"This Land Is Your Land"

Jam Logs, the Podcast of The 1937 Flood by The 1937 Flood

Jul 3, 2026Music

We’re celebrating America’s 250th birthday with Woody Guthrie’s best-loved tune, a song that many of us think ought to be the national anthem. And we’re happy to be joined on this week’s podcast by Cap’n John Ace, who ra...

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