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Kim Kelly

Kim Kelly

American journalist and writerWikipedia

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Oct 31, 2026

Kim KellyHOST
112:15
Hello and welcome to It Could Happen Here.
Kim KellyHOST
112:17
My name is Kim Kelly and I'll be your host for today's episode.
Kim KellyHOST
112:21
I'm a labor journalist and the author of a book called Fight Like Hell, The Untold History of American Labor.
Kim KellyHOST
112:27
One of my self-styled superpowers is finding a way to link labor history with present day goings on.
Kim KellyHOST
115:05
Hello and welcome to It Could Happen Here.
Kim KellyHOST
115:08
My name is Kim Kelly and I'll be your host for today's episode.
Kim KellyHOST
115:12
I'm a labor journalist and author of a book called Fight Like Hell, The Untold History of American Labor.
Kim KellyHOST
115:17
One of my self-styled superpowers is finding a way to link labor history with present day goings on.
Kim KellyHOST
0:31
Hello and welcome to It Could Happen Here.
Kim KellyHOST
0:33
My name is Kim Kelly and I'll be your host for today's episode.
Kim KellyHOST
0:37
I'm a labor journalist and the author of a book called Fight Like Hell, The Untold History of American Labor.
Kim KellyHOST
0:42
One of my self-styled superpowers is finding a way to link labor history with present day goings on.
Francesca FiorentiniHOST
3:48
welcome everybody to the habituation room on a tuesday october 20th how you feeling how you doing how's it hanging it's been too long uh we are weeks away from the midterm elections i hope everyone's gotten their ballots in i am back in the stew uh after a week of trips to philly and new york thank you everyone who came out to see that.
Francesca FiorentiniHOST
4:12
And we did record our live Bituation Room show from Philadelphia with Nalini Stamp and Kim Kelly.
Francesca FiorentiniHOST
4:18
So definitely check that out.
Francesca FiorentiniHOST
4:20
But first, check this out.
Francesca FiorentiniHOST
10:33
You know her, you love her.
Francesca FiorentiniHOST
10:34
Please welcome Kim Kelly.
Matt LiebGUEST
10:43
No, there was no right way of doing it.
Matt LiebGUEST
10:45
There's no
Matt LiebGUEST
13:17
There's a great interstitial.
Francesca FiorentiniHOST
13:18
So we're going to start with Kim.
Francesca FiorentiniHOST
13:21
Kim Kelly, what are you bitching about on this fine Wednesday, October 14th?
Kim KellyGUEST
13:28
So in the Commonwealth of Philadelphia, we once again made history.
ChrisGUEST
19:14
Yeah, and, like...
ChrisGUEST
19:18
I think, I think both they and, and Kim Kelly and Kim's a sweetheart.
ChrisGUEST
19:22
So I'm not whatever, but like, they both writing that back to me.
ChrisGUEST
19:25
They're like, Oh, you know, they were going for more of like a rush influence or something.
Matt LiebPANELIST
74:52
It was such a good show.
Matt LiebPANELIST
74:53
We'll have a journalist, Kim Kelly, on and Nalini Stamp of Working Families Party on as well.
Sam SederHOST
74:59
Yeah.
Matt LiebPANELIST
74:59
And also on Thursday.
Matt LiebPANELIST
75:01
Kim Kelly, great
Sam SederHOST
75:01
labor reporter.
Sam SederHOST
75:03
That's right.
Tom MorelloGUEST
2:31
First of all, I don't think it's fair to sort of ghettoize artists as different from any other category of worker.
Tom MorelloGUEST
2:37
People are scared to speak out as students.
Tom MorelloGUEST
2:39
They're scared to speak out as journalists.
Tom MorelloGUEST
2:40
They're scared to speak out as carpenters, et cetera, et cetera.
Tom MorelloGUEST
2:43
Artists also are sometimes afraid to speak out.

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