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EPISODE · Sep 19, 2021 · 40 MIN

Social Yet Distanced: Richard Modiano: An Intro To Labor, Poetics for the People, Resistance, and Arts For A Reason. Part 1

from Social Yet Distanced: A View with an Emotionalorphan and Friends · host Jack Varnell

Part 1: Social Yet Distanced: Richard Modiano: An Intro To Labor, Resistance, Poetics for the People, Arts For A Reason. Richard Modiano " Just start with what grabs you by the throat..." Former Executive Director 2010-2019 Beyond Baroque Literary Arts Center Writer/Poet/Activist Cinema Studies at NYU University of Hawaii From Los Angeles, California More Importantly today, we are talking with Richard  about his long time involvement  in the labor movement, and the I.W.W. During his days in academia, he was engaged by the story of Murdered Union Man, and writer Joe Hill  in a quest for labor organizing in his chosen field.  Find out more to the story. Let us know if you'd like to hear more. This is Americana...  in all its glory and fear and shame. Stay tuned  

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