Im pleased to welcome arlo guj troy this program. Hes been a leading voice in america. More than 50 years since his album, alices restaurant. Famous of Woody Guthrie. He is the in the midst of running down the road tour. Were delighted he took time off from the tour to stop by the studio. Its an honor, sir to you have on this great program. Thank you. Thank you. Let me start with this. I was just tickled when i came across this. So his father, woody, wrote a song called old man trump. Yes. That trump. About his racist landlord fred trump who happened to be, as you know, donalds father. One of the lines in the song, and i quote, i suppose that old man trump knows just how much racial hate he stirred up in that blood pot of human hearts. We draw that color line here at his beach haven family project. So your father lived in a trump building. Me, too. Thats why i brew up. Thats where you grew up. And your father had something to say about old man trump. Yes, did he. What do you make of th
Or Foreign Policy which we dont debate whether it is good or bad. Canal, his vision for wasica given his time extremely progressive. Something that i think affects everybody, 95 years after his death. There are still tons of documentaries, tons of books written about him. Fascinating and dynamic. Hes a guy who overcomes the tragic death of his wife. And and goes on to achieve great things. And thats a story that sometimes i think is hard. If you want to see the house, yet to go with the guy. We have given them throughout the door. Day. Here begins inl 1853. Cornelius and his wife margaret, they had five sons. Around the same time in 1853, two of their sons were getting married, their son robert and their son theodore. So what better wedding present to get your son but a house each. 26 east 20th, which you have to imagine was opposite this wall over here, was Robert Roosevelt house. 28 east 20th was theodores. Our president was the second child born here. He had an older sister, he was
Something that affects everyone 100 or 95, to be exact, 95 years after his death. There are still tons of documentaries, books about him. He was endlessly fascinating and dynamic. Hes a guy who overcomes the tragic death of his wife. And thats a story that sometimes i think is hard. Cornelius and his wife cornelius and his wife margaret they had five sons. Around the same time in 1853, two of their sons were getting married, their son robert and their son theodore. So what better wedding present to get your son but a house each. 26 east 20th, which you have to imagine was opposite this wall over here, was robert roosevelts house. 28 east 20th was theodores. Our president was the second child born here. He had an older sister, he was around october 27, 1858 and lived here for the first 14 years of his life. In 1872 his parents decided time for the family to move. In 1872, they decided to move to the country, the country was fifth avenue and 57th street. Kind of hard to imagine now. They
I dont think we should justify peoples assumptions about children or about schools under any circumstances. At the same time, i think you have to recognize probably the difficulty for somebody who has no experience both of the south or of poverty or of our Public Schools and doesnt know the craft of teaching. They probably have, as you would know because youve taught, right . They have a lot to learn. And i just hope that people come to schools with humility, understanding that theyre not there to impose their will or vision onto the children or the schools. Made assumptions about the students and their capabilities and it is a recurring issue over time. I want to add something from my city with a 4000 population. We have a Votech Center. And instead of Government Force for people to go here and there, people want to come. We have our Votech Center you may have read about, the sundance are solar car racing scene, we won the National Championship of the winston dell solar challenge in o
Somehow it was about me which is, i think, a tendency of any young person who is 22, but especially someone who comes and does a Service Teaching program that has a year or twoyear stint. And i think, i think that the answer is that people coming in need to be more humble and to do better. I dont think we should justify peoples assumptions about children or about schools under any circumstances. At the same time, i think you have to recognize probably the difficulty for somebody who has no experience both of the south or of poverty or of our Public Schools and doesnt know the craft of teaching. They probably have, as you would know because youve taught, right . They have a lot to learn. And i just hope that people come to schools with humility, understanding that theyre not there to impose their will or vision onto the children or the schools. Made assumptions about the students and their capabilities and it is a recurring issue over time. I want to add something from my city with a 40