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Labor Jawn

Labor Jawn

By: Gabe Christy and Young Sam James
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Philly's working class history podcast. Historian Gabe Christy and musician Young Sam James explore the who, what, when, where, and whys of the labor movement.

www.laborjawn.com

© 2025 Labor Jawn
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Episodes
  • Voices of Labor - Amanda Gilmore
    May 18 2025

    At Philadelphia's 2025 May Day Rally and March, Gabe and Sam ran around with a microphone to get recordings from union members, organizers, and workers.

    Each person was asked 4 questions:
    -Who was the worst boss you've ever had and why?
    -Are you part of a union?
    -What does being a union member mean to you?
    -What was your favorite moment of solidarity that you've witnessed?

    Submit your story at www.laborjawn.com/voices

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    2 mins
  • 1946 Price Control Protests
    May 15 2025

    During WW2, to prevent the runaway inflation experienced in the 1st World War, the US Government established the Office of Price Administration to enforce price ceilings and regulate business. But after the war conservative forces started to push for their wholesale removal, the labor movement stepped up to try and prevent another great depression.

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    59 mins
  • Mariposa Food Co-op - Interview with Will Inglis and Mika Romano
    May 6 2025

    In March 2021, workers at the Mariposa Food Co-Op in West Philly formed a union with UFCW Local 1776. Today, they're working to build more power in order to make Mariposa into an even better place to work.

    Originally aired: February 13, 2023.

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    1 hr and 4 mins

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