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How We Win Back Workers — With Secretary Marty Walsh

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Marty Walsh joins The People’s Cabinet to talk addiction, recovery, and how we can win back the working-class voters we’ve lost.

The former U.S. Labor Secretary and Boston Mayor—now Executive Director of the NHL Players’ Association—shares his story of hitting rock bottom and rebuilding his life, and explains why showing up with humility is key to rebuilding trust.

We cover:
– Alcoholism, recovery, and staying sober
– Why politicians need to get yelled at
– What DC can learn from local leaders
– What’s missing in Democratic messaging

This is a conversation about personal and political recovery—and how to lead with honesty when it matters most.

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Chapters

1. How We Win Back Workers — With Secretary Marty Walsh (00:00:00)

2. Battles with alcoholism (00:02:30)

3. Trump administration/tariff policy (00:17:25)

4. Democratic positioning (00:20:50)

5. Immigration (00:25:00)

6. Personality and politics (00:28:00)

7. Social issues (00:29:00)

8. How we win back lapsed voters (00:34:00)

9. DEI and pressure on universities (00:35:15)

10. Sports and politics, current role (00:40:43)

11. Advice for a presidential candidate (00:43:00)

12. Advice for unions/the labor movement (00:45:30)

13. Message to communities/elected officials (00:48:14)

13 episodes

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Content provided by Dan Koh. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Dan Koh or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

Marty Walsh joins The People’s Cabinet to talk addiction, recovery, and how we can win back the working-class voters we’ve lost.

The former U.S. Labor Secretary and Boston Mayor—now Executive Director of the NHL Players’ Association—shares his story of hitting rock bottom and rebuilding his life, and explains why showing up with humility is key to rebuilding trust.

We cover:
– Alcoholism, recovery, and staying sober
– Why politicians need to get yelled at
– What DC can learn from local leaders
– What’s missing in Democratic messaging

This is a conversation about personal and political recovery—and how to lead with honesty when it matters most.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. How We Win Back Workers — With Secretary Marty Walsh (00:00:00)

2. Battles with alcoholism (00:02:30)

3. Trump administration/tariff policy (00:17:25)

4. Democratic positioning (00:20:50)

5. Immigration (00:25:00)

6. Personality and politics (00:28:00)

7. Social issues (00:29:00)

8. How we win back lapsed voters (00:34:00)

9. DEI and pressure on universities (00:35:15)

10. Sports and politics, current role (00:40:43)

11. Advice for a presidential candidate (00:43:00)

12. Advice for unions/the labor movement (00:45:30)

13. Message to communities/elected officials (00:48:14)

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