"Cleaver's Calling"
Congressman Cleaver describes how he was called to become a minister after his early career in public service as a civil rights leader.

 

Music: "Piney Brown Blues" with jazz legends Big Joe Turner on vocals and Jay McShann on the piano.

Running Time: 8 minutes

 

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August 2006 Podcast: "Cleaver's Calling" (.wma)

 

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August 2006 Podcast: "Cleaver's Calling" (.mp3)

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