On today’s show: The spontaneous uprising of Bangladeshi garment workers; an end-of-year labor roundup with Kim Kelly, Michael Sainato and Jordan Zakarin; the Heartland Labor Forum’s annual Crystal Ball show; and Matthew Lassiter on police violence and racial justice in the Civil Rights Era.
This week’s featured shows are Stick Together, Australia's only national radio show focusing on industrial, social and workplace issues, distributed nationally on the Community Radio Network; the Power at Work Podcast, from the Power At Work Blog, produced by the Burnes Center for Social Change; Heartland Labor Forum, which comes to us from KKFI 90.1FM Kansas City Community Radio; Tales from the Reuther Library, the labor history podcast from the Walter P. Reuther Library at Wayne State University.
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Highlights from labor radio and podcast shows around the country, part of the national Labor Radio Podcast Network of shows focusing on working people’s issues and concerns.
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Edited by Patrick Dixon, produced by Chris Garlock; social media guru Mr. Harold Phillips.
June 18 March on Washington
Alabama Starbucks workers organize
Mobilizing for the Million Workers March
Strikes, rights and non-violent resistance
The voice of an imprisoned Belarus union leader
Blood, guts, and organizing
Of union busters, bombs and white papers
Solidarity 3X
“The Future We Need” (No foolin’)
Organizing Amazon, REI & garment workers
A Steelworkers strike, on film
Branagh & Nolan on “Belfast”
A striking miner’s daughter speaks
SMART’s take on Biden’s first year
Ukraine Special Edition
Workers react to Ukraine invasion
Inside The Daily Show
Starbucks workers unite!
Who’s really to blame for inflation?
What is the working class?
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