Wendell Berry

How To Be a Poet by Wendell Berry : Poetry Magazine

On The Deck Of The Pequod

The Quarter-Deck.

Christopher Lasch

A review.

Whatever Happened...

To the American Left?

FYI

Philosophy

"It gets late early out there."

Baseball

The reason America was invented.

Hank Williams

Credo

Because all men are brothers wherever men may be
One union shall unite us forever proud and free
No tyrant shall defeat us no nation strike us down
All men who toil shall greet us the whole wide world around.

My brothers are all others forever hand in hand
Where chimes the bell of freedom there is my native land
My brothers' fears are my fears, yellow white or brown,
My brothers' tears are my tears the whole wide world around.

Let every voice be thunder let every heart beat strong
Until all tyrants perish our work shall not be done
Let not our memories fail us, the lost years shall be found,
Let slavery's chains be broken the whole wide world around.

--Tom Glazer, 1947.

Peter Yarrow talks about Peter, Paul and Mary: 50 Years in Music and Life

My Leftist Education

Folk Music:

Dr. Seuss:

More Great Americana

Leftist Lit For The Younger Set

Swing Back Sweet Pendulum!

Leftward Ho!

More Great Americana

Great Americana

Woodrow Wilson Guthrie

October 3rd will mark the 48th anniversary of Woody's passing.