Subject: An Update: Coalition Of Immokalee Workers and The Alliance for Fair Food and Other Issues Host Dennis Creese speaks with Priscilla Velez, Labor Organizer, Alliance For Fair Food and Silvia Perez, Farmworker & Labor Organizer, Coalition Of Immokalee Workers, Immokalee, Florida. https://objects-us-east-1.dream.io/kgnu-news/2018/11/labor-exchange_11-26-18.mp3 […]
Host Elise Matatall interviews hair artist and burlesque performer Lisa Redfield, aka Betsy Bootknocker. They talk Blucifer, queer hair, burlesque, and outdated “blue laws.” You can see Lisa’s stunning rainbow hair creations at https://www.facebook.com/Prismatichairdesigndenver and her upcoming burlesque shows at https://www.facebook.com/betsybootknockerentertainer/. Music credits: “Crystal […]
Theater as a medium for labor & community activism, with Dr. James Walsh, History Professor, University of Colorado Denver & Romero Theater Troupe. With host Dennis Creese. Note – this is a rebroacst from November, 2015.
Dr. Glenda Russell, former OutSources member, psychologist, researcher, teacher, historian, and writer interviews Cayden Stice, award winning recent UCB History graduate. They discuss some key elements of history starting with Cayden’s research on Boulder’s queer political history from the 1970s […]
After years of shedding reporters and newsrooms, Colorado is home to a new experiment in sustainable journalism. In early May, the National Trust for Local News announced it was acquiring Colorado Community Media, a network of 24 newspapers in the […]
Host Elise Matatall chats religion, queer parties, spiritual care for burnout, and more with guest Reverend Cindy Pincus, an ordained Unitarian Universalist minister and queer community builder in Denver. Cindy provides Shamanic Healings, House Clearings, and Sacred Teachings through her […]
Ludlow Massacre: 100 Years – April 14, 1914 – April 14, 2014. With Bob Butero, Regional Director, United Mine Workers Of America, Region IV, AFL-CIO. This is a replay of a previous edition of Labor Exchange from Monday, April 14, […]
OutSources’s Sean Kenney speaks with Winnie Pham and Ananda Dimock, two members of Community Organizing for Radical Empathy (CORE). Winnie and Ananda talk about CORE’s work in addressing injustice and fostering equitable organizations, particularly in the wake of the Atlanta […]
