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Headshot of Malvina Reynolds. She has short white hair and wears black-framed glasses and a dark turtleneck with a smock on top.

Songs to Share — October 2026

  • Posted 01 October 2026
  • By Adrienne Grace
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Let it Be, words and music by Malvina Reynolds. When you walk in the forest, let it be.There’s a flower in the wood, let it be.

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Cover image for Johnny Clegg and Savuka's 1988 song Asimbonanga

Songs to Share — September 2026

  • Posted 01 September 2026
  • By Adrienne Grace
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Asimbonanga, by Johnny Clegg and Savuka, celebrates Nelson Mandela and his accomplishments. We share 2 video performances.

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Songs to Share — August 2026

  • Posted 01 August 2026
  • By Adrienne Grace
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The Hammer Song by Pete Seeger is a song of justice, freedom and creating a greater community across America.

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Songs to Share — July 2026

  • Posted 01 July 2026
  • By Adrienne Grace
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This month we share a Penobscot Song of Greeting and Johnny Clegg performing Asimbonanga with Nelson Mandela.

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Song to Share — Love Grows One by One

  • Posted 01 June 2026
  • By Adrienne Grace
  • Under News/ Songs

Love grows one by one, two by two and four by Four. Love grows ‘round like a circle and come back Knock’in at your front door.

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Cover of The Raging Grannies Songbook. The image depicts older women in festive sun hats adorned with flowers.

Song to Share — War Toys

  • Posted 01 April 2026
  • By Adrienne Grace
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This month’s song, War Toys, is sug to the tune School Days. It was published in The Raging Grannies Songbook.

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Kim Moberg in her home studio over a video call.

Songs to Share — At Gayshí

  • Posted 02 March 2026
  • By Adrienne Grace
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At Gayshí, written and performed by Kim Moberg, is an alternative song inspired by a song from the Disney musical, “Peter Pan”.

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Black History Month Playlist For Kids and Families

Songs to Share — Harriet Tubman

  • Posted 02 February 2026
  • By Adrienne Grace
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Harriet Tubman, a song by Walter Robinson, is in addition to the Black History Month Playlist for Kids and Families

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