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JUNE 29-JULY 4; JULY 6-9, 2017
LOG SHEET # 2
SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL
AUDIO / VIDEO LOG SHEET
LOGGER / VIDEOGRAPHER: DAVID DISHNEAU 
RECORDER NUMBER (MAIN): CFCH 1 - may have been in mic mode
FILE NAME: Story1-0089.wav
RECODER NUMBER (BACKUP): CFCH 18 
FILE NAME: Story2-0376.wav
PRESENTER: [[strikethrough]] Phyllis May-Machunda [[/strikethrough]] MAJORIE HUNT
DATE/TIME: 7/8/17 11:45
PROGRAM: 50th Anniversary 
STAGE: Story circle
GROUP NAME: 
SESSION TITLE: The Fieldwork Dream Team

[[2 columned table]]
| PARTICIPANTS | INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION |
| --- | --- |
| WORTH LONG | folklorist, cultivated activist, community organizer |
| ROLAND FREEMAN | Fieldwork photographer, National Heritage Fellow | 

CONTENTS/NOTES (continue on back): 
1. Questions from audience-why should festival survive? - consensus - it's 
2. more relevant than ever. It creates a sense of intimacy. 
3. One way to preserve traditional culture is to present it in a way that popular culture can appreciate. Festival is the most efficient way to do that
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4. INTRODUCTIONS
5. Q - How you came to work on festival? 
6. LONG: met RINZLER at Newport FolkFest in 1960s. Long had been a staff member of SNCC. RINZLER introduced Long to ROLAND FREEMAN
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7. FREEMAN: I had been looking for 10 years for someone who had an 
8. appreciation for documenting culture. Ralph RINZLER was Freeman's neighbor, in DC. In 1974, RINZLER introduced him to Worth Long. 
Freeman says his neighborhood was largely gay. He says folks all got along and he was surprised to learn later about anti-gay bias.
9. Freeman says when you're from different classes, you speak a different lingo. Mentions David Levine as a "I want to save the world crazies"