Explore the impact of unions in the airline industry, the rise of organized labor and recent surge in labor activism, the power of labor unity, and the role of unions in civil rights. The podcast also discusses the story of Victoria Frankovich and her battle for unions in the airline industry and explores the rise and fall of unions in society.

This podcast delves into the origins and ideology of Hamas, exploring the historical context of its formation and the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood. It also discusses the impact of Hezbollah and the Oslo Accords on Hamas, as well as the complex relationship between Israel and the organization. The podcast highlights the Hamas attacks in the 1990s and the fractured nature of the Palestinian Authority. Overall, it provides a comprehensive understanding of Hamas and its significance in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Explore the forgotten history and lasting impact of the 1983 US invasion of Grenada. Discover the revolution, resistance, and Black power in Grenada, as well as the influence of Grenada's vision on Black Americans. Dive into the government takeover, shocking executions, aftermath of the invasion, and the unresolved history surrounding the event.

Explore the Supreme Court's hidden power on the shadow docket and its impact on significant rulings, such as federal death penalty cases, COVID-era voting procedures, and the gutting of the Voting Rights Act. Learn about the court's decision-making process, its role in granting emergency relief, and how it has gained more control over American policy. Delve into the case of James Meredith and the repercussions of a Supreme Court ruling in his favor. Examine a major abortion rights ruling in Texas and the unchecked power of the Supreme Court.

Explore Mustafa Kemal Ataturk's vision for Turkey's future, the rise of a new nation, and the complex relationship with Turkey's minorities, including the Armenian genocide. Uncover hidden truths about Ataturk's life and the aftermath of World War I. Discover Ataturk's reforms, including the calendar change, and the legacy of Mesovkamal in the 21st century.

Discover the origins and transformation of Halloween, from ancient Celtic beliefs in Samhain to the impact of counter-cultural movements and corporate America. Learn about the connection between Halloween and creepy elements like ghosts, demons, and witches. Explore the folklore of Jack O' Lantern and the resistance to British rule in Ireland. Dive into the evolution of Halloween as a holiday for both children and adults. Uncover Elvira's personal journey and the cultural fascination with Halloween.

Explore the contradictions and compromises of Abraham Lincoln as a politician, including his approach to ending slavery through collaboration and compromise. Analyze his tactical approach and contrasting views on racism and political equality. Discuss his priorities and actions as president, including his limited concern for Native American rights. Examine the risks taken by Lincoln and politician Liz Cheney for speaking out against their own parties. Delve into the complex relationship between Lincoln and General McLaughlin during the Civil War.

In this podcast, the focus is on a group of citizens in a poor, rural, majority Black community who come together to fight for environmental justice. It explores the dumping of toxic waste in their county, the controversial decision to build a toxic waste landfill, and the opposition they faced. The podcast also touches on early activism, voter registration efforts, and the unity achieved in addressing environmental racism. It culminates with a powerful march to the landfill and discusses ongoing issues of targeting poor and minority communities.

Explore the fall of Tenochtitlán from multiple perspectives, challenging the dominant European narrative. Learn about the vibrant civilization of Tenochtitlán, the brutal massacre during the conquest, and the devastating impact of infectious diseases. Discover the importance of revising history and understanding the consequences of European imperialism.

In the year 1258, the Mongol Army destroyed the great Islamic city of Baghdad. They continued to push West, conquering Muslim cities until there was just one left in their way: Cairo. The Battle of Ayn Jalut was a monumental battle that decided the fate of the Islamic world. This battle is as important to world history as D-Day or Gettysburg. The podcast explores the rise of Genghis Khan, the challenges faced by the Mongols in conquering Cairo, and the fierce battle between the Mamluks and the Mongols in 1260.