Hosted by musician and journalist Ryan Harvey, Hope Dies Last brings together social movement organizers, independent journalists, protest artists and political thinkers for unique conversations about the present, the past and the future.
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Hosted by musician and journalist Ryan Harvey, Hope Dies Last brings together social movement organizers, independent journalists, protest artists and political thinkers for unique conversations about the present, the past and the future.
Soundtracks from the Militant 70's: The Revolutionary Music of Paredon Records
Hope Dies Last with Ryan Harvey
48 minutes 54 seconds
4 years ago
Soundtracks from the Militant 70's: The Revolutionary Music of Paredon Records
When Detroit-born singer and organizer Barbara Dane attended the 1967 Festival de la Cancion Politica in Havana it sparked a bold idea: she would launch a grassroots record label to curate music from the world's revolutionary anti-colonial movements. Thus was born Paredon Records. Forget everything you've learned about the protest music of the 1960's and tune in as Ryan and Riot-Folk alum turned public radio producer Mark Gunnery speak with Barbara about the vision behind Paredon, the incredible artists she collaborated with and her defiant journey as a blacklisted leftist musician in the Cold War.
Hope Dies Last with Ryan Harvey
Hosted by musician and journalist Ryan Harvey, Hope Dies Last brings together social movement organizers, independent journalists, protest artists and political thinkers for unique conversations about the present, the past and the future.
