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Remembering Guthrie with Woody at 100

Stephen D. Winick | Posted 07.26.2012 | Home
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Stephen D. Winick

Not many people can claim to have helped change the meaning of a common word, but I think Guthrie can.

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Pete Seeger Continues to Inspire "Tomorrow's Children"

Holly Cara Price | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
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Holly Cara Price

91 year old Pete Seeger recently told a Rolling Stone journalist that his new album, Tomorrow's Children, is "the most inspiring thing I've ever done....

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