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7/23/2008
How best to describe Barbara Ehrenreich... journalist? social critic? satirist? advocate? In a string of powerful books, she has investigated the world of work and America's social stratification, coming out always on the side of the underdog. Her latest set of essays is "This Land is Their Land." Fans of Woody Guthrie take note: it's no longer "our" land. Ehrenreich tells Prime Time Radio host Mike Cuthbert why she feels the change has taken place.
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In conjunction with the P.O.V. broadcast of "Waging a Living" on August 29th, journalist David Brancaccio hosts a special podcast conversation with Barbara Ehrenreich on the s ... Discussion
How best to describe Barbara Ehrenreich... journalist? social critic? satirist? advocate? In a string of powerful books, she has investigated the world of work and America's ... Discussion
In conjunction with the P.O.V. broadcast of "Waging a Living" on August 29th, journalist David Brancaccio hosts a special podcast conversation with Barbara Ehrenreich on the s ... Discussion
With consumer confidence at an all-time low, it's time to get used to the status quo. Host Bob Moon talks to author Barbara Ehrenreich about preparing for the realities of the ... Discussion
Social critic and author Barbara Ehrenreich exposes the economic cruelty of today\'s globalized, just-in-time, lean and mean world of work. Discussion
Seg 1 - Barbara Ehrenreich: "This Land Is Their Land"; Movies - "The Invisible Audience"; Seg 2 - Studying 90-year-olds; and Postscript - "Aging Bulls" Discussion
Barbara Ehrenreich says that the U.S. is being scarred by a deepening divide between the rich and poor. When she traveled throughout the U.S. to get a feel for how Americans a ... Discussion
Segment 1 Operation Hope Segment 2 Bait and SwitchBarbara Ehrenreich and Postscript Jazz SingerKatrina Survivor Discussion
Ben Ehrenreich explicitly draws from Homer???s The Odyssey for his literary debut, The Suitors. It's set in a land that blends contemporary America and classical antiquity.
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