The politics of the 70s explored through iconic songs. Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Stevie Wonder and more…
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In the episode Marty and Venetia explore political songs from the Seventies ranging from anthems from the women’s movement to early sneaky queer tracks that went under the radar. And of course the Vietnam war gets a mention. Despite the serious topic the show takes its usual light and fun approach and plays some fabulous tracks
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