Labor

Economic Crisis in Oregon

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Wed, 10/22/2008

How is  the  current economic crisis showing up here in Oregon?  Bill Resnick talks with Michael Leachman of the Oregon Center for Public Policy about rising unemployment, tax policies, and more here in the state.  For more of Leachman's work, go here.

10:23 minutes (5.94 MB)
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Old Mole Variety Hour on 10/20/08

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Mon, 10/20/2008 - 9:00am - 10:00am
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A program of social and political commentary from a socialist-feminist point of view.

On today's Old Mole Variety Hour, Priya Kandaswamy, Professor of Women's Studies at Portland State University, explains  how so-called “welfare reform” has  made  it harder for poor women to escape from domestic violence.  We also get some historical context for bank nationalizations and who they benefit, and we hear about some labor struggles going on at Western Washington University  in Vancouver. 

Towards a Sweat Free Portland

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Sun, 10/12/2008

The Portland City Council voted 4-0  on Wednesday to approve rules banning city from purchasing goods made with sweated labor by the city.   Elizabeth Swaggart of SweatFree Northwest talks with Bill Resnick about their campaign. 

6:45 minutes (3.86 MB)
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How to Fix the Economy, Really

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Sun, 10/12/2008

Bill Resnick talks with Chuck Collins from the Institute for Policy Studies about a real recovery plan that would revive the enconomy, support working people, and lead to new and green forms of production.  Collins is the author of Robin Hood  Was Right.

15:58 minutes (9.14 MB)
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Labor Day Special: Portland Restaurant Workers' Association

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Labor Radio
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Sun, 08/31/2008

Misty Cumbie, Portland Restaurant Workers’ Association

14:45 minutes (5.91 MB)
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Layoffs of California public employees, Oregon anti-worker ballot measures, labor’s stake in global warming

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Sun, 08/10/2008

Adrienne Suffin, SEIU Local 1000

Scott Moore, Defend Oregon

Barbara Byrd, Secretary-Treasurer, Oregon AFL-CIO

43:43 minutes (17.52 MB)
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Portland day labor center and WPA labor theater

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Labor Radio
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Sun, 07/13/2008

Romeo Sosa, Executive Director, VOZ Workers’ Rights Education Project

Susan Quinn, Author of Furious Improvisation: How the WPA and a cast of thousands made high art out of desperate times

51:24 minutes (20.59 MB)
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Street Roots vendors in the labor movement

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Labor Radio
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Sun, 09/07/2008

David, Tony Hulk, & Roger Moore, Street Roots vendors

Israel Bayer, Director, Street Roots

26:04 minutes (23.87 MB)
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Economic policy and working people: Financial crisis and free trade agreements

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Labor Radio
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Sun, 10/12/2008

Arthur Stamoulis, Director, Oregon Fair Trade Campaign

Barbara Dudley, Professor of Political Science, Portland State University

24:46 minutes (4.25 MB)
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Old Mole Variety Hour on 10/13/08

Air date: 
Mon, 10/13/2008 - 9:00am - 10:00am
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A program of social and political commentary from a socialist-feminist point of view.

Bill Resnick talks with Chuck Collins from the Institute for Policy Studies about a real recovery plan that would revive the enconomy, support working people, and lead to new and green forms of production.   Jan Haaken interviews Megan Brooker,  an organizer of the Winter Soldier Conference, about the impact of war on mental health.  And Tom Becker explores the significance of Columbus Day.

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