Hey, it's Jane here. I'm excited to share with you the newest season of our limited series

made in partnership with Campside Media that we know you'll love. Shadow Kingdom, coal survivor.

In 1972, American coal miners cast a historic vote, not just for new union leadership,

but against the corruption and violence that had taken over their organization. Months later, their ousted boss, Tony Boyle, stood trial for ordering the

murder of his rival, Jacques LeBlonsky, and his family. Coal's survivor is the unbelievable true

story of how Tony Boyle, head of one of the most powerful labor unions in the country, was taken

down by a crew of young, working-class organizers

who fought like their lives depended on it. Because they did. At the center of it all is Chip

LeBlonsky, Jock's son and the sole survivor of the attack. Along with a crew of friends and allies,

Chip set out to reform the union from the inside. I love this show because it has tape, original reporting, and voices

no one has heard before. It's like peeling back the layers of a cold case that changed the entire

country. Here is the first episode of the series. If you enjoy this episode, you can binge all

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It had been a long year for Jock Yablonsky.

Maybe the longest year of his life.

And it had come at the end of a long and tumultuous decade.

It was November of 1969.

Jock was tired, so he did what he always did at 11 p.m.

He sat back in his recliner, closed most of the curtains in his Pennsylvania farmhouse,

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