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Heartland Labor Forum is Kansas City's only program about the workplace. It is produced by and for our working people. We have been agitating on the air since 1989. Find out who is busting unions and ... more
FAQs about Heartland Labor Forum:How many episodes does Heartland Labor Forum have?The podcast currently has 869 episodes available.
February 05, 2021Isn’t It Time for Paid Leave?One would think that during a pandemic workers who stock the grocery shelves, cook our take-out orders, and process our meat would at least get paid sick leave to get […]The post Isn’t It Time for Paid Leave? appeared first on KKFI....more1h 1minPlay
January 29, 2021Mike Stout: The Homestead Steel Mill: The Final 10 Years & Love & Solidarity, the Amazing Life of Rev. James LawsonThis week on the Heartland Labor Forum, Steelworker Mike Stout chronicles the closing of the famous Homestead Steel Mill in a new book which is a manual for fighting plant […]The post Mike Stout: The Homestead Steel Mill: The Final 10 Years & Love & Solidarity, the Amazing Life of Rev. James Lawson appeared first on KKFI....more1h 1minPlay
January 19, 2021Thomas Frank and his new book: The People No: A History of Anti-PopulismKansas City native Thomas Frank, author of What’s the Matter with Kansas, has a new book about American populism and the long trail of elites who hate it. It’s called The People. . .NO! A Brief History of Anti-populism. Find out why pundits called Donald Trump a populist and why he’s nothing of the kind. We’ve got Tom Frank for the whole show this week on the Heartland Labor Forum. Tune in Thursday at 6pm, rebroadcast Friday at 5am....more1hPlay
January 15, 2021Working Class History Podcast & Milan, MO’s Rural Workers Community Alliance“History isn’t made by kings and politicians, it is made by us.” So say the people who wrote Working Class History: Everyday Acts of Resistance and Rebellion. This week on […]The post Working Class History Podcast & Milan, MO’s Rural Workers Community Alliance appeared first on KKFI....more59minPlay
January 08, 2021Nurses & Techs Still Fighting COVIDExhausted hospital and healthcare workers continue to be in the front lines fighting COVID-19. This week on the Heartland Labor Forum, join healthcare workers and Tim Sheard, a nurse turned […]The post Nurses & Techs Still Fighting COVID appeared first on KKFI....more1hPlay
January 01, 2021New Year’s Eve: Looking Back/Looking ForwardThis week’s Heartland Labor Forum is on New Year’s Eve. Our volunteer producers are picking short clips of our favorite interviews to air as we bid good riddance to the […]The post New Year’s Eve: Looking Back/Looking Forward appeared first on KKFI....more1hPlay
December 25, 2020The Truth About Santa’s WorkshopIt’s almost Christmas Eve, and Santa is loading the sled with toys. But, hark! The elves are on strike and will tell all on the Heartland Labor Forum about what […]The post The Truth About Santa’s Workshop appeared first on KKFI....more1hPlay
December 18, 2020How Did the PO Do in the Election & COVID Slams Youth & Women WorkersAfter all the alarm about votes lost in the mail, we’ll ask Andy Tuttle, Kansas State President of the union of Letter Carriers, if all the votes got delivered and […]The post How Did the PO Do in the Election & COVID Slams Youth & Women Workers appeared first on KKFI....more1hPlay
December 11, 2020Jake Hummel & The PRO ActFirst, he was an electrician. Next, he served in the Missouri House and Senate. Now Jake Hummel is President of the Missouri AFL-CIO. This week on the Heartland Labor Forum, […]The post Jake Hummel & The PRO Act appeared first on KKFI....more1h 1minPlay
December 03, 2020“Blood Runs Coal” & COVID + Healthcare WorkersThe brutal murder in 1968 of Jock Yablonski and his family by United Mineworker president Tony Boyle sent shockwaves through the labor movement. Its impact inspired a surge in union democracy across labor’s ranks. This week on the Heartland Labor Forum, we’ll talk about it to Mark Bradley, author of Blood Runs Coal. Then, we’ll hear from respiratory therapists who have travelled to places where the pandemic is strongest to care for its victims. Their stories are riveting. Tune in Thursday at 6pm, rebroadcast Friday at 5am....more1h 0minPlay
FAQs about Heartland Labor Forum:How many episodes does Heartland Labor Forum have?The podcast currently has 869 episodes available.