Musical Activist Les Thomas

from Radical Australia · host Hosts: Joe Toscano, Dale Bridges. Guest: Les Thomas

Les Thomas, Melbourne based singer/songwriter and activist, talks about using music as a means of radical activism. He's written songs about refugees, politicians, aboriginal freedom fighters and fighting for human rights. His guitar is a weapon for change in society. This is his life as an activist.

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