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NEW! Listen to the Labor Heritage Power Hour on @Wpfwfm’s new app! Download and listen now!
This week’s Labor Heritage Power Hour 1p: 🎤 Laurel Blaydes tribute • ✊ Fannie Lou Hamer—song & struggle • 📚 Giovannitti & Bread & Roses • 🎶 “Joe Hill’s Ashes.” If this moved you, fuel it: wpfwfm.org | 800-222-9739 #LaborRadio #WPFW
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Labor Song of the Week: Otis Gibbs — “Joe Hill’s Ashes” on Labor Heritage Power Hour 1p today. Don’t mourn—organize (and become a sustainer). $12.50/mo keeps independent radio alive: wpfwfm.org | 800-222-9739 #LaborMusic #WPFW
From the mills of Lawrence, 1912: Arturo Giovannitti—organizer, poet, free-speech defendant. Labor Heritage Power Hour 1p today; history that helps us fight smarter. Power it: wpfwfm.org | 800-222-9739 #LaborHistory #WPFW
Fannie Lou Hamer knew work—and song. Hear the brand-new “Fannie Lou” (R.J. Phillips Band) + Hamer herself leading “Pick a Bale of Cotton.” Labor Heritage Power Hour 1p today wpfwfm.org | 800-222-9739 #JazzAndJustice
Today on Labor Heritage Power Hour we honor Laurel Blaydes—singer, organizer, former LHF director—with her soaring “Hold the Fort” (1981). Tune in at 1p & keep Jazz & Justice strong: wpfwfm.org | 800-222-9739 #WPFW #LaborHeritage
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“Not a goddamn man went down in that zinc works that day.”
A zinc worker’s memory from Donora’s 1948 disaster—toughness, loyalty…and the cost. Hear the story where work, health & solidarity collide.
🎧 Labor History Today: apple.co/4haJQ32 #Steelworkers #LaborHistory #Donora
The Donora Death Fog
Podcast Episode · Labor History Today · 10/12/2025 · 32m
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In 1948 a 6-day inversion trapped mill toxins over Donora, PA—dozens died, thousands sickened. We visited the Donora Smog Museum to hear how a “death fog” changed how the U.S. thinks about work, health & the environment.
🎧 Labor History Today: apple.co/4haJQ32 #LaborHistory #Donora #EnviroJustice
Weekend Labor Arts Calendar ⤵️
Fri–Sun: FORGOTTEN: The Murder at the Ford Rouge Plant (MI)
Fri: Baristas vs. Billionaires (NY) + Rochester Labor Film Series: East of Wall (NY)
Sat: Matewan Walking Tour (WV)
Details: bit.ly/4qaoE1m
#LaborArts #1u #LaborHistory