Janine Jackson interviewed journalist Antonia Juhasz about the end of oil for the , episode of CounterSpin. This is a lightly edited transcript.PlayStoppop outXJanine Jackson: Dow Jones ExxonMobil from its blue chip stock market index, a spot it had occupied since 1928. Major , anyway, about from oil and gas; hundreds of , have done so. And, of course, hundreds of millions of people globally have spoken out, marched and agitated against a fossil fuel industry that is despoiling ecosystems, driving climate disruption, distorting international relations, and wreaking havoc on the lives and...…Janine Jackson interviewed journalist Antonia Juhasz about the end of oil for the , episode of CounterSpin. This is a lightly edited transcript.PlayStoppop outXJanine Jackson: Dow Jones ExxonMobil from its blue chip stock market index, a spot it had occupied since 1928. Major , anyway, about from oil and gas; hundreds of , have done so. And, of course, hundreds of millions of people globally have spoken out, marched and agitated against a fossil fuel industry that is despoiling ecosystems, driving climate disruption, distorting international relations, and wreaking havoc on the lives and...WW…

Janine Jackson interviewed Payday Report’s Mike Elk about frontline labor action for the of CounterSpin. This is a lightly edited transcript.PlayStoppop outXJanine Jackson: US news media right now are all about saluting, or celebrating, frontline workers, the heroes of the coronavirus pandemic. That’s great, but how deep does it go?Does it translate to ongoing awareness, or substantive support, for workers’ right to health and safety, even when no pandemic is raging? And when workers act for themselves in an organized way, as thousands are doing right now across the country—well, then they...…Janine Jackson interviewed Payday Report’s Mike Elk about frontline labor action for the of CounterSpin. This is a lightly edited transcript.PlayStoppop outXJanine Jackson: US news media right now are all about saluting, or celebrating, frontline workers, the heroes of the coronavirus pandemic. That’s great, but how deep does it go?Does it translate to ongoing awareness, or substantive support, for workers’ right to health and safety, even when no pandemic is raging? And when workers act for themselves in an organized way, as thousands are doing right now across the country—well, then they...WW…