Doug Cunningham produced Workers Independent News (WIN)  labor newscasts daily for 13 years. WIN stopped production in November 2017. WIN may resume in the future. WIN worked to make sure that the stories of working people and their unions were presented to a nationwide audience.

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Smiley & West is an energetic fusion of thought provoking, intelligent and stimulating dialogue on every subject from news and politics to entertainment and culture. The one-hour weekly show attracts a broad spectrum of compelling guests and asks questions that solicits newsworthy discussions. Each week, Smiley and West engage in deep dialogue in the "Hot Stuff" where the duo reflect on the biggest stories of the week and those being left behind. The most engaging portion of the show encourages audience interaction in "Take 'Em to Task" when a caller debates Smiley & West on a political or social issue. The Conversation, the longest uninterrupted interview on national public radio, features icons and issue-makers including the great thinkers and doers of our time.

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