Set Out Running: ‘Friend of the Devil’ Has Become a Friend of Mine Posted on May 5, 2018 by Victor D. Infante Home » Posts tagged 'Tom Petty'By Jeff Knight How We Met It’s the middle of the night, early autumn of 1982. A bunch of college kids and a couple of grad students — the coaches and members of the UNC speech team — are … Continue reading→ Posted in Guest contributors| Tagged Artists & Songs, Grateful Dead, Jeff Knight, Jerry Garcia, Merle Haggard, Mumford and Sons, Poetry & Music, Robert Hunter, Robert Johnson, Tom Petty| 1 Reply|
‘Everybody’s Had to Fight to be Free’: Tom Petty, Symbolism, Empathy and America Posted on October 30, 2017 by Victor D. Infante Home » Posts tagged 'Tom Petty'By Victor D. Infante Somewhere, somehow, somebody must have kicked you around some Tell me why you want to lay there, revel in your abandon Honey, it … Continue reading→ Posted in Editors| Tagged Colin Kaepernick, Dialogue on Race and Poetry, Neal Brennan, Poetry and Popular Culture, Symbolism, Tom Petty, Trevor Noah, Victor D. Infante| Leave a reply|
