523 Geoffrey Chaucer (with Marion Turner) | A New Podcast About the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Strike (with AFSCME President Lee Saunders)

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Introduction

00:00 • 5min

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Marion Turner and Jeffrey Chaucer on the Memphis Sanitation Workers Strike of 1968

04:54 • 2min

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Chaucer and the Spice Trade

06:47 • 2min

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Chaucer's Childhood

09:05 • 3min

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Chaucer's Poetry

12:02 • 2min

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Chaucer's Life Record

13:38 • 3min

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Chaucer: A Biography of Spaces and Places

16:42 • 2min

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The Advantages of Biography

19:05 • 3min

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Chaucer's European Life

21:35 • 3min

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Chaucer's Poetry

24:38 • 2min

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Chaucer's Canterbury Tales

26:14 • 2min

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Chaucer's Creativity Needed an Outlet

28:22 • 2min

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Chaucer's Canterbury Tales

30:05 • 2min

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Chaucer's Canterbury Tales

32:00 • 3min

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Chaucer's Canterbury Tales

35:23 • 2min

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Chaucer's Dream Poem, the House of Fame

37:17 • 2min

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Chaucer's Attitudes Toward Sex

39:00 • 4min

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Chaucer: The Service

43:23 • 2min

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The Importance of Chaucer in the English Language

45:50 • 3min

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Chaucer's Sexual Assault Allegations

48:32 • 4min

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The Importance of Reading Trossa's Poetry

52:18 • 2min

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The Memphis Sanitation Strike: A History of the Memphis Strike

54:16 • 3min

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The Black Workers Strike in Memphis in 1968

57:24 • 2min

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Dr. King's Life and Death

58:58 • 2min

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The Strike in Memphis, Tennessee

01:01:18 • 4min

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The History of Literature

01:04:57 • 2min

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The History of Literature Podcast

01:06:35 • 3min