(Untitled) #37 feat. Alice's Restaurant, by Arlo Guthrie

It was Thanksgiving in 1965, when an 18-year-old rising folk singer named Arlo Davy Guthrie drove up from Queens, N.Y., to Great Barrington to visit a friend named Alice Brock. While he was there, he did Alice and her husband, Ray, a favor. He took out their garbage. It would change his life.

This week, on (Untitled), Ezra and Uma take a look at what is arguably the greatest protest song of all time: Alice's Restaurant.