
Civil rights tourism making comeback
Tom Houck, who spent his younger days chauffeuring Martin Luther King Jr. around town, is getting back behind the wheel — figuratively. Fifteen months after

John Lewis and Tom Houck at the 1972 Republican National Convention
Maureen Orth interviewed John Lewis and Tom Houck for TVTV at the 1972 Republican National Convention. Both were working on non-partisan voter registration projects at

Civil rights tourism market latest coronavirus casualty
Normally, the tour bus would be parked in front of Martin Luther King Jr.’s crypt on Auburn Avenue. Tour organizer Tom Houck would spend all

Eyewitness to history
With his tour of Atlanta’s historic civil rights landmarks, Tom Houck recounts the key role of the city and its people in the movement. Read

Georgia Sites Remember Martin Luther King, Jr.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., a resident of Georgia, led a crusade that sowed far-reaching social changes in the United States. In his home state,

Foundation buys King’s Vine City home, will be opened to public
Martin Luther King Jr. never wanted to own a home. So, when he moved his young family from a house on the old Johnson Avenue

Martin Luther King Jr.'s former home draws new attention
The Atlanta home where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his family lived during much of the 1960s is a place few in Atlanta know

My Road Trips with Martin Luther King
How a white teenager accidentally became the personal chauffeur to a civil rights leader. LISTEN ONLINE »