Braxton Wright, a second-generation coal miner, shares his transformative journey as a 39-year-old navigating a 500-day strike in Alabama. He discusses how the prolonged labor action has shifted his political views, particularly highlighting the lack of support from both parties. Michael Corkery, a seasoned business reporter, provides insights into the miners' struggles and the historical impact of the coal industry. Together, they spotlight the miners' solidarity, disillusionment with political promises, and their relentless fight for better working conditions amidst significant adversity.
