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Also, if you miss our live show – or want to hear a past show – Your Rights At Work is now available as a podcast! Just search for Union City Radio on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts; subscribe and you’ll get our shows right on your phone!
Today's guests:
in-studio: Carl Goldman, just-retired Executive Director of AFSCME Council 26, who got his start in the labor movement organizing taxi drivers in DC 40 years ago
Elizabeth Falcon, Executive Director, DC Jobs with Justice, on Jobs with Justice’s 30th birthday
Sandra Falwell, NNU and nurse at Children's Hospital, on the GOP healthcare bill
Labor Song: Fired, Roy Zimmerman (also performed at Great Labor Arts Exchange last week)
CREDITS: Produced by Peter Pocock, engineered by Mike Nasella; Union City Radio is supported by UnionPlus. UnionPlus is committed to improving the quality of life of working families. Find out more at unionplus.org. And we’re supported by you, our listeners: call 202-588-9739 or 1-800-222-9739 or pledge online at wpfwfm.org.
Also, if you miss our live show – or want to hear a past show – Your Rights At Work is now available as a podcast! Just search for Union City Radio on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts; subscribe and you’ll get our shows right on your phone!
Today's guests:
in-studio: Carl Goldman, just-retired Executive Director of AFSCME Council 26, who got his start in the labor movement organizing taxi drivers in DC 40 years ago
Elizabeth Falcon, Executive Director, DC Jobs with Justice, on Jobs with Justice’s 30th birthday
Sandra Falwell, NNU and nurse at Children's Hospital, on the GOP healthcare bill
Labor Song: Fired, Roy Zimmerman (also performed at Great Labor Arts Exchange last week)
CREDITS: Produced by Peter Pocock, engineered by Mike Nasella; Union City Radio is supported by UnionPlus. UnionPlus is committed to improving the quality of life of working families. Find out more at unionplus.org. And we’re supported by you, our listeners: call 202-588-9739 or 1-800-222-9739 or pledge online at wpfwfm.org.
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