The days will be longer. The nights warmer and more fun. Spring is around the corner, which means summer not far behind. Ah yes, it's THAT time of year when the clock springs forward. And each year people die because of it, and we won't stop. Plus, more from Trumptonia and Karel goes to a McDonald's and loses it. Listen daily at reallykarel.com

Our guest host today is Maggie Thompson of 'Generation Progress', a national organization that works with and for young people to promote progressive solutions to key political and social challenges. (On Twitter: @maggiekthompson)

Below are the topics she discussed, along with the guests she was joined by.

1. Youth Civic Engagement

Guest 1: Abby Kiesa, Director of Impact, CIRCLE (CENTER FOR INFORMATION & RESEARCH ON CIVIC LEARNING AND ENGAGEMENT)

Tweets: @abbyik

Guest 2: Michaela Bethune, Head of Campaigns, Do Something

Tweets: @m_beats

2. Dreamers/DACA

Guest: Nanci Palacios, Congregation Organizer, Faith in Florida

Tweets: @FaithFlorida

The website for 'Generation Progress' is www.GenProgress.org and their Twitter handle is @GenProgress.

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Randi Rhodes PV Promo 3-8-18 by Progressive Voices

Background Briefing 03-09-2018 by Progressive Voices

Rick Smith - 03-09-2018 by Progressive Voices

Nicole Sandler What's News 03-09-2018 by Progressive Voices

Karel's move to Vegas takes a turn as his offer on a condo is accepted and he spends the day dealing with that. So please enjoy this random best of show and he's back live tomorrow!

Stark contrast on climate between U.S. and Europe at energy industry conference; Bad news for elephants; Good news for a U.S. electric grid powered by clean solar and wind; Appeals court rules youth climate lawsuit can move forward; PLUS: The Arctic just had its warmest winter on record, and polar scientists are kind of freaking out... All that and more in today's Green News Report!

Leslie is joined by Eric Tate, Secretary Treasurer of Teamsters Local 848.

The two discuss the Union's vote to strike in response to Toyota opting not to share their $2.7 Billion dollar Trump tax break with the company's employees.

Employees at the Torrance, CA parts facility noted that although Toyota received a a $2.7 billion dollar federal tax break as a result of tax cuts recently enacted by President Trump and Congress, the company was offering the workers raises of just 1%. That’s less than the workers got in 2015, before the Trump tax cuts. It’s also far less than the 3.2% average pay wage American workers will see this year.

Those interested in supporting the strike should visit www.ToyotaShareTheTaxBreaks.com.

The website for the Union is Teamsters848.org and both their Twitter and Instagram handles are @Teamsters848.