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Daryls Back Pages  

Daryls Back Pages

Author: Daryl Fisher

From the perspective and pen of California Newspaper Publishers Association Gold Medal winning journalist and writer Daryl Fisher, join us as Daryl talks positively about family, friends and the interesting people and places that have shaped his life. He does so with a gentle hand and a quirky sense of humor, drawing on the simple, joy-filled experiences of everyday living. He is interested in personal snapshots, not grand panoramas, although hes not shy about trying to pass along a few insights into the human condition whenever the opportunity presents itself.  Fitting into your busy day, lighthearted views of life around 5 minutes each.  
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Language: en-us

Genres: Kids & Family, Parenting, Relationships, Society & Culture

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A Few Thoughts on the Passing of Another Labor Day
Episode 26
Sunday, 6 September, 2026

Send us Fan MailJoin us for another episode of Daryl’s Back Pages, “A Few Thoughts on the Passing of Another Labor Day".   Podcasts with thought-provoking insights about life in around 5 minutes.   Here’s a preview:"  The history of the labor movement in this country is a long and complicated story, going all the way back to a time when organizing a union could be a life and death struggle. " Listen to all episodes on your favorite podcast platform or visit our website at https://darylsbackpages.comSupport the show

 

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