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If you can't join us in Minneapolis on September 20, don't worry! Below are all the ways [[link removed]] to get in on the fun from wherever you are.

CNN: Tune in from 6 – 11 p.m. CT. to watch anchors John Berman and Laura Coates host this special coverage, while CNN Chief Climate Correspondent Bill Weir reports on-the-ground at the festival. The event will also stream live on CNN.com and via CNN’s apps on connected TVs and mobile devices, without requiring a cable login.

SiriusXM: Beginning at 12 p.m. CT SiriusXM subscribers can listen to Farm Aid 40 on SiriusXM’s Willie’s Roadhouse (channel 61) and Dave Matthews Band Radio (channel 30) in cars and on the SiriusXM app.

nugs: Starting at 11:30 a.m. CT watch Farm Aid 40 live for free on nugs via the nugs mobile app, at the nugs website or on the official nugs YouTube channel.

Farm Aid Webcast: And, of course, we invite you to tune into our livestream beginning at 11:30 a.m. CT with the Farm Aid press event at FarmAid.org [[link removed]] and on Farm Aid’s YouTube channel [[link removed]]. LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW TO WATCH FARM AID 40 [[link removed]]

Shepard Fairey has brought his distinctive artistic vision to mark Farm Aid’s 40th anniversary with a limited-edition print. His “Farms, Not Factories” print captures perfectly the noble, solitary work of so many family farmers, while also highlighting forty years of action and activism fighting the same corporate greed Shepard first targeted with his OBEY campaign. We are honored that Shepard has taken note of both the history and ongoing work of Farm Aid and all of our partners in the family farm movement in creating this spectacular work of art.

**PRINT DETAILS: Farms Not Factories. 18 x 24 inches. Screen print on 80# cream Speckletone paper. Signed by Shepard Fairey. Numbered edition of 500. Comes with a Digital Certificate of Authenticity provided by Verisart. $70. Available on our website [[link removed]].

Max order: 1 per customer/household.⁣ ALL SALES FINAL.

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In this penultimate episode of Against the Grain’s series on Artists and Activism, we get personal [[link removed]] — as in “the personal is political.” We talk to Waylon Payne, Allison Russell and Hunter Park (who performs as She Returns from War) about how their lives (and, really, all of our personal lives) are political and politicized, even if we’re not the ones framing them that way. We’re also joined by Steve Duncombe, from the Center for Artistic Activism, for context on how artists telling their true experiences can be a powerful vehicle for political expression and engagement.

And, tune in next week for our series finale!

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Each month we highlight artists performing at this year's festival. Click below to experience performances from

Trampled By Turtles and Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats.

Explore Minnesota is the state’s tourism promotion agency, welcoming everyone to experience Minnesota’s diverse destinations and cultures. As a proud partner of Farm Aid, we are here to help you plan your visit to Minnesota and see why Minnesota really is the Star of the North [[link removed]]™. Whether you are interested in discovering Minnesota’s rich musical history thanks to icons like Bob Dylan [[link removed]] and Prince [[link removed]], taking a music-filled trip to Minneapolis [[link removed]], or exploring the many unique farm stays [[link removed]] and agritourism options available, exploreminnesota.com [[link removed]] offers endless ideas for trip planning. You can even order a free travel guide [[link removed]] or sign up for our newsletter [[link removed]] to dig even deeper into what Minnesota has to offer.

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