Cody, Kathy.

  • We shall be all / produced by Doug Honig and Kathy Cody.

    Broad history of the Wobbleys (International Workers of the World, or I.W.W.), from their founding in 1905 through their decline following World War I. Examines the concept of diection action, the Lawrence textile strike of 1912, repression, and free speech.

  • The Life and times of Jack Miller / produced by Doug Honig and Kathy Cody.

    Biography of 95-year old Wobbley (International Workers of the World) organizer. He talks about his early life as a hoboe, a laborer, a coal field agitator, a Wobbley stalwart, an Alcatraz inmate, and as a recipient of Seattle’s “Good Citizen” award.|THE LIFE AND TIMES OF JACK MILLER / produced by Doug Honig and Kathy Cody.…

  • Rebels of the woods / produced by Doug Honig and Kathy Cody.

    On the I.W.W. (International Workers of the World) organizing in the Northwest timber industry. Explores working conditions, employer views, and the 1917 “50,000 lumberjack” strike.|REBELS OF THE WOODS / produced by Doug Honig and Kathy Cody. – SERIES: One big union| no. 3. – On the IWW organizing efforts in the Northwest timber industry. Discusses…

  • Showdown at Everett / produced by Doug Honig and Kathy Cody.

    History of the buildup and aftermath of the 1916 “Everett Massacre,” a confrontation between workers and sheriffs in a mill town. From an interview with Jack Miller, a former I.W.W (International Workers of the World) organizer, who is the only remaining survivor.|SHOWDOWN AT EVERETT / produced by Doug Honig and Kathy Cody. – SERIES: One…