Heat The Ground Up 🔥 Teaser 🎤 Eric Blanc Bonus Episode

from Strike Kitchen · host Clarissa Redwine

Welcome to Heat the Ground Up, an oral history of Starbucks Workers United. This bonus episode is a casual chat about Starbucks Workers United with the author of We Are the Union and Red State Revolt. We dive into the worker-to-worker approach that built such a high degree of solidarity. The full episode will be dropping on Tuesday, March 3rd. The main podcast series is a Haymarket Originals production. Our podcast host is Clarissa Redwine. You can find more of her work at strike.kitchen. This entire oral history is released under a Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 4.0 International License. The music was composed by Michael T. Simonelli over at the podcast production company Charts and Leisure.

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