As Chanukah celebrations draw to a close and we move steadily toward Christmas Day, I think it worthy of us to pause and give some thought to whom we are,
Every year at this time, the network and cable television industry roll out the old favorites. So on any given prime time moment from now until Christmas night, you’ll be
I don’t know for a fact how you feel about it, but I, for one, am a bit tired of some of the most privileged people in the country deciding
On last night’s broadcast, we were truly pleased to discuss a safety program that is jointly managed by labor and management at Stockton Steel, a subsidiary of Herrick Corporation, and
Here we go again. The Republicans have once again repackaged and offered up to the people good old fashioned supply side economics. So, once more it is the task of
One of the guests on our last broadcast was Doug Cunningham of Worker Independent News. An old friend and colleague, Doug always brings to the table a great mix of
On last night’s edition of Blue Collar Buzz, we spoke with Councilman Carlos Menchaca. who was one of the co-sponsors of Intro 1447 –C bill, which is commonly referred to
On Sunday night’s edition of Blue Collar Buzz, my Spotlight on American Labor History had a slightly different bent to it.
Last night on Blue Collar Buzz we heard the national report from Worker Independent News correspondent, Doug Cunningham. Doug is a man for whom I have an immeasurable amount of
Last Thursday I sat having coffee with several other men. Most of them were “boomers” such as myself. All of them were what could be described in today’s parlance as
