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• Daily Worker (October 2, 1939) "Interesting Summer"

• Daily Worker (September 6, 1940) "Peace Lobbyists Hold Big Capitol Anti-Draft Rally"

• Daily Worker (March 24, 1941) "America is in Their Songs"

• Daily Worker (March 27, 1941) "Youth Theatre in Almanac Singers Program"

• Daily Worker (March 28, 1941) "Ballads For Labor Highlight Almanac Program"

• Daily Worker (May 13, 1941) "Almanac Singers and Players in Debut"

• Daily Worker (May 15, 1941) "Folk Singers in Original Revue Tonight"

• Daily Worker (May 17, 1941)  "'Sign of the Times' Spirited Labor Revue"

• Sunday Worker (May 18, 1941)  "'Songs For John Doe' Recorded"

• Atlantic Monthly (June 1941) "The Poison in Our System"

• Daily Worker (June 7, 1941)  "Cavalcade of Songs Tells Story of America's Past"

• TIME (June 16, 1941) "June Records"

• Daily Worker  (August 6, 1941)  "Union Idea, Fine Music in 'Almanac' Records"

• New York World Telegram (February 17, 1942) "Singers Warbled For Communists"

• New York Post  (February 17, 1942)  ‘Peace’ Choir Changes Tune"
  

• Daily Worker (July 10, 1942)  "Open the Western Front"

• Daily Worker  (November 10, 1942)  "The Almanacs Sing Of By And For The People"

• New York Times  (January 5, 1943)  "OWI Plows Under The Almanac Singers" 

• Decca Records (1944) "Lonesome Train"

• TIME (April 15, 1946) "Hootenanny"

• The PlayGoer (October 1947) "Dark of the Moon"

• Red Channels (June 1950)

• TIME (August 14, 1950) "Good Night, Irene"

• TIME (September 25, 1950) "Out of the Corner"

• Newsweek (August 6, 1951) "Weavers' Yarn"

• Down Beat (May 30, 1956) "Seeger Helps Restore American Folk Heritage"

• High Fidelity (January 1963) "Pete Seeger"

• TIME (July 19, 1963) "They Hear America Singing"

• Little Sandy Review (March-April 1964) "Pete's Children"

• Holiday (July 1965) "The Ballad of Pete Seeger"

• New York Times (January 23, 1966) "American Minstrel's Song of Success"

• New York Times (September 13, 1967) "Seeger Accuses CBS Over Song"

• Newsweek (September 25, 1967) "Big and Muddy"

• Biographical Dictionary of the Left, Volume 1 (1969) "Pete Seeger"

• Newsweek (November 24, 1969) "Vietnam Moratorium" (Excerpt)

• Penthouse (January 1971) "Penthouse Interview: Pete Seeger"

• Audubon (March 1971) "A Man, a Boat, a River, a Dream"

• Vista USA (Spring 1972) "Before the Mast with America's Favorite Balladeer"

• Early American Life (December 1972) "For Your Holiday Gathering, Seeger Sings"

• Pickin' (May 1976) "Workin' at the Other End: A Conversation with Pete Seeger"

• Songwriter Magazine (November 1976) "Pete Seeger — Writing For Freedom"

• Folk Scene (February 1977) "Broadside: The Struggle Continues"

• Folk Scene (May and June 1978) Interview with Moses Asch

• Mariah Outside (April/May 1979) "Pete Seeger"

• Folk Scene (April 1979) "Charles Seeger"

• Folk Scene (May 1979) "I'd Sing Out Love. . .The Story of Sing Out!"

• FRETS (September 1979) "Pete Seeger: Legendary American Folk Balladeer"

• American History Illustrated (October 1982) "Profile: Folk Artist Pete Seeger"

• Mother Earth News (November, December 1982) "Pete Seeger: Singing to Save Our Earth"

• Philadelphia Inquirer (May 12, 1989) "Still Strumming at 70"

• Khaleej Times, Dubai (September 1996) "The 'Unamerican' Troubador"

• Book (March/April 2001) "Pete Seeger: An American Storyteller"

• Acoustic Guitar (July 2002) "How Can I Keep From Singing?"

• The New Yorker (April 17, 2006) "The Protest Singer: Pete Seeger and American Folk Music"

• Entertainment Weekly (November 7, 2007) "Pete Seeger: The Power of Song"