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Movie Moles: Shift Change

program date: 
Wed, 05/08/2013

Frann Michel and Joe Clement review the documentary "Shift Change", directed/produced by Mark Dworkin and Melissa Young. The documentary surveys several cooperatively owned and managed businesses, mostly in the United States but also Spain's famous Mondragon. We hear from worker-owners, as well as activists who support the co-op movement in material and financial ways, about how working at co-ops is not just different, but better than regular wage jobs.

14:29 minutes (13.25 MB)
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Movie Moles: Shift Change

program date: 
Wed, 05/08/2013

Frann Michel and Joe Clement review the documentary "Shift Change", directed/produced by Mark Dworkin and Melissa Young. The documentary surveys several cooperatively owned and managed businesses, mostly in the United States but also Spain's famous Mondragon. We hear from worker-owners, as well as activists who support the co-op movement in material and financial ways, about how working at co-ops is not just different, but better than regular wage jobs.

14:29 minutes (13.25 MB)
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Mon, 05/06/2013

Bill Resnick talks with Barbara Miner about the neoliberalization of education generally and school-voucher programs in particular.  Barbara argues against even talking about "school choice" and defends her abolition of the phrase becaue of the way it obfuscates the abandonment of schools. They consider how the voucher-program will accentuate class divisions.

 

20:08 minutes (18.43 MB)
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The Vagina Monologues: whose monologues?

program date: 
Mon, 05/06/2013

Iven Hale reads from different blog-posts on the Eve Ensler, famous producer of The Vagina Monologues. They are critical of the way that Eve represents other women's voices in her monologues and draw attention to the ways they advance colonialism within feminism. The featured readings come from the blogs The Knoll, Life Returned, and Genders Across Borders

20:08 minutes (18.43 MB)
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program date: 
Mon, 05/06/2013

Bill Resnick talks with Barbara Miner about the neoliberalization of education generally and school-voucher programs in particular.  Barbara argues against even talking about "school choice" and defends her abolition of the phrase becaue of the way it obfuscates the abandonment of schools. They consider how the voucher-program will accentuate class divisions.

 

20:08 minutes (18.43 MB)
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The Vagina Monologues: whose monologues?

program date: 
Mon, 05/06/2013

Iven Hale reads from different blog-posts on the Eve Ensler, famous producer of The Vagina Monologues. They are critical of the way that Eve represents other women's voices in her monologues and draw attention to the ways they advance colonialism within feminism. The featured readings come from the blogs The Knoll, Life Returned, and Genders Across Borders

20:08 minutes (18.43 MB)
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The Vagina Monologues: whose monologues?

program date: 
Mon, 05/06/2013

Iven Hale reads from different blog-posts on the Eve Ensler, famous producer of The Vagina Monologues. They are critical of the way that Eve represents other women's voices in her monologues and draw attention to the ways they advance colonialism within feminism. The featured readings come from the blogs The Knoll, Life Returned, and Genders Across Borders

20:08 minutes (18.43 MB)
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Bar

program date: 
Mon, 05/06/2013

Bill Resnick talks with Barbara Miner about the neoliberalization of education generally and school-voucher programs in particular.  Barbara argues against even talking about "school choice" and defends her abolition of the phrase becaue of the way it obfuscates the abandonment of schools. They consider how the voucher-program will accentuate class divisions.

 

20:08 minutes (18.43 MB)
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