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- 0:02maybe we could start off with, what's the problem with Oreos?
- 0:06This is the Labor Radio Podcast daily for Wednesday, March 11th.
- 0:11Okay.
- 0:11Oreos are delicious.
- 0:13We can all admit that, I think, and so I understand why people want to
- 0:17eat them and we actually don't have to stop eating them, but we can do some
- 0:23extra work to make them more just so the problem is there's deforestation
- 0:28and rights abuses, land grabs.
- 0:31Tied to commodity expansion in places like Indonesia, as well
- 0:37as other places around the world.
- 0:38That's from the Green and Red Podcast on the Labor Radio podcast network.
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- 1:14in today's labor history.
- 1:16On this date in 1811, Luddite smashed up 63, quote unquote, labor saving
- 1:23textile machines near Nottingham England.
- 1:27Today's labor quote is by Albert Einstein who said It has become
- 1:32appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity.
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- 1:47This has been Chris Garlock for the Labor Radio Podcast Network.