Episode

CFM Local 10-208 on the Live Nation Monopoly’s Impact on Independent Music

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America’s Work Force Union Podcast
Published
Jun 1, 2026
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2471
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Summary

The music industry is generating billions, so why are working musicians earning fractions of a penny? Chicago Federation of Musicians leader Karen Suarez-Flint pulls back the curtain on the Live Nation antitrust verdict, predatory streaming math, and the legislative fight to finally pay artists what they are owed.