A Sleeping Giant: The Long Memory of Colorado Labor
From the Cripple Creek to the JBS strike, can 100+ years of labor history show us where we want to go?
The Lunch-Bucket Letters
A working-class inquiry into values, culture, creativity and philosophy.
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Revisiting the Many Worlds of Saturday Night Sage
With the 2nd edition of my 1st book, I wade back into the multi-media waters of Saturday Night Sage.
Flowers of Perennial Dissent
A new chapbook and experimental spoken word album available from Blind Owl Records.
Visiting the Ludlow Massacre Memorial
Singing a Song for the Long Memory of American Labor.
The Working Class of Creativity
What artist Donald Groscost taught me about sustaining a creative life.
The Politic of Strength and The Classism of Violence
"From the days of John the Baptist until now, the Kingdom of Heaven suffereth violence, and the violent take it by force." Matthew 11:12
Don't Just Post, Organize.
The Labor Movement Isn't Digital-first.
What is the Work of a Folk Singer in the Coming Year?
1, 2, 3, What are we playing for? Don't ask me I don't give a damn, next stop is a content creation plan. (Sung to the tune of The Vietnam Song)
Poems of Labor and Essays of Solidarity
Literature for Labor Day
Of Marketers, Mailmen, and Your Friends & Neighbors
An examination of our cultural obsession with the return to riches narrative.