Just to let you all know, my podcast The MLK Tapes, that looks into the death of Martin Luther King and shatters the lie we've all been told for fifty years, premiers this week. It is a 15 episode examination of the murder and relies heavily on taped interviews of people who were there who tell what the saw or heard, stories that are contrary to the official version of the crime. As Coretta Scott King said before she died, "James Earl Ray did not murder my husband, he was merely the man set up to take the blame." I should have been in better touch with you about this. WJFF began my investigative career in 1993 when it produced my original radio documentary, The RFK Tapes, that was picked up by 160 public radio stations nationwide and earned a full page review in Time magazine. The first 2 episodes of the MLK Tapes were released this week ahead of our official launch date on this coming Monday. As of yesterday it was ranked #7 of all the podcasts in the country.