Wayne Rodgers, a former roadie, discusses his moment of fame in the Woodstock documentary and how he got to the legendary festival. Interviewed on location in 2009, Rodgers weaves a colorful description of the festival as he points out the location of each key area he worked in as a roadie and recounts his trip from Philadelphia to Max Yasgur’s farm.

Festival attendee, Susie Clark, recounts her time at Woodstock to film maker Mark Woit. In the familiar setting of her own home, Susie opens up about the craziest parts of her adventure at the famous peace, love, and music festival.

Woodstock's co-producer Artie Kornfeld discusses how his relationship with fellow co-producer Michael Lang formed by chance. Take an honest look behind the music industry of the late 60's and what it took to create Woodstock.

Marion Vassmer is interviewed in 2009 about her experience running Vassmer's General Store, with her husband Art, during the Woodstock festival. Vassmer recounts accommodating for the big event, the unique customers, and how her late husband received the nickname 'Mr. Woodstock'.

Michael Lang, co-producer of Woodstock, shares his experiences planning and executing of the three unforgettable days of peace, love, and music.

Richie Havens was interviewed in 2009 about his Woodstock experience by Voice of America's Adams Phillips on the 40th anniversary of the festival. Havens discuses Woodstock's unique atmosphere and his memories of the festival.

Farmer and venue owner, Max Yasgur, speaks to Woodstock’s audience about his feelings on the music festival and its effects on history.

Musician Carlos Santana remembers how he got the chance to play at Woodstock and recalls the most memorable moments of his performance.