British musician Billy Bragg joins Adam to discuss their meeting at Glastonbury, the importance of manners on social media, being a progressive patriot, old-fashioned ways of listening to music, encounters with Neil Young and Stanley Kubrick, and their shared love for a particular brand of pudding.

Billy Bragg, the influential English singer-songwriter known for his politically charged folk-punk style, dives into the power of music as a tool for change. He reminisces about his 1984 U.S. tour opening for Echo & the Bunnymen and discusses his collaboration with Wilco to revive Woody Guthrie's unpublished works. Bragg reflects on the evolution of political music and the role of personal experiences in songwriting, while commenting on the healing power of music amidst loss.