National Right to Work President Mark Mix was interviewed on Baltimore's C4 Show about his recent Congressional testimony on the dangers of public sector monopoly bargaining. Use the embedded player below to listen to the whole thing:

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Over the past week, Right to Work President Mark Mix was interviewed on several radio programs about public sector unionism and the protests in Wisconsin. First, here's Mix on Savage Nation. Click here to listen or use the embedded player below:

Mix also appeared on the nationally-syndicated Lars Larson show. Click here to listen or use the player below:

Mix was also interviewed for the 'Coffee and Markets' podcast. You can listen to that here.

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On WSAU-AM Central Wisconsin Morning News, Right to Work President Mark Mix explains why ending union monopoly bargaining privileges is so important as Wisconsin faces widespread, union-instigated protests. Click here to listen or use the embedded player below:

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Right to Work President Mark Mix updates Greg Budell of Montgomery, Alabama's News Talk 107.9 on several pressing issues related to the Right to Work movement, including the possibility of the Foundation's landmark Dana decision being overturned by Obama's NLRB. Click here to listen or use the embedded player below:

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Right to Work President Mark Mix sat down with nationally-syndicated radio host Lars Larson yesterday to discuss the Police and Firefighter Monopoly Bargaining Bill, a Big Labor power grab that is poised to pass during the "lame duck" congressional session. Click here to listen or use the embedded player below:

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National Right to Work Committee Vice President Doug Stafford discussed the importance of employee freedom on The Frank Beckman Show this Labor Day. Click here to listen or use the embedded player below.

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Right to Work President Mark Mix appeared on The Frank Beckmann Show in Detroit yesterday to discuss the Foundation's legal program and why Michigan would benefit from a Right to Work law. Click here to listen or use the embedded player below:

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Today, Craig Becker - Associate General Counsel for the AFL-CIO and radical SEIU - officially took his seat on the National Labor Relations Board. For a rundown of Craig Becker's controversial recess appointment to the NLRB, listen to these two recent radio interviews featuring National Right to Work President Mark Mix.

First, Mark Mix sat down with nationally-syndicated radio host Lars Larson for a short primer on Becker's forced unionism agenda. Click here to listen or use the emebedded player below:

Second, here's a longer interview with Mix from the Jason Lewis Show on Becker's radical views. Click here to listen or use the embedded player below:

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Right to Work President Mark Mix sat down with American Family Radio to discuss the Obama Administration's attempt to blacklist nonunion contractors and employees. Click here to listen or use the embedded player below:

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Right to Work Vice President Doug Stafford sat down with nationally-syndicated radio host Lars Larson to discuss Big Labor's Police and Firefighter Monopoly Bargaining Bill. Click here to listen or use the embedded player below:

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