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Joan Baez, folk singer who embraced sad music, talks about the folk scene in Cambridge, her pacifism shaped activism, and rebuilding her relationship with her son. They also discuss the impact of a documentary about Baez, people wearing masks in public, making a film, music, drugs, and activism, trauma's impact on relationships, and a documentary and rock and roll magazine.
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- Folk music became a platform for social and political issues, embracing the music of struggle.
- Joan Baez's personal journey and growth as a musician and activist.
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Early Activism and the Power of Folk Music
The podcast episode discusses the early days of the folk music scene and its connection to activism. The host and guest talk about how folk music became a platform for social and political issues, including civil rights and the Vietnam War. They mention influential figures like Pete Seeger and their impact on the movement. The episode emphasizes the importance of the context and message behind the music, rather than just the content of the songs.
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