One-on-one with Judy Collins | Cap Times Idea Fest 2024

Judy Collins is probably best known as a Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter, one of the most-recognized performing artists in recent American history. But she has always been deeply involved in politics, active in the civil rights and antiwar movements of the 1960s and a pioneering advocate for abortion rights.
In conversation with the Cap Times’ John Nichols, she reflects on her lifetime in music and social activism.

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That voice - pristine and undiminished! ❤️👏

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In college I apprenticed at Snake River Pottery in Idaho. Judy Collins newest song about the Idaho winds came on the radio and amazingly, Di and Rich Bowler, the proprietors of the studio, began critiquing her recording! Such audacity!! Soon enough, however, I learned that they were Judy's God parents and were practically family. It truly is a small world.

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She still has it in every aspect. What a dame!

[@kenac64]

great thank you

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[@mmsapollo]

So refreshing!🫶

[@PortlandRose]

Sure, I want to watch Judy Collins ear…why not? 🙄