Dillon, we learned blowing in the wind. The answer, my freiend, is blowing in the wind. Pop could literally live it because it was real with him. He would tell us a lot of stories. Between pops and my grandmother, man, those were the best times sitting on the floor listening to stories. But hed sing, if i had a hammer, id hammer in the oh, he was something. Just genius. Just genius. And it was such an honor to meet a man like pete seger. Just like we were invited to blues festivals, we were invited to folk festivals. I didnt understand, i was a young girl. Daddy, these people invited us we would go to the folk festival and all of a sudden we would hear folk songs. I said, well, thats the closest to gospel. Theyre singing truth. Then you look out and you see all these flower children with the flower oh, man, i just loved it. Newport, i would have the best time. Newport this year, newport, rhode island festival in my birthday party. Yeah. [applause] everybody is invited. Everybody is inv
Another pair of sneakers, buy another soda, and leave us alone while we rob you. Thats whats going on today. On a very, very subtle level and sometimes not so subtle. There are many protest songs still being written. If you go to neal youngs website, living with war, youll see about 3,000 of them. But the people that control the media dont want to hear any of that. It used to be that most of the societal changes came from universities, especially the sarbonne in paris and berkeley in Northern California and london to a certain extent. We have trained our kids to be doing this. Thats all they do all day. And its great for them. But its not really a part of the real world about whats going on. We have distracted ourselves from the importance of whats really going on. We are much more interested in Justin Biebers monkey and the size of Kim Kardashians ass than we are in afghanistan, in yemen, in somalia, in iraq. On the surface of things, we dont stand a chance. But i cant believe that. I
They spoke to the family after this discovery. Shes live in manayunk tonight, annie. Sarah, family called on understate garden Water Recovery unit and fbi and today they made a discovery and now its adding more momentum fort serve for shane. Fol a special rosary they placed green ribbons symbol of hope on the Christmas Tree outside st. John the Baptist Church in roxboro after the dives made a discovery in the river. They brought keys to the surface and i identified them as shanes positively identified as shanes. Shanes keys attached to eagles plan yard were found in the schuylkill along the banks by the parking lot. Volunteer group the garden state underWater Recovery unit found them. Its a piece of the puzzle. The puzsome not done. It doesnt bring us closer to finding him but hopefully we will find him to bring closure to the family. Its been 3 1 2 weeks sint West Chester University student disappeared. Sources say surveillance shows Montgomery Crossing the bridge over the Manayunk Ca
Now on bbc news, its time for hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. The International Reach of the black lives Matter Movement has put a new focus on racism in sport. My guest today is an athlete who made a stand. Adam goodes was a star in aussie rules football, one of the greatest ever players of aboriginal descent. He quit the game after years of racist abuse. A movie has been made of his story. What can australia and the wider world learn from it . Theme music plays adam goodes in new south wales. Welcome to hardtalk. Thanks for having me, mate. Adam, you quit your sport, aussie rules football in 2015, having made a stand against racism. Five years on, racism and racism in sport is top of the agenda with the black lives Matter Movement making it such a theme right across the world. How much do you believe has changed in the past five years . I think the biggest thing thats changed for me is that im not putting myself in a situation for that abuse to be put on me every ti
Actions in portland deeply disturbing and unacceptable. Now on bbc news hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. The International Reach of the black lives Matter Movement has put a new focus on racism in sport. My guest today is an athlete who made a stand. Adam goodes was a star in aussie rules football, one of the greatest ever players of aboriginal descent. He quit the game after years of racist abuse. A movie has been made of his story. What can australia and the wider world learn from it . Theme music plays adam goodes in new south wales, welcome to hardtalk. Thanks for having me, mate. Adam, you quit your sport, aussie rules football in 2015, having made a stand against racism. Five years on, racism and racism in sport is top of the agenda with the black lives Matter Movement making it such a theme right across the world. How much do you believe has changed in the past five years . I think the biggest thing thats changed for me is that im not putting myself in a situati