Best Hannah Hart Podcasts (2024)

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Ep. 21 | The advantage of staying grateful - Chris Bushnell 33:01

2h ago33:01

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Chris Bushnell is a co-founder of Charlotte Connects and a seasoned mortgage broker. He shares his journey from tech sales to entrepreneurship, emphasizing the power of networking and building genuine relationships. He discusses the challenges of navigating the real estate market's downturn and the importance of resilience and optimism. The two spe…

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Ep. 20 | Cracked screens to creative success - Emmanuel Martinez-Lahut 20:50

1d ago20:50

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Emmanuel Martinez Lahut shares his insights on the practical aspects of entrepreneurship and content creation. He discusses learning from financial mistakes, growing a business from a problem at a young age, and becoming an investor years later. Emmanuel's journey comes full circle as he explains his current role at Topbin90 and his work with start…

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Ep. 19 | Leaping into franchising - Eric Redden 29:48

11d ago29:48

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Eric Redden, a franchise development and operations expert, discusses the transformative power of franchising. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, Eric has a wealth of experience helping people turn their entrepreneurial dreams into reality through his business, Hypergrowth Franchising. Jack and Eric explore the magic behind a well-structured franc…

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Ep. 18 | Transforming human interaction - Joel Puthoff 39:33

15d ago39:33

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Joel Puthoff, the founder of Linxy, a location/check-in social app that redefines digital and real-world connections, shares his journey. He underscores the importance of meaningful connections, the power of overcoming limitations, and the profound impact of mindset on success. He delves into the importance of building momentum, the magic of collab…

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Ep. 17 | Harvesting innovation in agriculture - Hamilton Horne 30:58

25d ago30:58

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Jack chats with Hamilton Horne, also known as "Hydro Ham," the owner of King Tide Farms. Growing up on Sullivan's Island as a third-generation farmer, Hamilton's passion for food led him into the culinary industry. After Hurricane Dorian, his time in the Bahamas highlighted the importance of quality food and reinforced his dedication to sustainable…

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Ep. 16 | Conquering mental discipline in entrepreneurship - Jose Goldner 34:22

1M ago34:22

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We welcome back Jose Goldener for the second time. Jose Goldner, whose 20+ years in E-Commerce, Telecom, and international politics offer a wealth of experience. Born in Panama, raised in Australia, and educated at Miami University in Ohio, Jose hails from a family with a robust political legacy. Dedicated to mentoring young entrepreneurs, he focus…

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Ep. 15 | Creating a buzz - Hannah Burke 48:07

1M ago48:07

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Hannah Burke, founder of HCB Creative, dives into the intricacies of running a successful creative agency. Hannah shares how kindness in business can significantly impact, telling personal stories that underscore the importance of genuine acts of kindness in building strong professional relationships. Jack talks about his expertise in effective sal…

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Ep. 14 | The pursuit of purposeful retail - Karlee Hart 43:21

1M ago43:21

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Jack sits down with Karlee Hart, the entrepreneurial force behind the successful beachwear brand "Beachkrew." Karlee takes us through her journey from launching a custom trucker hat business to creating a thriving beach-inspired lifestyle brand. She shares how she turned initial skepticism into a booming business by staying true to her passion and …

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Ep. 13 | Making connections & closing deals - Alexander Clark 55:03

2M ago55:03

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Ep. 12 | Automating the freemium framework - Kam Clark 43:26

2M ago43:26

43:26

Dive into the entrepreneurial strategies behind Clark Audio's founder, Kam Clark, as he shares his journey from crafting beats in 2010 to founding Clark Audio in 2016, initially offering royalty-free samples to music producers. Recognizing a market need for innovative, beginner-friendly plugins, he expanded the company's focus to include advanced a…

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Ep. 11 | Blueprints of a blue collar entrepreneur - Kurt Sowers 35:35

2M ago35:35

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In this episode, we chat with Kurt Sowers, founder of SOCO Group, a general contracting firm known for quality and innovation. With over seven years of experience and managing $25 million in projects, Kurt shares his journey of bootstrapping SOCO Group in 2020. He discusses the surge in demand during COVID-19, cash flow challenges, and navigating r…

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Ep. 10 | Be a leader, not a boss - Allen Awali 24:27

2M ago24:27

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We're excited to chat with Allen Awali, the founder at Cedar Gold Group, a player in precious metal IRAs. With over six years of hands-on experience, Allen's been rocking it in the industry, making a name for himself. He credits his family for igniting his entrepreneurial fire early on, teaching him the ropes of hustle and innovation. Allen's all a…

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Ep. 9 | Mastering business longevity - George Heisel 1:00:15

3M ago1:00:15

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We sit down with George Heisel, President of ExpoCredit, a specialty finance company that purchases over a billion dollars annually in accounts receivable and accounts payable. George brings insights from his extensive career, including his founding of Doctor Diabetic Supply, Inc., which became the largest independent national distributor of diabet…

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Ep.8 | Strategies for personal and professional growth - Colden Blades 42:45

3M ago42:45

42:45

Colden Blades' entrepreneurial journey began over four years ago with the launch of Blades Marketing, a digital marketing agency. He discusses his agency, digital marketing, and the focus on transparency and letting results talk. Colden shares his thoughts on the importance of caring for both body and mind for business and personal success and movi…

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S2E6: Ingrid Lakey on taking on the country’s 6th-largest bank and changing the activist culture on climate change 1:15:14

3M ago1:15:14

1:15:14

In our Season 2 Finale, we’ll hear about a group of Quakers who wanted to experiment with campaign strategy to tackle climate change. Their experiment ended up forcing one of the country’s largest banks to stop funding mountaintop removal coal mining after a multi-year campaign and hundreds of direct actions around the country. Ingrid Lakey describ…

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Ep.7 | Navigating sustainable business practices - Hogan Peters 39:47

3M ago39:47

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In episode 7, we delve into the inspiring journey of Hogan Peters, the visionary founder behind YEW Inc. Since 2018, YEW Inc. has been at the forefront of crafting eco-friendly surf wax proudly made in California. Peters, driven by his profound love for surfing and hockey, embarked on a mission to revolutionize the industry by pioneering beeswax as…

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Ep.6 | The power of passionate customers | Sam Madani 31:53

3M ago31:53

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Sam Madani, CEO of BOMANI, grew up in Orange County, inspired by his immigrant parents' resilience. After graduating from USC, he worked in finance in New York and later spotted an untapped market for a natural, low-carb alcoholic beverage. His journey with Bomani revealed a purpose: solving lifestyle dilemmas with passion, so BOMANI Cold Buzz, an …

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S2E5: Nico Amador on fighting gender discrimination on public transit and pivoting gracefully when the campaign got stuck 1:13:46

4M ago1:13:46

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In this episode, we’ll hear about how a few Philly activists came together in 2009 to take on a policy that was causing harassment and discrimination against transgender public transit riders. This all-volunteer collective used creative tactics, including a drag show and a larger-than-life riders bill of rights to take on one of the largest public …

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Ep.5 | From the blackjack table to the boardroom - Mike Aponte 55:30

4M ago55:30

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Mike Aponte, a famed MIT Blackjack Team leader, whose story was depicted in "Bringing Down The House" and "21". Mike reveals how they used mathematics to outsmart casinos, earning millions legally. Beyond card counting, he shares lessons on business, team management, and human behavior. After retiring, Mike returned to the tables, winning the inaug…

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Ep. 4 | An author’s script on entrepreneurship - Cillian Dunne 26:53

4M ago26:53

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Cillian Dunne is a Dublin-born author and screenwriter who is now making waves in Manhattan Beach, California. From his debut novel at 22 to his latest work, "Dreams in Incarceration," Cillian's storytelling journey has been resilient and determined. With titles like "Death by a Million Papercuts" and "True West" under his belt, Cillian's passion f…

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Ep. 3 | A designer's approach to growing a business - Amanda Andreucci 42:04

4M ago42:04

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Amanda Andreucci is the CEO and lead designer of Andreucci Design Studio in Charleston, SC. With a background in art and design, Amanda blends creativity with vision to craft compelling brand narratives. Specializing in e-commerce web design and brand identity, she leverages her experience and embraces artistic abilities to create her designs. Lear…

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Ep. 1 | Business mentorship & jumpstarting into entrepreneurship - Jose Goldner 31:52

4M ago31:52

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Jose Goldner has over 20 years of E-Commerce, Telecom and international political experience. Born in Panama, Raised in Australia, and Educated in the US (Miami University, Ohio), Jose Goldner comes from four generations of family political legacy (both in Panama and in the US). Goldner’s keen ability to understand foreign jurisdiction climates and…

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Ep. 2 | From employee to entrepreneur and the challenges between - Rod Robertson 58:30

4M ago58:30

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Rod is the author of numerous widely acclaimed books, many of which have been taught internationally at the top academies and universities, including the Harvard Business School and Babson College. His newest book, "The New World of Entrepreneurship," outlines the nuts and bolts of starting a business post covid. As the Managing Partner of Briggs C…

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S2E4: Byron Hobbs and Jonathan Hogstad on taking on the corporations funding voter suppression in Michigan 1:14:07

4M ago1:14:07

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In this episode, we’ll hear about how several Black-led Michigan basebuilding groups responded to the January 6th 2021 revolt and ongoing attacks on voting rights in Black communities. Byron and Jonathan describe the process of researching the corporations that funded election-denying politicians (23:16), and then going after those corporations to …

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S2E3: Devan Spear on forcing universities to pay their fair share 57:15

5M ago57:15

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In this episode, we’ll hear about a multi-year fight to get some of Philadelphia’s largest property-owners – nonprofit universities and hospitals – to make voluntary payments in lieu of taxes to fund local public schools. Devan Spear describes how the campaign gained momentum by investing in basebuilding (27:05), created action teams on different u…

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S2E2: Stephen Lerner on Justice for Janitors: A comeback story that continues today 1:07:46

5M ago1:07:46

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In this episode, we’ll hear about how tens of thousands of workers lost nearly all of their workplace protections, and then spent two decades campaigning against some of the most powerful Fortune 500 companies to win them back. Stephen Lerner, architect of the campaign, discusses how a realignment of global capital led the union to lose nearly all …

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S2E1: Karina Mireya and Benji Hart on #NoCopAcademy: A Campaign Against Chicago’s ‘Cop City’ 1:07:44

6M ago1:07:44

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In this episode, we’ll hear about a campaign to stop Chicago’s “cop city” that recruited dozens of organizations to support an abolitionist effort for the first time. This campaign also helped pave the way for a shift in the city’s organizing landscape that propelled now-Mayor Brandon Johnson to victory in 2023. His administration’s first municipal…

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Season Two Trailer 5:39

6M ago5:39

5:39

Welcome back to the Craft of Campaigns, a podcast from Training for Change. In this podcast, we go behind the headlines and hashtags, inviting movement storytellers to share lessons from social justice campaigns. In Season 2, we’ll hear about campaigns such as #NoCopAcademy in Chicago, Justice for Janitors in D.C., Defend Black Voters in Michigan, …

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The Old Songs Podcast: Se2Ep10 – ‘The Bury New Loom', ft. Jennifer Reid 45:17

1y ago45:17

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Today, I'm talking to broadside ballads singer, Jennifer Reid. Although Jenn has been involved in researching and singing these songs for a decade, I'm ashamed to say that she only turned up on my radar when she appeared as the ballad-singing bar owner, Barb, in the recent BBC adaptation of The Gallows Pole. I've since discovered that she's a force…

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The Old Songs Podcast: Se2Ep9 – ‘Lord Douglas’, ft. Jim Moray 1:14:28

1y ago1:14:28

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It’s been a while, hasn’t it? But, like buses, you wait ages for an Old Songs Podcast episode and then two come along in quick succession. Because this edition is the first in a two-part thing. Today, we’re chatting to Jim Moray about passing the two-decade mark as a professional musician, about one of my favourite of his traditional arrangements, …

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S1E13: Danielle Purifoy & AJ Williams on winning alternatives to policing in Durham NC 54:33

1+ y ago54:33

54:33

In our Season One finale, we hear about how Durham marches responding to police murders and inaction by City Council members led to a successful 2015 effort to elect a local activist (10:56), and then a vote to build a new police headquarters gave rise to a rapid response campaign (12:45) and direct actions educating the public about the municipal …

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S1E12: Hannah Sassaman on making Comcast pay, ensuring your victories stick & planning the next campaign before your current one ends 1:16:30

1+ y ago1:16:30

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In this episode, Hannah talks about first learning of a once-every-fifteen-years campaign opportunity (7:21), learning how Comcast had been secretly fighting against paid sick days and “running the Chamber of Commerce from the back” (10:46), coming up with campaign demands that were “legally impossible to get” (15:54), “learning how to count to nin…

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S1E11: Heather Cronk on disrupting the movement ecosystem to jumpstart a campaign to win federal LGBTQ protections 1:12:30

1+ y ago1:12:30

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In this episode, Heather describes learning about how the military had become an especially important place for working class queer and trans people (31:45), and how a campaign against “don’t ask don’t tell” was conceptualized as a pathway to win a federal law banning employment nondiscrimination (34:57), how Obama gave lip service to the movement’…

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S1E10: Katey Lauer on how to grieve when our campaigns get stuck & weathering transitions with grace 28:23

1+ y ago28:23

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In this episode, you’ll hear about a series of connected direct action climate campaigns that crested in 2013 (8:55), all focused on getting the Environmental Protection Agency to implement specific policies multiple organizations had been building towards for years (9:47), and what they did instead of acknowledging they were “stuck” (15:59), how t…

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S1E9: Justin J. Pearson on campaigning to stop a pipeline headed for a Black neighborhood in Memphis 1:10:25

1+ y ago1:10:25

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You’ll hear about how Justin’s grandmothers’ stories inspired him to fight (9:02), the history of Boxtown in Southwest Memphis (11:31), what happened when two oil companies proposed to build a pipeline through that part of town (13:30), and how they tried to avoid answering questions until they started to get blowback for calling the neighborhood “…

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The Old Songs Podcast: Se2Ep8 – ‘Princess Royal’, ft. John Spiers 58:27

1+ y ago58:27

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Episode 8 of the second series of The Old Songs Podcast, supported, so very kindly, by the English Folk Dance and Song Society, is an unusual one as it focuses on an old tune rather than an old song. Prepare yourself to delve into the background of one of the most well-known Morris dancing tunes, 'Princess Royal'. Joining Jon Wilks to discuss the t…

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S1E8: Daniel Hunter on never using the same tactic twice, undoing a “done deal” in Philadelphia 42:56

1+ y ago42:56

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In this episode we hear about how billionaire casino developers were threatening two working class neighborhoods (7:39), leading to a new campaigning organization to try NOT directly organizing against casinos but instead to win over more support by focusing on a lack of transparency (9:25), and doing it by designing tactics that used “show not tel…

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S1E7: Caitlin Breedlove on taking on Amazon’s price-gouging, using campaigns as “political identity formation moments” 57:02

1+ y ago57:02

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In this episode, you’ll hear about how an observation at a Walmart led to a short campaign against Amazon (10:02), about how Caitlin started to reconsider the idea of working “wide and shallow (26:54) and how Women’s March thinks about campaigns as “political identity formation moments” (30:34), works to combat elitism (36:02) and the difference be…

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S1E6: Will Tanzman on ending cash bail in Illinois, how Chicago organizers built a statewide coalition & spent two years defending a legislative win 59:28

1+ y ago59:28

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You’ll hear about how this campaign grew out of a national conversation sparked by publication of The New Jim Crow (7:59), the initial local campaign targeting a Chicago prosecutor (11:12) which then got a boost from uprisings against the murder of LaQuan McDonald (12:26), shifting to targeting a local judge (20:26), and then building a statewide c…

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S1E5: Debt Collective organizers on crafting campaigns against an idea and generating “inside game” leverage by keeping up “outside” pressure 55:17

1+ y ago55:17

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No single executive order by President Biden may be as consequential as the one he signed in August, that may soon lead to forty million people having all of their student debt wiped away. But most of the stories chronicling the path to mainstream acceptance of student debt cancellation leave out the first five years the organizers were largely rid…

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The Old Songs Podcast: Se2Ep7 – ‘The Gloucestershire Wassail / The Wassailing Song’, ft. Jon Wilks 45:41

1+ y ago45:41

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This Christmassy episode of the Old Songs Podcast turns the tables slightly, as Nick Hart interviews Jon Wilks about a traditional folk song of wintery note, 'The Gloucestershire Wassail' [Roud 209]. The pair chat about the history of the song, where it was collected, where it travelled to, what the lyrics might refer to, the definition of wassaili…

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S1E4: Mary Hooks & Kate Shapiro on ending bail in ATL & the Black Mama’s Bail Outs 1:10:54

1+ y ago1:10:54

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What does it mean to look at an issue like “bail” and “the criminalizaton of LGBTQ people” through the lens of a campaigner? That was the question for Southerners on New Ground in the lead-up to launching their Free From Fear campaign framework, which they used to pilot successful campaigns to end wealth-based incarceration in the City of Atlanta -…

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S1E3: Sasha Wijeyeratne on holding a "hard no" & winning the narrative “on the doors” in the fight against Amazon’s “HQ2” 54:54

1+ y ago54:54

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A week after the 2018 midterm election, Amazon announced it would spend over $5 billion – matched by billions in tax breaks from Gov. Andrew Cuomo – to build an East Coast headquarters in a working class neighborhood in Queens, NY. Some of the city’s most influential labor unions enthusiastically supported the deal, along with what looked like most…

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Case #07: Kam 29:05

1+ y ago29:05

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Kam is rapidly losing her motor skills as she’s attacked by an unknown & unseen disease. In a matter of months, she goes from starring on her high school soccer team to struggling to make it up the stairs. Bouncing between doctors and facing countless misdiagnoses, Kam never wavers in her chase to uncover what is threatening to take away her mobili…

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The Old Songs Podcast: Se2Ep6 – ‘When I was on Horseback/ The Unfortunate Rake’, ft. Debbie Armour (Burd Ellen) 53:57

1+ y ago53:57

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Roud 2 goes under so many titles, it might be easier just to stick with 'Roud 2' and be done with it. Whether you know it as 'When I was on Horseback' or 'The Unfortunate Rake', or any of the other titles you may find, it's a grizzly old song with a fascinating history. And who better to discuss it with than Debbie Armour of Burd Ellen, always a fu…

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S1E2: Tara Raghuveer on hijacking Kansas City’s elections by being “ruthless” about basebuilding 1:09:49

1+ y ago1:09:49

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On Election Day two weeks ago, Missouri was not on the list of states progressives were paying attention to – but it should have been, because it was the site of an unprecedented ballot initiative victory won by a working class tenant union. In this episode, we'll hear about how KC Tenants went from ten people sitting around a borrowed conference r…

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S1E1: Neidi Dominguez on “not listening to DC” & embracing disagreement in the fight to win DACA 59:14

2y ago59:14

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In this episode, you'll hear an inside account of the campaign to win Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, which today protects nearly a million immigrants from deportation and gives them the right to be legally employed, beginning with the fight to win undocumented student protections in California that came before the Dream Act and DACA (11:04…

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The Old Songs Podcast: Se2Ep5 – ‘The Trees They Do Grow High’, ft. Emily Portman and Rob Harbron 54:39

2y ago54:39

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Emily Portman, Rob Harbron and Jon Wilks discuss the traditional ballad, ‘The Trees They Do Grow High’ [Roud 31], a song that Emily and Rob have recorded for their new album, Time Was Away. Subjects covered include the duo’s first encounter with traditional folk music, their work with the English Folk Dance and Song Society, Emily’s interpretations…

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Season One Trailer 8:25

2y ago8:25

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Welcome to the Craft of Campaigns, a new podcast from Training for Change. In this podcast, we go behind the headlines and hashtags, inviting movement storytellers to share lessons from social justice campaigns. In each episode, we'll explore one campaign, through firsthand interviews, for key lessons, principles, and practices for organizers today…

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The Old Songs Podcast: Se2Ep4 – ‘Shallow Brown’, ft. Angeline Morrison 39:46

2y ago39:46

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'Shallow Brown' [Roud 2621] is a much-loved and rather mysterious traditional folk song. Collected on both coasts of the United States, as well as the South coast of England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland and Canada, the most common versions of this mesmerising sea shanty hint at heart-breaking experiences of the transatlantic slave trade. In this, the …

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