 “Great program this morning!” writes Saul Schniderman (Arise, Union City Radio edition, March 22: novelist Wiley Cash on the Loray Mill strike; Paul Shackel on the 1897 massacre of Pennsylvania coal miners) Gastonia and Hazleton are two important labor history sites that were remembered. One of the pleasures of discovering labor history is geography, and since the labor movement is a localized institution in America I'm sure there were some in the audience who had roots in these places.” Also available via podcast; search for Union City Radio on iTunes, Stitcher and other podcast platforms.
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