I listen to around 60 minutes of podcasts everyday (yay commuting), and while much of it is fine, rarely does it elevate to something special.
That happened recently, when I listened to the Kitchen Sisters’ “Hidden Kitchens” segment on Georgia Gilmore who cooked for the Civil Rights leaders in Montgomery, AL, including the Rev. Dr. King. The story elevates because of a combination of two factors — the amazing story of this simple kitchen as a hub of the civil rights movement, and the power of the voices sharing their reminisces.
You can listen to the podcast either directly from the Hidden Kitchens site, or through the iTunes music store.