Welcome back to Catastrophe Chronicles. Join Katie and Arin Babbick as they delve into the gripping tale of the West Virginia Mine Wars, an era marked by power struggles, protests, and the miners' fight for justice. Explore the tumultuous events that transformed the Appalachian Hills into a battlefield, culminating in the largest armed uprising in U.S. history since the Civil War, the Battle of Blair Mountain.

Witness the miners' relentless pursuit for a fair wage and their determination to secure their families' futures amidst dire conditions. From machine gun shootouts to the miners' audacious marches, this episode unravels the complex narrative of rebellion that shaped labor history and laid the groundwork for future reforms.

Tune in to learn about the formidable figures like Sid Hatfield and Mother Jones, who became symbols of resistance, and explore how their legacy continues to influence labor rights today. This episode promises more drama than a company town, with tales of adversity, bravery, and the enduring fight for dignity and justice.

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