We spend the hour with one of the curators of the multi-platform Working Class History project.

I wrote this song about the past year of pandemonium, and within a couple days I received this amazing punk rock karaoke track from a musical entity I met on Reddit named Virtual Bird. I then added vocals, here in my living room, for the version we have here.

A really wonderful, first-person collection of stories from friends of Anne Feeney, broadcast last night on the radio show, Heartland Labor Forum, on KKFI in Kansas City. (Lots of yours truly at the beginning of the hour.)

I'm excited to share with you the trailer for Tayo Aluko's powerful and extremely timely new radio play, based on real events that took place in and around Peekskill, New York in 1949, called Paul Robeson's Love Song. The launch date: April 9th (Paul's birthday).

We spend the hour with boat mechanic and red diaper baby, Kevin Neish, speaking to us from his home in Victoria, in Canada, on a wide range of subjects from updates on the Fairy Creek Blockade against clearcutting operations near Port Renfrew, BC, to very poignant as well as entertaining stories from Greece, Gaza, Guatemala and elsewhere.

Fascinating conversation today with Jess Flarity about sex dolls, video games, and how to write good science fiction.

I awoke to the news yesterday that it had been one year to the day since the first confirmed case of Covid-19 in the state of Oregon. Over the course of the next 24 hours, I wrote this song.

Tayo Aluko's new radio play, Paul Robeson's Love Song, is about important and terrible events that took place in and around Peekskill, New York in 1949. We spend the hour talking with Tayo about the play, and plans for its release on April 9th on www.tayoalukoandfriends.com.

Here's the archived version of the last-Saturday-of-the-month concert I just did live on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.  A wholly inadequate musical effort at a month in review.

We spend the hour with Ben Manski, Assistant Professor of Sociology at George Mason University, talking about the relevance of the tactics and strategies of past social movements, and where things might go next. Ben will be part of an online conversation on March 11 which you can learn more about at benmanski.com.