This week, we revisit the 2020 “Earth Day” Special, a collection from the archives that’s so nice, we’re running it thrice. So join us for lots of music and conversations between eTown Host Nick Forster and inspiring activists like Jane Goodall and even the founder of Earth Day, the late Senator Gaylord Nelson – all from the eTown archives. Where else are you going to hear Mavis Staples, a Woody Guthrie song sung in Arabic, Jack Johnson, and Jane Goodall all on the same show? That’s this week – in eTown.
eTown Time Capsule - Capitol Sun Rays - John Long - Laura Stachel (We Care Solar)
eTown - Holiday Show 2023
eTown Time Capsule - The Lil Smokies - Jack Broadbent
eTown Time Capsule - Railroad Earth - Matt Andersen
eTown On The Road - Red Rocks - Big Thief - Lucinda Williams
eTown Time Capsule - Valerie June - Mick Flannery
eTown - The War And Treaty - Dom Flemons
eTown Time Capsule - Christone ”Kingfish” Ingram - Caleb Klauder & Reeb Willms
eTown Time Capsule - Ron Pope - Pieta Brown
eTown Time Capsule - Patty Griffin - John Smith
eTown - Bruce Cockburn - Abraham Alexander - Part Two
eTown - Bruce Cockburn - Abraham Alexander - Part One
eTown Time Capsule - Strand Of Oaks - Anna Burch
eTown Time Capsule - The Infamous Stringdusters - Molly Tuttle
eTown - Bahamas - Jess Williamson
eTown Time Capsule - Anders Osborne - Chatham County Line PT2
eTown Time Capsule - Anders Osborne - Chatham County Line PT 1
eTown - Peter Rowan - AJ Lee and Blue Summit
eTown Time Capsule - Citizen Cope - Anna Tivel
eTown Time Capsule - The Milk Carton Kids - Rose Cousins
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