The Dig is a podcast produced in conjunction with Jacobin Magazine, which you probably figured out by now.

And yes, Jacobin is a print publication, not just your favorite source of online commentary,

but also long-form serious print journalism and socialist analysis.

The magazine is released quarterly, and it runs at around 130 pages,

filled with award-winning design and the ideas that movements need to thrive.

Dig listeners can join more than 50,000 Jacobin subscribers, supporting this vital work for just

$15 a year.

$15 gets you an entire year of Jacobin in print

and access to the magazine's very extensive archive online.

First-time subscribers only, you can access this deal

by going to bit.combe, slash jacobin, all lowercase.

That's bit.

L.Y slash dig jacobin, all in lowercase. case.

Welcome to the dig, a podcast from Jacobin Magazine.

My name is Daniel Denver, and I'm broadcasting from Providence, Rhode Island.

This week's dig comes in two parts posted simultaneously.

The first episode was an interview with labor journalist Alex Press and organizer Jonah Furman.

A big picture look at where the labor movement is at right now, how we got into this situation, and how we might fight for something better.

This episode is part two, an interview on the pro act with Jimmy Williams, the general vice president of the International Union of

Painters and Allied Trades. Before we get rolling, please do support this podcast at

patreon.com slash the dig, if you have not done so already. That's p-a-t-r-e-on.com

slash the dig. Also, join the dig book club and join our upcoming Zoom conversations with

...