Desiree Hellegers hosts this episode of The Old Mole Variety Hour, which
features
Criminalizing Solidarity: Historian Rachel Ida Buff talks with Frann Michel
about connections between attacks on encampments in support of Palestine and
encampments of houseless people, as ...
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Eco-Disasters in Japanese Film. Japan has rich traditions of filmmaking and
of approaching films as commentary on daily life. But Japanese cinema also
offers rich commentary on ecological crises. Jan Haaken talks with University
of Oregon professor Rachel DiNitto about her ...
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Since the construction of a Google data center in The Dalles, Oregon in 2006,
the city has become a magnet for data centers looking for tax breaks, and
cheap energy and water to power and cool them. Beginning in 2021, with
representation from the Reporters Committee for Fre...
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Norm Diamond is our host for this edition of the Old Mole and we hear--
1. Movie Moles Jan Haaken and Laurie Mercier discuss the classic labor and
feminist film "Salt of the Earth."
2. Historian Raymond Caballero talks with Norm Diamond about McCarthyism and
union struggle...
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In this Labor Day special, erstwhile mole and guest host Norm Diamond talks
with three young labor historians who integrate environmental and gender
concerns into their writing and their activism. Heather Mayer is the author
of the just-published book, Beyond the Rebel G...
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Joe Clement and Frann Michel review the 2017 film, The Young Karl Marx,
written and directed by Raoul Peck (critically acclaimed creator of I Am Not
Your Negro). The Young Karl Marx follows major events in Karl Marx's life in
the 1840s when he turns from journalism to po...
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