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Every book Mike Andrews recommended on podcasts
Books recommended by Mike Andrews
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A Plan for the Abolition of Slavery, July 1858
Discussed“He produced this really early text which is just fantastic. It's called a plan for the abolition of slavery uh published in 1858. So this is a couple years before the civil war.”
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This Nonviolent Stuff'll Get You Killed
Discussed“In the book, This Non-Violent Stuff Will Get You Killed, author Charles E. Cobb documents this history, discussing the wide use of arms in defending civil rights organizers from white supremacists.”
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Appearances
| Episode | Podcast | Date | Books |
|---|---|---|---|
| It Could Happen Here Weekly 70 | Behind the Bastards | 2023-02-11 | 1 |
| It Could Happen Here Weekly 66 | Behind the Bastards | 2023-01-14 | 1 |
Other mentions (6: passing, ad reads, own books)
“Wanting to know more about this history of these general strikes and their importance, we caught up with labor historian and author Robert Ovettes, author of When Workers Shot Back and We the Elites.”
Passing We the Elites
“Wanting to know more about this history of these general strikes and their importance, we caught up with labor historian and author Robert Ovettes, author of When Workers Shot Back and We the Elites.”
“So again, we've been listening to Robert Ovetsz, author of When Workers Shot Back and We the Elites. Just a few key takeaways from that discussion.”
Passing We the Elites
“So again, we've been listening to Robert Ovetsz, author of When Workers Shot Back and We the Elites. Just a few key takeaways from that discussion.”
Passing Fight Like Hell
“With the current uptick in strikes under Biden continuing into 2023 and the economic conditions of poor and working people continuing to worsen, we asked labor reporter and author of Fight Like Hell, Kim Kelly, just what are the possibilities of mass strike action in the coming year?”
Passing Fight Like Hell
“Once again, that was Kim Kelly, author of F Like Hel. Over the past two episodes, we've taken a deep dive into the history of general strikes in the United States, looking at everything from the mass strike of enslaved plantation workers during the Civil War all the way up to current examples during Occupy Oakland.”