To celebrate MLK Day and the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Bay Current host Matt Pitman chats with someone who was there as an 18 year old in the choir, when an estimated five thousand Bay Area residents gathered at San Francisco's Grace Cathedral to see Dr. King deliver a sermon on March 28, 1965.  57 years later Michael Lampen is still at Grace Cathedral, where he has served as the official archivist since 1982.

Watch Dr. King's 1965 speech at Grace Cathedral.

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To celebrate MLK Day and the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, <a href="https://twitter.com/mattpitman">Bay Current host Matt Pitman</a> chats with someone who was there as an 18 year old in the choir, when an estimated five thousand Bay Area residents gathered at <a href="https://gracecathedral.org/">San Francisco's Grace Cathedral</a> to see Dr. King deliver a sermon on March 28, 1965.&nbsp; 57 years later Michael Lampen is still at Grace Cathedral, where he has served as the official archivist since 1982.
<a href="https://youtu.be/so8kSH8IwIA">Watch Dr. King's 1965 speech at Grace Cathedral</a>.
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KCBS Radio's "Bay Current" is a bi-weekly news and information podcast keeping you current on Bay Area stories. New episodes are out on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Hosted by Mallory Somera and KCBS Radio staff.

KCBS Radio's "Bay Current" is a bi-weekly news and information podcast keeping you current on Bay Area stories. New episodes are out on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Hosted by Mallory Somera and KCBS Radio staff.

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