louis anthology and woody guthrie poet 2019. currently working on a memoir chasing woody guthrie. you can find rejected writings at robin wheeler.com and now without further ado i'm happy and proud to welcome stadler and robin williams to left bank books and everybody please give a round of applause as i welcome them to the screen. hello. ... >> and with that homecoming feeling and then to have five through seven minutes. and then we can just shoot the shipped and then to take away from the mess that is going on out there in a positive way but yes. so that the for the book is in the most famous part of woody guthrie's life was the boxcar in his work in california and that's like the late thirties or so and become known as a political folksinger. and that we can be interested in and then meets a woman named marjorie from the martha graham company. and then other ways to engage. in america is just getting involved in the war so many people associate those views of personal behavior and personal expression with the hippie generation into the radical left particularly the gender roles

and then another look at the life of activists and singer woody guthrie.also coming up tonight, professor and author discusses how she was denied reproductive choice in healthcare for her children. george washington university deputy director of the program on extremism talked about the threat posed by american supporters of isis targeted and is historian recalls the lives of slaves who escaped in the south from mexico. i more schedule information a booktv.org our new program guide. now here's a look at social media algorithms. hello everyone. the ceo of computer history museum. what can you and i hope everyone is well. with the pandemic, our mountain views are close but additional doors are wide open. the place to welcome you today to a virtual event featuring sinan aral the director of the digital economy. in conversation with pulitzer prize-winning jon. they will discuss

and a look at the life of woodie guthrie; george washington university's hughes deputy director of the program on extremism talk bowled the threat posed by american supporters of isis. and historian alice baumgardner rahms the lives of slaves who escaped the south from mexico. that starts tonight at 6:25 p.m. eastern and you can find more schedule information at booktv.org or your program guide. >> monday night on the commune that it cores journalist and author james ball discusses this book the tangled web we weave about the history of the internet today's problems including privacy, ownership and monopoly power. >> we don't look at this technology that keeps creating monoploids, keeps creating the biggest businesses in the world, all five of the world's biggest publicly listed companies now are tech companies and we don't go, how come the internet, this thing that we are all told is going equalize us and connect us, how comp it keeps creating really powerful companies and really powerful individuals. >> whack the communicate indicators on monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> n

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