It's great to hear a piece on this great song. Thanks. But I'm not sure that Woody didn't say who "you and me" is ... note the verse that often gets left out (but that Arlo Guthrie sings):

In the squares of the city, In the shadow of a steeple;
By the relief office, I'd seen my people.
As they stood there hungry, I stood there asking,
Is this land made for you and me?

Also there's that bit about the private property sign. Let's sing the *whole* song.

I enjoyed this thoughtful piece about a song and a songwriter whose significance in American and world culture continues to evolve.

When I hear clips from the performance by Pete Seeger, Bruce Springsteen et al celebrating President Obama's inauguration, I am moved by the voice of Tao Rodriguez, Pete's grandson, which cuts through and rings out above the rest. It disappoints me that his presence there is seldom mentioned. He stepped in as a teenager to support his grandpa when Pete's physical voice began to fail. He has grown into a musician of great power and charisma, who merits wider recognition.

Today's stories were fantastic--360 is a wonderful program. Always look forward to it. How do we obtain the music list for today's program? Especially the music following Anne Lamott's interview. Thank you. Coreene

A nice piece. Fascinating insights into Woody and "This Land". Pete Seeger is in the shadows, but is a giant who will be celebrated...after he's left us.

You guys touch my heart!

Kurt tried to challenge the Israeli musician about his lyrics, but didn't follow-up well. Twenty percent of Israeli CITIZENS are not Jewish. Most all speak Hebrew, and will hear his song, as they do the state's national anthem, as choosing to exclude them. To say that is not political is faux naive.

makin' me craaaazy...trying to find of visit to Pete Seeger's home, keep getting bounced around to pages, but no video! what gives?