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Books by MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. mentioned on podcasts

5 books across 12 episodes on 6 podcasts.

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  1. Letter from Birmingham Jail

    4 mentions · EconTalk, The Rich Roll Podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience

    Letter from Birmingham Jail by Martin Luther King Jr.

    Discussed
    “and they said yeah letter from a Birmingham Jail and I said what kind of fool am I and and I said wait a minute let me ask you something because they had people writing introductions I said is anybody WR the introduction for that one CU I should I should write that one”
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  2. Strength to love

    3 mentions · The Ezra Klein Show, The Rubin Report

    Strength to Love by Martin Luther King Jr.

    Discussed
    “well again I I go back to the sermon he gave and it's collected and strength to love and it's called Shattered Dreams”
    Where to get it
  3. WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE : CHAOS OR COMMUNITY? / by Martin Luther King, Jr. ; with a special introduction by Coretta Scott King

    3 mentions · The Ezra Klein Show, Timcast IRL

    Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community? by Martin Luther King Jr.

    Recommended
    “I I would probably say I think you get the best sense of his mature thought from uh his 1967 book Where Do We Go From Here chaos or community which is still our question so I would definitely recommend that”
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  4. The trumpet of conscience

    2 mentions · The Ezra Klein Show

    Martin Luther King Jr.'s The Trumpet of Conscience is a posthumously published collection of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation lectures that capture the civil rights leader's final thoughts on society, war, and justice.

    Recommended
    “I also really love trumpet of conscience uh his Canadian Broadcasting Corporation lectures that were published posthumously”
    Where to get it
  5. Stride toward freedom

    1 mention · The Ezra Klein Show

    Stride toward Freedom is Martin Luther King Jr.'s firsthand historical account and memoir detailing the events of the Montgomery bus boycott.

    Recommended
    “Martin Luther King's stride toward freedom which is his book and firsthand account of the Montgomery boy bus boycott.”
    Where to get it