COMING SOON
SPORTS SOLIDARITY WITH HARRY MARINO
ABOUT THE SHOW
Sports is a trillion-dollar industry.
But sports aren’t just games — they’re workplaces.
Sports Solidarity with Harry Marino goes behind the scenes of one of the most visible industries in the world to explore the growing power of labor in professional sports.
Harry is an attorney and former professional baseball player who led the unionization of Minor League Baseball and has since led landmark collective bargaining negotiations across the sports industry.
His new podcast examines how athletes, organizers, and unions are reshaping the future of sports through collective action.
From the locker room to the bargaining table, this is where the real story of sports gets told.
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EPISODES
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Sports is a trillion-dollar industry.
But sports aren’t just games – they’re workplaces.
Sports Solidarity with Harry Marino goes behind the scenes of one of the most visible and powerful industries in the world.
The show is hosted by Harry, an attorney and former professional baseball player who led the unionization of Minor League Baseball and has since led landmark collective bargaining negotiations across the sports industry.
Each episode takes you inside locker rooms, union halls, and boardrooms to hear real stories from the people who have lived them. From athletes to organizers to industry insiders, Sports Solidarity examines how labor, power, and money collide in professional sports.
If you care about sports, labor, or the future of work, listen in to hear the conversations happening behind the scenes.
The first episode drops on Tuesday, May 5th. Follow and subscribe so you never miss an episode.
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Episode 1 | May 5, 2026
The debut episode of Sports Solidarity with Harry Marino features Joe Hudson, Jose Brizuela, and Brandon Withers, professional baseball players who helped drive the campaign to organize thousands of minor leaguers.
Together, they take listeners inside the historic unionization of Minor League Baseball and share the untold story of how the movement formed inside clubhouses across the country.
They reflect on life in the minors before the union, including low pay, difficult living conditions, and daily uncertainty, and how players overcame fear to build a 5,500-player movement.
The conversation covers the key turning points that transformed organizing into a national effort, and what it took to win a first collective bargaining agreement that reshaped conditions for thousands of future players.
What’s Ahead
The hidden side of the sports industry
How teams, leagues, and players navigate the business realities behind the games fans love.
Stay tuned for upcoming episodes featuring:
Big money, big stakes
What a trillion-dollar industry means for athletes, owners, and the communities that support them.
Leadership under pressure
How athletes are stepping into new roles — as negotiators, advocates, and decision-makers.
The changing culture of sports
From locker rooms to front offices, how expectations around fairness, transparency, and opportunity are evolving.