Exploring Atlanta's Heritage: A Journey Through Tom Houck's Civil Rights Tour

In a recent interview on News & Talk 1380 WAOK, Atlanta's own Councilmember Michael Julian Bond hosted a captivating conversation with Tom Houck , a living link to the city's illustrious civil rights history. As they delved into memories and milestones, listeners were treated to a vibrant exploration of Atlanta's past and present.

Mr. Houck's recollections painted a vivid picture through stories of his time as Dr. King's driver and neighbor, he offered listeners a glimpse into the everyday rhythms of activism and community in 1960s Atlanta.

But the conversation wasn't confined to the past. Mr. Houck's passion for preserving Atlanta's heritage shone through as he discussed his Civil Rights Tour—a transformative journey through the city's most iconic landmarks. From Dr. King's birthplace to the historic churches of Auburn Avenue, participants are invited to walk in the footsteps of giants, guided by Houck's intimate knowledge and unwavering commitment to truth.

To listen to the full interview, click the link above.