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EPISODE · May 28, 2019 · 22 MIN

Karen Kramer, director of "Renegade Dreamers"

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Ron Olesko speaks with Karen Kramer, director of the documentary "Renegade Dreamers" "Renegade Dreamers" is a window into the New York protest poets and folk singers of today who use their art for social change, interwoven with a look back at the Beat poets and radical protest singers of the legendary Greenwich Village coffee house scene of the ‘60s that started it all. Music from Matt Pless, a contemporary political singer-songwriter, is featured at the end of the interview. Originally aired on WFDU-FM on May 26, 2019 and rebroadcast on www.FolkMusicNotebook.com on May 29.

Ron Olesko speaks with Karen Kramer, director of the documentary "Renegade Dreamers" "Renegade Dreamers" is a window into the New York protest poets and folk singers of today who use their art for social change, interwoven with a look back at the Beat poets and radical protest singers of the legendary Greenwich Village coffee house scene of the ‘60s that started it all. Music from Matt Pless, a contemporary political singer-songwriter, is featured at the end of the interview. Originally aired on WFDU-FM on May 26, 2019 and rebroadcast on www.FolkMusicNotebook.com on May 29.

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