Independent filmmaker Chad O. Jackson joins Joe Pags to discuss his controversial documentary on Martin Luther King Jr. — a project that challenges the widely accepted narrative surrounding the civil rights icon.
Jackson lays out his research into MLK’s speeches, inner circle, political influences, and the broader power structures operating during the Civil Rights era. The conversation explores claims of ghostwriting, ideological movements inside the church, and why certain historical narratives are elevated while others are buried.
This is a calm, fact-driven discussion that asks a difficult question:
Who controls history — and why?
Listeners are encouraged to examine the evidence, question long-held assumptions, and decide for themselves.

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