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My beautiful friend Clennon King returns for an inspired conversation on the state of our nation. He also shares about his own history of growing up in Georgia and his experiences with the civil rights movement. We also talk about a beautiful new piece of his in The Boston Magazine on the love affair between Martin Luther and Coretta Scott King.Clennon L. King is an award-winning Boston-based journalist, historian, and documentary filmmaker. Born to a prominent civil rights family in Albany, Georgia, King was inspired by his father, the late C.B. King, an attorney who represented civil rights demonstrators, including Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (no relation) during the 1961–1962 Albany movement.King graduated from The Putney School in 1978, earned a degree in English from Tulane in New Orleans, studied law briefly at University College London, and then pursued film studies at New York University’s Graduate School of Film and Television. His early career included a three-year stint as a special assistant to Dr. King’s top aide, Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young. King also served as the City of Atlanta’s film bureau chief and government-access TV station manager under Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson.King left the public sector to delve into journalism in earnest, reporting as an on-air TV reporter for network affiliates in Dallas (KXAS), Atlanta (WSB), Miami (WSVN), Jacksonville (WTLV/WJXX), Mobile (WALA), and Boston (WGBH). He has also contributed to The Boston Globe.His awards include an Emmy® nomination from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ Suncoast Chapter, a regional and national Edward R. Murrow, and a National Association of Black Journalists’ News award. King’s reporting on race has also been recognized by Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.King is the father of two adult sons, Crawford and Jordan, and resides in Roxbury, Massachusetts, home to his company, AugustineMonica Films. King founded his video production house in 2002, and in addition to producing fundraising and marketing videos for area nonprofits, the house also has to its credit three diversity program offerings. His first was the award-winning documentary Passage at St. Augustine: A 1964 Black Lives Matter Movement That Transformed America, which was presented at the Putney School, Vermont, in 2016. King’s second, the 65-minute documentary entitled Fair Game: Surviving a 1960 Georgia Lynching, premiered last August at Martha’s Vineyard Strand Theatre in Oak Bluffs. The third offering is a slideshow-lecture MLK’s Boston Years, providing a granular look at Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s New England years.Please Consider Writing An Honest Review of What Matters MostIf you enjoyed this — or any! — episode of the What Matters Most podcast, please leave a review of the show! Reviews help boost the show in rankings, which makes it more visible… and that means more listeners! It’s a great way to spread the word about What Matters Most!Create your review – click here!Read The Book That Inspires The ShowPaul Samuel Dolman, author, podcaster, and speaker, presents What Matters Most (the book!) a series of interview transcriptions from more than twenty inspirational Nashville and Tennessee residents, including special guest the journalist and author Bill Moyers.Nashville Mayor Megan Barry, former Governor Don Sundquist, Academy Award-winning actress Patricia Neal, Grammy Award-winning entertainer Wynonna Judd, and many more share intimate and inspirational aspects of themselves.This twentieth anniversary edition also features bonus material from thirty more notables from Tennessee, including local business owners, spiritual leaders, coaches, radio personalities, authors, and educators.Support Our Worldwide MissionWhat Matters Most is 100% listener supported by generous pledges from people just like you.Did this episode speak to you? Please consider pledging your support for as little as $5.00 per month… or pledge at higher levels and enjoy perks like a guided meditation audiobook, a library of Paul Samuel Dolman e-books… and more!The post Clennon King #778 appeared first on Paul Samuel Dolman.

My beautiful friend Clennon King returns for an inspired conversation on the state of our nation. He also shares about his own history of growing up in Georgia and his experiences with the civil rights movement. We also talk about<a href="https://www.bostonmagazine.com/news/2021/01/15/martin-luther-king-coretta-scott-love-story/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank"> a beautiful new piece of his in The Boston Magazine</a> on the love affair between Martin Luther and Coretta Scott King.Clennon L. King is an award-winning Boston-based journalist, historian, and documentary filmmaker. Born to a prominent civil rights family in Albany, Georgia, King was inspired by his father, the late C.B. King, an attorney who represented civil rights demonstrators, including Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (no relation) during the 1961–1962 Albany movement.King graduated from The Putney School in 1978, earned a degree in English from Tulane in New Orleans, studied law briefly at University College London, and then pursued film studies at New York University’s Graduate School of Film and Television. His early career included a three-year stint as a special assistant to Dr. King’s top aide, Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young. King also served as the City of Atlanta’s film bureau chief and government-access TV station manager under Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson.King left the public sector to delve into journalism in earnest, reporting as an on-air TV reporter for network affiliates in Dallas (KXAS), Atlanta (WSB), Miami (WSVN), Jacksonville (WTLV/WJXX), Mobile (WALA), and Boston (WGBH). He has also contributed to The Boston Globe.His awards include an Emmy® nomination from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ Suncoast Chapter, a regional and national Edward R. Murrow, and a National Association of Black Journalists’ News award. King’s reporting on race has also been recognized by Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.King is the father of two adult sons, Crawford and Jordan, and resides in Roxbury, Massachusetts, home to his company, AugustineMonica Films. King founded his video production house in 2002, and in addition to producing fundraising and marketing videos for area nonprofits, the house also has to its credit three diversity program offerings. His first was the award-winning documentary Passage at St. Augustine: A 1964 Black Lives Matter Movement That Transformed America, which was presented at the Putney School, Vermont, in 2016. King’s second, the 65-minute documentary entitled Fair Game: Surviving a 1960 Georgia Lynching, premiered last August at Martha’s Vineyard Strand Theatre in Oak Bluffs. The third offering is a slideshow-lecture MLK’s Boston Years, providing a granular look at Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s New England years.<h2>Please Consider Writing An Honest Review of What Matters Most</h2>If you enjoyed this — or any! — episode of the What Matters Most podcast, <a href="https://ratethispodcast.com/whatmattersmost" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">please leave a review of the show</a>! Reviews help boost the show in rankings, which makes it more visible… and that means more listeners! It’s a great way to spread the word about What Matters Most!<a href="https://ratethispodcast.com/whatmattersmost" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Create your review – click here!</a><h2>Read The Book That Inspires The Show</h2><a href="https://www.amazon.com/What-Matters-Most-20th-Anniversary-ebook/dp/B075VM9JPN?tag=paulsamueldol-20" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>Paul Samuel Dolman, author, podcaster, and speaker, presents <a href="https://www.amazon.com/What-Matters-Most-20th-Anniversary-ebook/dp/B075VM9JPN?tag=paulsamueldol-20" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">What Matters Most</a> (the book!) a series of interview transcriptions from more than twenty inspirational Nashville and Tennessee residents, including special guest the journalist and author Bill Moyers.Nashville Mayor Megan Barry, former Governor Don Sundquist, Academy Award-winning actress Patricia Neal, Grammy Award-winning entertainer Wynonna Judd, and many more share intimate and inspirational aspects of themselves.This twentieth anniversary edition also features bonus material from thirty more notables from Tennessee, including local business owners, spiritual leaders, coaches, radio personalities, authors, and educators.<h2>Support Our Worldwide Mission</h2>What Matters Most is 100% listener supported by generous pledges from people just like you.Did this episode speak to you? Please consider pledging your support for as little as $5.00 per month… or pledge at higher levels and enjoy perks like a guided meditation audiobook, a library of Paul Samuel Dolman e-books… and more!The post <a href="https://www.paulsamueldolman.com/parent/podcasts/pauly-cast/clennon-king-778/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Clennon King #778</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.paulsamueldolman.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Paul Samuel Dolman</a>.

Clennon King #778

Lisa Simmons

This week, we have two guests as we get ready for the start of the Roxbury International Film Festival. Lisa Simmons is the Director of the RIFF, and journalist and filmmaker Clennon King, whose film Fair Game: Surviving a 1960 Georgia Lynching is screening at the festival. For ticket information and a complete schedule of films go to RoxburyInternationalFilmFestival.com

This week, we have two guests as we get ready for the start of the Roxbury International Film Festival. Lisa Simmons is the Director of the RIFF, and journalist and filmmaker Clennon King, whose film Fair Game: Surviving a 1960 Georgia Lynching is screening at the festival. For ticket information and a complete schedule of films go to <a href="http://RoxburyInternationalFilmFestival.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">RoxburyInternationalFilmFestival.com</a>

Voices with Pebbles: Lisa Simmons & Clennon King (The 21st Roxbury International Film Festival)