The shortened, youtube version - a docementary about the IWW/IU660 Starbucks Workers Union. Chronicles the struggles and victories in the two year campaign. Produced by Diane Krauthamer. Please contact diane@indymedia.org if you would like to purchase a full-length version, proceeds benefitting the IWW Starbucks Workers Union.

Amy Goodman interviews Utah Phillips for Democracy Now! in 2004. In Part 3 of the interview, Utah explains how he got the name "U. Utah", the history of war resistance, and the Wobblies.

Lisa Barlott-Cardenas from the Industrial Workers of the World speaks at the Boom for Whom? Affordable Housing Rally on August 18, 2007 at the Alberta Legislature.

On January 19, 2009, approximately 50 people braved the winter weather for the Industrial Workers of the World's (IWW) annual "March Against Wage Slavery" in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Starting at 11 AM outside of the Starbucks Regional Office on 5th Avenue in the shadows of the Empire State Building, a radical marching band joined by union members and supporters rallied alongside Starbucks baristas to demand that workers be paid a holiday premium of time and a half for working on MLK Day — the only national holiday in which workers do not receive premium pay. The protest then marched to Wild Edibles Seafood Market, where workers have been subject to illegal wages and discrimination.