When Bruce Springsteen recently referenced Elayne Griffin Baker’s poem that begins, "There’s no art in this White House. There’s no literature, no poetry, no music," my immediate thoughts went to the several PBS shows we did over the course of the Obama administration and how joyful they were for so many reasons.
Having the opportunity to do shows about music of the civil rights movement and the heritage of the blues in front of the first sitting Black president made it extra special for us.
I remembered thinking that if we received a call to return and do more during the Trump years, how I would delight in slamming the phone down on whoever had called.
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