The Rail Workers Got Screwed -- and everyone is celebrating?

12/11/22 • 20 min

Michael Zweig, author, organizer and professor emeritus at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, discusses the rail workers' double cross by Congress and the president in their effort to secure a fair contract. Interview by Richard Hill

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A House in Lahore -- an interview with author Hazel Kahan

A House in Lahore -- Growing Up Jewish in Pakistan, is a just-released memoire by Hazel Kahan, WPKN's host of Tidings and North Fork Works. She discusses the many facets of her remarkable story with host Richard Hill.

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Indigenous Day of Mourning on "Thanksgiving" 2022

Excerpts from the 2022 Day of Mourning, held every year since 1970 (except 2020) by the United American Indians of New England on Cole's Hill, in Plymouth, MA. It is a day when only indigenous people speak, from all over Turtle Island (North America) and beyond.