragging out the negotiations in an attempt to weaken the union. The union has also said that the automakers are not taking the strike seriously.
The automakers have denied these accusations, and have said that they are committed to reaching a fair agreement with the union. They have also said that they are taking the strike seriously, and are working to minimize the impact on their customers and employees.
President Biden has expressed support for the UAW, and has urged both sides to reach a "win-win" agreement. He has also said that the strike is having a negative impact on the U.S. economy.
The strike is likely to continue for several more days, as the two sides are still far apart on several key issues. The outcome of the strike will have a significant impact on the U.S. auto industry and the economy as a whole.