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EPISODE · May 10, 2018 · 1H 5M

Oxford Lives - Episode 11 with Peggy Seeger

from Oxford Lives · host Graeme Fry, Jeremy Allen

One of folk music's most enduring icons, Peggy Seeger settled in Iffley Village in 2010. She has since been involved in local politics, most notably the campaign to save Temple Cowley Pool. Here, Peggy talks candidly about her life- her musical upbringing, involvement in the Folk Revival, marriage to Ewan MacColl, groundbreaking radio documentary work and time in Oxford. Peggy has just written a critically acclaimed memoir, 'First Time Ever'- essential reading!

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