Thomas D. Isern's Blog: Willow Creek: A Writing Journal, page 3

The Glorious 4th

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The Yellow and the Green

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Ground Cherries in the Prairie Garden

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One Warm Line

Friday the 9th, Willow Creek Folk School No. 141. We'll begin with "The Old Sod Shack," a song from the Red River Valley of the North that comes to us from the collection of songcatcher John Rickaby. The session title is "One Warm Line" - some of you old folkies will recognize the title - and it's devoted to the sense of discovery in the revival of balladry on the Great Plains. Streaming live at 8pm CDT from the Salon on Willow Creek to the Facebook timeline of Plains Folk.

Tornado Season

Last Friday's Willow Creek Folk School, WCFS No. 138, is now uploaded to YouTube.
https://youtu.be/ZL4R3j5d8RQ

The Ballad of Jesse James

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One Day on a Territorial Homestead

This week on Prairie Public. Sometime in the coming year I will record my thousandth Plains Folk radio essay for Prairie Public.

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The Hand on the Plow

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Jury Duty

This week on Prairie Public, the joys of jury duty in the 1890s - https://news.prairiepublic.org/podcas...

The Bastille at Far-go

Last week on Prairie public, a bootlegger ballad from Steele County ND

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