Woody Guthrie

The No Show | Mar 30, 2010
This week's program is devoted to the works of Woody Guthrie, "the most important folk artist of at least the first half of the twentieth century. Pete Seeger and Jim Longhi share anecdotes of their friendships with Guthrie. Caution: Mature audiences may become emotionally overcome. Steve Post hosts.

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