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Today on Past Gas, the story of how a fearless group of women helped organize workers to defeat one of the largest companies in the world– General Motors. GM once ruled the town of Flint with an iron fist, but employees were fed up with perilous conditions and low pay. The workers took to the streets, but protests quickly turned violent. What were the dangers involved? How did the workers get GM to bend? And how did one strike change the course of automotive history? You gotta listen to James, Nolan, and Joe to find out.
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Love the math James! 😂
James (in Oprah's voice): you get a billion dollars! you get a billion dollars! Everyone gets a billion dollars!
If it wasn't for the uaw Detroit would still have an auto industry
Most interesting podcast in the last few months in my opinion. Loved this one.
The 11 dislikes were from GM executives
Can we please get a podcast about a few of the notable handicapped race car drivers out there? Kind of like what top gear did back in the day.
So Ford and GM were nothing more than a bunch of racist bigots while the Dodge Brothers were partying down at the bottom floors with their workers?
Back in the 70's my mom was staying with a friend in the Kansas City area. As they were talking, a brick came through the front window of the house. It turns out that the husband of my mom's friend was working as a scab, and the union did not appreciate that.
I'd like an up to speed on why Joe sounds exactly like T.J. Miller