Welcome back to Season 6 of the Bury Me in New Jersey podcast; we’re talking with musicians about grief, music, and how we can imagine and build a more liberated world.

In today’s episode, I had the great pleasure of chatting with folk singer-songwriter Joe Holtaway. During out conversation, Joe talks about the Artists Supporting Palestine collective, experiencing censorship, building interconnectedness, and much more.

Stick around after the interview to hear an excerpt from Joe’s song “The Letting Go,” and you can hear the full song on his album, Warmth of the Ages.

Show Links

* The next Gaza Grief and Action Circle will take place online Tuesday, November 25th from 7:30–9:00 pm GMT (2:30–4:00 pm EST). If you’re interested in an evening of singing and solidarity, please reach out to Joe. ➜

* Joe’s website ➜

* Joe’s music on Bandcamp ➜

* Artists Supporting Palestine website ➜

Credits + Gratitude

Bury Me in New Jersey is recorded in Hammonton, New Jersey and the theme music is from the song Grief on Repeat by my band, new harm. The podcast was edited by our head of operations, Katel LeDû. To stay connected with us, head over to burymeinnj.com.

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