The first episode of working to make a living podcast has been posted. Listen to the podcast by clicking here
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Anonymous
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Ah, yeah, ok. So what do you guys do for a living? What is your part in the actual working class? Please don't tell me you started this i-cast just because you self-appointed yourselves to be authorities on the topic. Or does this go deeper I wonder? Is there some passive aggresive subliminal undertone here that you use the actual working class as a forum to base yourselves with just to start ranting about your own political views? Huh, just remember to ask yourselves this once and a while "What would Tom Joad do?"
Good point: Frank, before I began to loose my vision I was working in commercial /residential roofing, before that I ran a milling machine and welding robot. I came from a family of machinists and farmers. I did try a stint as a professional in the human service field but quit in the late 80’s when the insurance companies began to run most things. I think what you brought up would be a good topic. Thanks frank
Thanks for your honest critique and feedback about keeping it real. And questioning our motives to start this podcast. I believe that anyone that puts themselves out there to broaden the dialogue in our communities is a good thing. Hopefully, we can bring people into the conversation.
As for standing on the backs of the working class, I hope that we don't prop ourselves up on their backs, but by locating ourselves within the working men and women's lives I think that we are where we should be. Hopefully, we can humbly and honestly offer a voice to those that need it the most.
Jeff (aka Bob...lol)
PS. As for passive aggressive, this is one thing that I have never been accused of because of my straightforwardedness.
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Ah, yeah, ok. So what do you guys do for a living? What is your part in the actual working class? Please don't tell me you started this i-cast just because you self-appointed yourselves to be authorities on the topic. Or does this go deeper I wonder? Is there some passive aggresive subliminal undertone here that you use the actual working class as a forum to base yourselves with just to start ranting about your own political views?
Huh, just remember to ask yourselves this once and a while "What would Tom Joad do?"
Good point:
Frank, before I began to loose my vision I was working in commercial /residential roofing, before that I ran a milling machine and welding robot. I came from a family of machinists and farmers. I did try a stint as a professional in the human service field but quit in the late 80’s when the insurance companies began to run most things. I think what you brought up would be a good topic.
Thanks
frank
Anonymous,
Thanks for your honest critique and feedback about keeping it real. And questioning our motives to start this podcast. I believe that anyone that puts themselves out there to broaden the dialogue in our communities is a good thing. Hopefully, we can bring people into the conversation.
As for standing on the backs of the working class, I hope that we don't prop ourselves up on their backs, but by locating ourselves within the working men and women's lives I think that we are where we should be. Hopefully, we can humbly and honestly offer a voice to those that need it the most.
Jeff (aka Bob...lol)
PS. As for passive aggressive, this is one thing that I have never been accused of because of my straightforwardedness.
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