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The Labor Exchange on KGNU

The Labor Exchange on KGNU

By: Robert Lindgren
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 The Labor Exchange on KGNU is Colorado’s premiere labor and worker focused public affairs radio show and podcast. We bring engaging and informative interviews to inform, entertain and educate the public on the current issues affecting workers. Produced and hosted by Robert Lindgren of the Colorado AFL-CIO and the Denver Newspaper Guild, it airs by-weekly at 6:00 PM MT on KGNU Community Radio Boulder/Denver/Ft. Collins 88.5 FM/1390 AM/98.7 FMCopyright 2024 All rights reserved. Career Success Economics Political Science Politics & Government
Episodes
  • KGNU Labor Exchange - Labor radio from around the world

    KGNU Labor Exchange - Labor radio from around the world
    Feb 2 2026

    On this episode of the Labor Exchange we listen to labor radio from around the world with the Labor Radio Podcast weekly.
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    29 mins
  • KGNU Labor Exchange - Solidarity & Organizing at Boulder Public Library with Michael Serrano and Rachel Garfield-Levine

    KGNU Labor Exchange - Solidarity & Organizing at Boulder Public Library with Michael Serrano and Rachel Garfield-Levine
    Jan 19 2026

    On this week’s Labor Exchange we talk to Boulder Public Library workers Michael Serrano and Rachel Garfield-Levine. Workers at the library have formed a union and are seeking recognition and a contract.

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    28 mins
  • KGNU Labor Exchange - Bonus MLK Jr. holiday conversation with Adrian Rodgers AFSCME Local 1733

    KGNU Labor Exchange - Bonus MLK Jr. holiday conversation with Adrian Rodgers AFSCME Local 1733
    Jan 19 2026

    On this bonus episode of the KGNU Labor Exchange we talk to Adrian Rogers, President of AFSCME Local 1733 in Memphis Tennessee.

    The local famously gained union recognition in the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Strike which was the for civil rights and union rights for Memphis City Workers. It was during his support for this strike that the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr gave his final speech titled I’ve Been to the Mountaintop and was assassinated soon after.

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    20 mins
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