EPISODE · Mar 15, 2021 · 53 MIN
Folk Music and The Call to Action with Peggy Seeger
from The Peacecast · host The Peacecast
In conversation with Peggy, she talks about working with Extinction Rebellion and the energy surrounding the movement of young people who take action for the climate. We also hear about her experience of the Aldermaston Marches, and how the singing of folk songs can bring people together. Peggy Seeger is an American folksinger who is well-known both in America and in the UK. Recently Peggy has worked with Extinction Rebellion to write protest songs focusing on climate justice. Alongside this, she is also a feminist, left-winger, and an advocate. Get in Touch: www.for.org.uk/thepeacecast Twitter: @ThePeacecast Facebook: @FORPeacecast Presented by: John Cooper, Director of The Fellowship of Reconciliation Edited by: John Middleton, Middy Media (Twitter: @MiddyMedia) Produced by: Jack Woodruff, Digital Storyteller at The Fellowship of Reconciliation
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In conversation with Peggy, she talks about working with Extinction Rebellion and the energy surrounding the movement of young people who take action for the climate. We also hear about her experience of the Aldermaston Marches, and how the singing of folk songs can bring people together. Peggy Seeger is an American folksinger who is well-known both in America and in the UK. Recently Peggy has worked with Extinction Rebellion to write protest songs focusing on climate justice. Alongside this, she is also a feminist, left-winger, and an advocate. Get in Touch: www.for.org.uk/thepeacecast Twitter: @ThePeacecast Facebook: @FORPeacecast Presented by: John Cooper, Director of The Fellowship of Reconciliation Edited by: John Middleton, Middy Media (Twitter: @MiddyMedia) Produced by: Jack Woodruff, Digital Storyteller at The Fellowship of Reconciliation
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