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Welcome to The Dig, a podcast from Jacobin Magazine. My name is Daniel Denver,

and I'm broadcasting from Providence, Rhode Island. Nelson Lichtenstein is among the greatest

living American labor historians. Today's episode is a conversation with Lichtenstein,

conducted by guest host Micah Utrecht, editor of Jacobin. Their conversation is wide-ranging,

beginning with Lichtenstein's life and education at the University of California Berkeley

in the midst of that campus's many eruptions in the 1960s. The intellectual and activist

influence of his membership in the international socialists, a Trotskyist organization,

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