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🚨 BONUS content on Class Podcast We're happy to share the first episode of Haymarket Books' original series, "Fragile Juggernaut: What Was the CIO?" — the first of a 20 episode series that you should check out. Haymarket is doing great stuff! 🎧 Listen education.dsausa.org/class-the-npec…

At the Fragile Juggernaut panel and I think that’s gonna have to go on my podcast list now

What detractors of free online archives like the Internet Archive don't get is that it's not about getting things for free instead of having to pay for them, it's about the kinds of things that only exist if they are free.

You know what you can get on the Internet Archive? The 1974 K-Mart in-store music recording. There's no market for that. There's no need for it. But it's a piece of history! And if there were profit motive it simply wouldn't exist anymore.

New Episode: the impasse of the Second New Deal with the historian Ahmed White, when the newfound power of working-class organization in mass production confronted the counterattack of property and established social hierarchy. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/imp…

tune in for the cameo appearance by a young Gus Hall

During 1937, the “Little Steel” Strike, the “Roosevelt Recession,” and the political dilemmas of union power in the two-party system challenged the growth of the CIO and began to change its character.

Should be a key episode. White's book, The Last Great Strike, re the defeat of CIO/SWOC's "Little Steel" strike, which reflected and expressed the apex of CIO's militant trajectory, is maybe among the three or four best works of the second generation of US labor historiography.

We did another episode on "state theory" and reach for a balanced, fuller accounting of the contradictions of the Second New Deal

on ep. 1 of this. a great pod for gym-goers, home chefs, chore enthusiasts, cyclists, etc., etc.

Ahmed White discusses the impasse of the Second New Deal when working class power met the established social hierarchy on the latest episode of @HaymarketBooks' @Radio_CIO #podcast at player.fm/series/series-… #1u #UnionStrong #LaborRadioPod #LaborHistory

One way you can tell that the narrative of our series has begun to shift is that it's blues tracks rather than roaring anthems or confident folk songs that are accompanying episodes again youtube.com/watch?v=mgx_R9…