McDonald's last interview appears to be the one released on July 21, 2025, for Mark Hummel's Harmonica Party. During a portion of the interview, they talked about one of the things that became legendary with McDonald, which was the "F*** Cheer."
McDonald acknowledged that people loved the cheer and he admitted, "I guess I'm kind of responsible."
Apparently, Gershon (Gary) "Chicken" Hersh, who was the original drummer for McDonald's group, Country Joe and the Fish, was the one who initially came up with the idea to change the fish cheer to the explicit version that became so popular. McDonald recalled that they did it for the first time during a performance in Central Park.
McDonald talked about some of the passion projects he did over the years, referencing music about World War I, and the music he created honoring his idol, Woody Guthrie. He also mentioned the work he did honoring Florence Nightingale and the songs he wrote about the Vietnam war.
Despite his regret over not having some of the more mainstream performance opportunities he may have desired, McDonald's long career is fondly remembered as fans mourn his death.
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