WWWD is where songwriting meets social conscience.

By holding WWWD music events around the community, we provide local activist songwriters an outlet for their music, and political activists the opportunity to hear great songs of social commentary.

Welcome to What Would Woody Do?

What Would Woody Do? is the question that we are trying to get legislators to ask themselves before they vote on laws. It's also the name of a political music event. If you're a political songwriter, sign up and join the discussion. If you're a political activist wondering where all the protest songs have gone, you have found them. We will have some here on this website, but you can hear even more of them at our live events. You need to come out to a WWWD event! They are a blast.

WWWD June 2008

What Would Woody Do? (WWWD)
Where songwriting meets social conscience.

Join us June 28th from 6-10 pm at the Kansas City Kansas Community College Performing Arts Center 7250 State Ave, KC KS for a WWWD fund raiser for local community organizations. Portions of the ticket sales will go to 90.1 FM KKFI Community Radio, Cross Currents Culture, and Democracy For the Heart of America (DFHA). Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door.  Tickets available at Brown Paper Tickets.

WWWD February 2008

Join us February 23rd at 6:30 until 9:30 at the Lucky Brewgrille, 5401 Johnson Drive in Mission for a WWWD fundraiser for local community organizations. Portions of the ticket sales will go to KKFI Community Radio, Cross Currents Culture, and Democracy For the Heart of America (DFHA). We will also be encouraging contributions of time and money to local progressive candidates.

If Woody Were Alive Today Video

David Haken's song about some things that Woody Guthrie might do, were he alive and active today. This song really answers the question "What Would Woody Do?"

WWWD Live Radio Show

The WWWD Players have been invited to do a live radio show on KKFI 90.1 FM for the local showcase program. Performing on the show will be Jim Herrmann, David Haken, Bill Peet, John Mitchell, Holly Taylor, and Checkered Past.

Some of the links mentioned on the show include (there may be more):

WWWD Artists

Meet the What Would Woody Do Artists, and find links to their other locations on the web.

 

Login to WWWD using DFHA User

WhatWouldWoodyDo.org and DFHA.org are tightly coupled. You can create an account on DFHA.org, and use it to login to WhatWouldWoodyDo.org, without specifying the dfha.org domain. If you have an account with another Drupal site, you can login to WhatWouldWoodyDo.org by adding "@domainname.org" to your user. For example, if I have a user on DFHA.org of foo, then I can login to WhatWouldWoodyDo.org using a user name of "foo@dfha.org".

WWWD Recordings

As the recordings are edited and converted they will be posted here.

Click here to play the whole March 2007 show.

Click here to play the whole February 2007 show.

The Modern Diplomat by Jim Abel


2:40 minutes (2.46 MB)

from Patriot Act (2003)

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