Studio discussion: Labor Radio 2024 in review

Studio discussion: Labor Radio 2024 in review

Author: WORT-FM Labor Radio January 4, 2025 Duration: 29:35

Labor Radio reporters Carol Weidel, Keith Steffen, Jeannine Ramsey, and Greg Geboski, and engineer Joann Powers sit down in the studio to discuss stories aired in 2024 and what happened in the year in labor.


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Duration: 28:54
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