Jackson Hole Underground

Here’s the rest of our interview with Michael Franti at the Jackson Hole Mountain Festival, plus a few outtakes.

This video was filmed immediately before Franti went on stage with Spearhead to perform for about 4,000 people huddled in the cold at Teton Village. Two nights later, we showed his anti-war documentary, “I Know I’m Not Alone,” to raise money for the Middle East Children’s Alliance, a charity he supports.

Franti talks about his trip to the Middle East, electing a new U.S. president and the fact that he was wearing shoes for the first time in eight years.

The first part of the interview can be seen here.

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