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And remember to be kind of yourself and everybody else because it is wild out here.

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Thank you. kind of yourself and everybody else, because it is wild out here. Here we go. The whole season of Shadow Kingdom call survivors out now. In 1972, the United Mind Workers

weren't just voting for new leadership. They were voting to end Tony Boyle's corrupt reign

as head of one of the most powerful labor unions in the

country. Months before he'd been charged with ordering the murder of his first rival,

Jock Yablonsky, and his family. Everything was on the line. This is a story of how Tony Boyle was

ousted by young working class organizers who fought like their lives depended on it because they did.

Through guerrilla tactics, underground newsletters, and late-night meetings, they built a labor revolution that ended with Tony and handcuffs. With exclusive reel-to-reel tapes, original reporting, and voices you've never heard before, Shadow Kingdom is a story of rebellion, revenge, and taking back power from the inside. It's a series, you can binge the full season of Shadow Kingdom Cole Survivor,

wherever you get your podcast.

In this world of Trump, extrajudicial violence, ice raids, and unlawful deportations

are shaping everyday life.

Adding to the long, sordid history of policing in the United States, Crooked's critically

acclaimed limited series Empire City, the untold origin story of the NYPD, uncovers how the police's

earliest role was enforcing racial hierarchy, protecting economic interests, and suppressing dissent,

and what that history reveals about our government today. This Thursday, October 9th from 6.9 p.m.

in Brooklyn, Cricot Ideas is hosting a live discussion with Empire City hosts,

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