In 1958 Martin Luther King Jr. was stabbed in the chest by a deranged woman at a Harlem book signing. As he recovered in Harlem Hospital, he was visited by an old family friend and Black mystic, Howard Thurman. The conversation they had changed the course of Civil Rights history. It was gripping, global, and highly personal.
Day of Days is a historical fiction podcast that follows this conversation and informs our current quest for ethical leadership and equity in America.
This sounds *exactly* like you're in the room, at the protests, or in the congregation with a young Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King. And it gives great insight into events that shaped his legacy. Highly recommended!