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The Labor Beat Radio Show: The Truckers Movement for Justice

Enlighten Radio Presents:
The Labor Beat Radio Podcast
Broadcast LIVE 7:30 AM Eastern, June 13, 2023
www.enlightenradio.org
hosts: John Case, JB Christensen, Scott Marshall
 
Truckers Movement for Justice is a national, and international, movement to raise living and working standards for truckers. Owner-operated, coop, or corporate.
The burdens place on frontline workers in this country -- and aggravated during and since the pandemic -- are becoming intolerable. Rebellion is here.
Guests Billy Randell and Jonah Kone
Want to learn more?
Jonah Kone, Hatfield Forestry Cooperative : JonahKone@gmail.com720-639-1777
 
 
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The Sports and Comedy Podcast: The Diamondbacks and the Olympics.

Enlighten Radio Presents
 
Host Mike Cuccherini (nee Diesel :) ) reports
 
Getting to the Olympics may mean crossing battlefields and out of control corruption.
 
 
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Enlighten Radio: The Storytelling Hour: June 12: Stories my father told me

The Sports and Comedy Attack: The Dobie Maxwell interview

Enlighten Radio presents:
 
The Dobie Maxwell Interview
host: Mike Diesel - Cuccherini
 
 
rry, West Virginia.
A Spiritual Discussion of Life in a Declining Empire
(there's more to it than that.....but somewhere that gets said.)
 
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The Winners and Losers Podcast: Empires in Decline

Enlighten Radio Presents:
 
Hosts: Karen Valentine, John Case and Larry Bish
The Winners and Losers Program broadcasts LIVE Fridays at 7 AM Eastern Time, from the Red Caboose Studio in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.
A Spiritual Discussion of Life in a Declining Empire
(there's more to it than that.....but somewhere that gets said.)
 
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The Poetry Show Podcast: Poems of the Heart

Enlighten Radio Presents:
The Poetry Show Podcast, June 7, 2023
Hosts: Janet Harrison and John Case
Theme: Poems to the Heart from Dorianne Laux and Campbell McGrath
 
 
What’s Broken -- via the Poetry Foundation
BY DORIANNE LAUX
The slate black sky. The middle step
of the back porch. And long ago
 
my mother’s necklace, the beads
rolling north and south. Broken
 
the rose stem, water into drops, glass
knobs on the bedroom door. Last summer’s
 
pot of parsley and mint, white roots
shooting like streamers through the cracks.
 
Years ago the cat’s tail, the bird bath,
the car hood’s rusted latch. Broken
 
little finger on my right hand at birth—
I was pulled out too fast. What hasn’t
 
been rent, divided, split? Broken
the days into nights, the night sky
 
into stars, the stars into patterns
I make up as I trace them
 
with a broken-off blade
of grass. Possible, unthinkable,
 
the cricket’s tiny back as I lie
on the lawn in the dark, my heart
 
a blue cup fallen from someone’s hands.
 
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The Labor Beat Podcast: Supreme Court Attacks Labor

Labor Beat Radio Presents:  
Supreme Court attacks the right to strike.
Notable Quotes:
"It is difficult to overstate the hostility of the Roberts court to organized labor and the rights of American workers." --  NYT
"The right to strike, like the right to publish, or the right to vote --- is only asserted by actually striking, actually publishing, actually voting." -- paraphrase of Ben Bradlee
 
Labor beat broadcasts LIVE Tuesday mornings at 7:30 AM Eastern time.
Hosts: John Case, JB Christensen, Scott Marshall
 
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Enlighten Radio: The Storytelling Hour: June 5: Military memories and serving far from home