Effigy

"Traits of the Mine Mule," New York Sun, August 1893

Uncredited wire report, an example of the late 19th century genre of "“occupational animal ethnography.”

Read by Colm O'Reilly

Sound design by Chris Schoen

Clips:

(28:00) Mike Livoda interviewed by Eric Margolis, June 1978; Victor Bazanale interviewed by Eric Margolis, 1975. Colorado Coal Project, University of Colorado, Boulder.

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Cold open:

"Time May Be Later Than We Think!" Denver Catholic Register, January 26, 1950.

Read by Emmy Bean.

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Cold open:

Promotional circular of the Pinkerton Detective Agency, 1893

Read by Guy Massey

Interlude:

Helen Ring Robinson, testimony before the Industrial Commission, 1916

Read by Rita O'Connell

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Clips:

(48:44) "Interviewing Retired Miners" (Speakers uncredited). Colorado Coal Project, University of Colorado, Boulder

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Cold opens:

Letter to the Editor, The Survey, June 18, 1921.

Read by Diana Slickman

"What Is A Bohunk?," print advertisement by mail order tycoon Earle Liederman, 1928.

Read by Jeff Dorchen

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Clips:

(18:29) Martha Todd interviewed by Eric Margolis, February 1978. Colorado Coal Project, University of Colorado, Boulder.

(30:40) Jane Bracco interviewed by Eugene Craig, May 1971. Colorado Coal Mining Project,  Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History, California State University, Fullerton.

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Cold open read by Jeff Dorchen, (Lord Melbourne, Letter to Durham County Magistrates, 1832.)

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Clips:

(21:27) Pete Gergich interviewed by Eric Margolis, February 1978. Colorado Coal Project, University of Colorado, Boulder.

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Featuring what may be the the longest cold open in podcast history, read by Colm O'Reilly. (From Coal and the Coal Mines, 1889, by Homer Green).

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Clips:

(27:42) Mike Livoda interviewed by Eric Margolis, September 1980. Colorado Coal Project, University of Colorado, Boulder.

(42:00) Steve Surisky interviewed by Eric Margolis, February 1978. Colorado Coal Project, University of Colorado, Boulder.

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The premiere episode of Effigy's first season: Ludlow, story of a strike.

Cold open from "Coal Catechism" (1906), William Jasper Nicholls. And we orienteer from there.

Clips:

(28:15) Mike Livoda interviewed by Harold Black, November 1968. University of Denver Special Collections Digital Repository. Bessemer Historical Society.

(42:50) Mike LIvoda interviewed by Eric Margolis, June 1978. Colorado Coal Project, University of Colorado, Boulder.

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