We're about 1/3 through his first calendar year, the end of Trump is coming and unavoidable so let's spend this weekend recognizing 100 days behind us with songs hammering Trump and celebrating La Resistance!
So much is going on every week, it's hard to count. So this weekend's music thread is one that counts, the theme is songs with numbers in them. Add your favorite songs that have numbers in them and multiply the fun!
This weekend's music thread is dedicated to those invaluable people we've lost, their friends and families, who have had their lives destroyed by guns, racism and police as well as all of those who protest and fight to end this madness. Songs about violence, peace and protest are the theme for this weekend.
This weekend's music thread is meant to remind folks to vote early, songs about early and late, morning and night, yesterday and tomorrow, and days of the week are on the musical ballot this weekend.
To remind ourselves of the horrible abuse Trump committed by separating children, even nursing babies, from their parents, the theme for this weekend's music thread is children, boys and girls, and songs that remind you of your childhood.
This weekend's music thread is about having faith despite setbacks along the way. Songs about persistence and confidence that better days are coming.
This weekend, we remember our fallen heroes with songs about them, war and peace (including protest songs) and songs about America.
Activate your activism or energize it by sharing songs about taking a stand.
Whether you say Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays or Feliz Navidad, Joyeux Noel, Fröhliche Weihnachten, or any other language preferred, let's start the holiday off with your favorite Christmas/Holiday songs.
This weekend's theme is an old one, but a great one. Without the "love song," the world would be devoid of over half of it's treasured music. There must be thousands of songs written about that most difficult to define emotion.
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