We talk to IBEW 111 member Dallas Walton about the Protect College Sports Act and his experience as a basketball player at the University of Colorado and beyond.

On our Fall Fund Drive show we hear about the working-class roots of soccer, and algorithms being used to set prices for things like groceries. Donate today.

On our Fall Fund Drive show we hear about the working-class roots of soccer, and algorithms being used to set prices for things like groceries. Donate at kgnu.org.

On today's Labor Exchange we talk local labor history and the Lafayette History Museum with Leigh Campbell-Hale, author and retired educator. We talk about a new exhibit at the Lafayette History Museum for its 50th anniversary. Campbell-Hale's book “Remembering Ludlow but forgetting the Columbine The 1927 - 1928 Colorado Coal Strike.” covers the I.W.W. led strike in Serene, Colorado outside of Erie.

On this week's episode of the Labor Exchange we talk about the 2026 election with Jacob Becklund, Political Director with the Colorado AFL-CIO and we hear Don Davis' reporting about a rally of workers forming a union at the Hotel Boulderado.

KGNU Labor Exchange, on this week's episode we dig into local labor history for our special Labor Day episode. We include tributes to recently departed labor union members Dolly Parton, Tim Curry and Peter Cullen. We track a local building from the company mining town in Serene, Colorado to it's final resting spot in Erie and we hear from local historians.

On this episode of the Labor Exchange we hear from Alaska AFL-CIO President Joelle Hall about the need to elect working class candidates as well as learning about a famous protest dog from Chile, and the labor movement in Taiwan. Photo Diego Grez

On this episode of the Labor Exchange we talk about Boulder City Council's decision to not cut the tipped workers and the legislative fight that led up to it along with the unionization effort at the Hotel Boulderado and the working-class history of soccer.