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  <title>If I Had a Song: Pete Seeger's America</title>
  <description>  Pete Seeger treated music as a communal act—a circle, not a spotlight.   In our newest episode, we explore how Pete braided together labor organizing, civil rights, environmental justice, and peace through song. From congressional blacklisting to union halls and river clean-ups, his legacy isn’t frozen in time—it’s instructional.   Thank you to the Seeger family for sharing Pete's music with us for this episode.   Other music by: Tolset Music and Black Trend Music. </description>
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