Backpage: The Tragic Story of the Founders of the Phoenix New Times
Jim Larkin and Michael Lacey made millions, publishing cutting-edge journalism in alternative weekly newspapers across the country. Larkin and Lacey were considered champions of the First Amendment, and their brand of journalism won thousands of awards, including a Pulitzer Prize. But the duo also …
"Leaving the Church Doesn't Mean I'm Not Spiritual" with Jim Larkin
In this episode of Unburdened, Trevor and Carey welcome Jim Larkin, a former minister who shares his journey of spiritual transformation. Growing up in a deeply religious family, Jim followed a conformist path, eventually entering ministry despite lingering questions about his faith. A pivotal mome…
Irish not Scouse? How Liverpool became a global city and remained an Irish one
TP O’Connor was elected as MP for the Liverpool constituency of Liverpool Scotland in 1885. He represented that constituency from then until his death in 1929. TP O’Connor was an Irish Nationalist MP and he is the only Irish Nationalist ever elected to a constituency outside the island of Ireland.
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Reading the City: Dublin’s History in Its Streets w/ Garvan Rushe
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Words Matter. Do You Know Your Verbal Identity?
Is verbal identity as important to branding as graphics and other visuals? Find out as The Vanguard Network speaks to strategist and veteran copywriter Jim Larkin.
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Today we’re going to learn how a meeting with the man behind the Dublin Lockout may have changed Charlie Chaplin’s politics forever.
Plus, we explore the history of the labour movement both down on the streets and up on the big screen.
This is the true story of how slap…
Labour Fair 2026 Keynote: New modes of organizing for a working peoples' city
Today's episode of the Courage My Friends podcast series features the keynote discussion from the 34th annual Labour Fair at Toronto's George Brown College. Founding representative of the Toronto Airport Workers' Council Sean Smith and member of the Parkdale Housing Justice Network (PHJN) Matt Whit…
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