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What is the context of the NFL Players Association's current crisis?
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Hey everybody, Robert Evans here, and I wanted to let you know this is a compilation episode, so every episode of the week that just happened is here in one convenient and with somewhat less ads package for you to listen to in a long stretch if you want. If you've been listening to the episodes every day this week, there's going to be nothing new here for you, but you can make your own decisions. Welcome to It Could Happen Here, a podcast about unions falling apart, and in this case, how they're not being put back together again. I am your host, B.O. Wong, and today we are telling a somewhat unusual story for this show. It's usual in the sense that it's a story about, you know, the replacement of democracy with bureaucracy.
It's like the death spiral of business union, of unionism. It's a story that's also as much about the defeat of the workers movement as it is like Lamar Jackson's counting stats, a thing that it also bizarrely is about. And this is the story of the crisis of the NFL Players Association, which is the NFL's union. And it is so unhinged. That the only way that this can actually be talked about reasonably is to bring in someone who knows ball. And that is Charles McDonald of Yahoo Sports and the wonderful Football 301 podcast. Welcome to the show. This is going to be a trip. Yeah. Thanks for having me. I've listened to a few episodes, so I was excited when you asked me to come on. Love your work. And this is going to be a good rant.
And not even really a rant, because honestly, when you start to peel this back, it is really like a textbook case study rant. from what we know on like just straight up organizational decay yeah like you get such a clear picture on how just really a few people in this case 32 NFL owners can just completely dictate the life of you know thousands of people who are literally sacrificing their bodies to try and you know escape whatever poverty they come from uh in in their in their earlier life so
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the context of the NFL Players Association's current crisis?
0:00–12:29
2
How has the leadership of the NFL Players Association changed over time?
12:29–24:33
3
What are the implications of the NFL Players Association's decisions on player welfare?
24:33–38:10
4
How does the NFL Players Association's history impact its future?
38:10–1:44:56
5
What challenges do young Jews face in understanding their heritage?
1:44:56–1:49:15
6
How is the Bund and Jewish socialism being rediscovered?
1:49:15–1:49:47
7
What contradictions exist in Jewish identity and Zionism?
1:49:47–1:57:32
8
How are recent elections reflecting public sentiment in the U.S.?
1:57:32–3:42:03