Podcast appearances and mentions of Paul Kendrick

Time travel can be enlightening. During this trip through our show archives, we go back to the heals of the 2022 midterm elections. Paul Kendrick is the Executive Director of Rust Belt Rising, a grass roots grooming organization for Democrats.   Their mission is training candidates and their organizations to connect with working families. During this episode of the Crisis Cast, Lissa & Thom probe Paul on what Republicans did to prevent achieving the red wave and how Democrats intended to rebuild the blue wall.  We'll also predict where the next generation of compelling candidates might be hiding.  And more, importantly, the inherent crisis in teaching every day candidates how they can use their personal story to connect with voters. This conversation was originally released November 16, 2022.

Executive director of Rust Belt Rising, Paul Kendrick knows a thing or two about Democrats winning elections in the key Midwest states—Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio. And let's not forgot Pennsylvania. He breaks it down, including the distinction between persuadable and unreliable voters. Also, a word or two about Nine Days, a book he and his father, Stephen Kendrick, wrote about MLK and JFK.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On the heals of the 2022 midterm elections, we're going to introduce you to an educator for those on a path to public service.  Paul Kendrick is the Executive Director of Rust Belt Rising, a grass roots grooming organization for Democrats.   Their mission is training candidates and their organizations to connect with working families. During this episode of the Crisis Cast, Lissa & Thom probe Paul on what Republicans did to prevent achieving the red wave and how Democrats intend to rebuild the blue wall.  We'll also predict where the next generation of compelling candidates might be hiding.  And more, importantly, the inherent crisis in teaching every day candidates how they can use their personal story to connect with voters.

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The arrest of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. sent the 1960 Kennedy Campaign into overdrive in the last nine days of a historic campaign for the presidency. But what happened during that lead-up to one of the closest elections of the 20th century?  Author Paul Kendrick joins Julian Zelizer in this episode to discuss his recent book “Nine Days: The Race to Save Martin Luther King Jr. and Win the 1960 Election.” Paul Kendrick is a writer and speaker whose articles have appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, the Chicago-Sun Times, and many more publications. He's also an adjunct professor at National Louis University in Chicago. “Nine Days” is the third book that he has written with his father, Stephen Kendrick.

In this episode of "Dope with Lime," we speak with Paul Kendrick. Paul and his father Stephen’s recent book, Nine Days: The Race to Save Martin Luther King Jr.’s Life and Win the 1960 Election, details King’s imprisonment in October 1960 during the Atlanta sit-ins and the effects that his arrest had on the 1960 presidential election. Rev. Otis Moss Jr., who took part in the sit-ins, calls Nine Days an “urgent, relevant, and historically accurate” book. Kendrick teaches at National Louis University in Chicago, he serves as the Executive Director of Rust Belt Rising, and he served in President Barack Obama’s White House Presidential Office. Today, we will talk with him about Nine Days, Lillian Smith’s connection to the events in October 1960, and more.

Martin Luther King Jr. was sitting in jail, and the presidential campaigns of John Kennedy and Richard Nixon had no idea what - if anything - to do about it. Paul and Stephen Kendrick's new book, "Nine Days: The Race to Save Martin Luther King Jr's Life and Win the 1960 Election," explains how that moment became a watershed. Black voters in southern states had voted Republican, and Richard Nixon boasted of the better connection with some of the most prominent African Americans in the country. But the Kennedy campaign understood that the working class appeal of the Democratic Party could be harnessed to win critical votes in states with large Black populations. Yet, working to get Martin Luther King out of jail was a risk. Both candidates were worried about appearing to go too far in cultivating the support of Black voters, because it could turn off white voters in the south. Indeed, after days of agonizing debate, the Kennedy campaign decided he should call Coretta Scott King and offer support, while also working behind the scenes to free the future Civil Rights icon. Kendrick recounts the 1960 campaign's critical moment, one that would set the tone for politics for the next two generations... and counting.Paul Kendrick is on social media at twitter.com/paulkendrick84His website is paulkendrick.comSupport our show at patreon.com/axelbankhistory**A portion of every contribution will be given to a charity for children's literacy**"Axelbank Reports History and Today" can be found on social media at twitter.com/axelbankhistoryinstagram.com/axelbankhistoryfacebook.com/axelbankhistory

Join Paul Kendrick, Executive Director of Rust Belt Rising, and Deb Chubb for a conversation about the common challenges, strategies, and hopes for Democrats in six Midwestern states.

Weeks before the 1960 presidential election, Martin Luther King Jr. was arrested for participating in a lunch counter sit-in in Atlanta and sentenced to four months of hard labor. Thanks to some back-channel moves by the Kennedy campaign, King was released from prison. On Georgia Today, author Paul Kendrick explains how that changed party allegiances for Black and white voters in the South for generations.

Paul Kendrick will discuss his latest book, Nine Days: The Race to Save Martin Luther King Jr.’s Life and Win the 1960 Election, that he co-authored with his father, Stephen Kendrick. While JFK’s call to Coretta Scott King is well-known, the authors reveal little-known details of the behind-the-scene effort that led to the call and the enormous political consequences.

INDIVISIBLE CHICAGO PODCAST SHOW NOTES FOR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2021 For nine days in October of 1960, a drama unfolded in Georgia that would determine the future of the civil rights movement, the political fortunes of Kennedy and Nixon, and would steel the determination of Martin Luther King, Jr. whose life literally hung in the balance. This week, Paul Kendrick, co-author of Nine Days: the race to save Martin Luther King's Life and Win the 1960 Election, joins the podcast. Paul is also Executive Director of Rust Belt Rising --rustbeltrising.com.

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WGN Radio’s Rick Kogan is with speaker and writer Paul Kendrick to talk about his new book, “Nine Days: The Race to Save Martin Luther King Jr.’s Life and Win the 1960 Election” (with father Stephen Kendrick).

Speaker and writer Paul Kendrick is with WGN Radio’s Rick Kogan to talk about his upcoming January release, “Nine Days: The Race to Save Martin Luther King’s Life and Win the 1960 Election” and his work this election season. Learn more about Paul and his works by visiting www.paulkendrick.com.

Today we’re marking the 35th anniversary of the death of Hollywood legend Rock Hudson with an award winning drama about how the superstar was manufactured by notorious agent Henry Willson. Bette Bourne plays Willson with Michael Xavier as Rock. It’s not all drama though, Tim Fountain’s wonderful writing and the actors’ performances mean the story is delivered with a degree of comedy throughout. Paul Kendrick plays Dale the publicist with Iain Mackness as Phyllis. Matthew Ganley is the newsreader. Adapted for radio by Tim Fountain, the drama was produced by Iain Mackness with Ashley Byrne as the Executive Producer. The music is by Matthew Ganley. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/distinctnostalgia)

Arsenal defy the odds and the stats to beat Klopp and co at the Emirates. They may be champions but are this Liverpool side damaging their legacy? From an Arsenal perspective, can they replicate this performance against Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-finals? The Athletic's James McNicholas tells us how vital European qualification is for the Gunners. We check in at Wigan who are making a mockery of their impending 12 point deduction after an 8-0 win over Hull. They look like they’ll be playing Wycombe in the Championship next season. Elsewhere, Wolves let everybody down and Bournemouth performed admirably. Are we in for a fantastic final day? Plus we talk Turkey and Tyldesley. RUNNING ORDER • PART 1a: Arsenal 2-1 Liverpool (04m 00s) • PART 1b: FA Cup semi-final preview with Gunnerblog (11m 30s)  • PART 1c: Newcastle 1-3 Tottenham (18m 00s) • PART 2: Burnley 1-1 Wolves & Chelsea v Man Utd preview (21m 00s) • PART 3a: Man City 2-1 Bournemouth and the battle at the bottom (28m 00s) • PART 4a: Wigan 8-0 Hull with Paul Kendrick from the Wigan Observer (32m 30s) • PART 4b: Wycombe promoted to the Championship (41m 00s) • PART 5: The odds with Lee Price from Paddy Power (45m 30s) • PART 6: Turkey and Tyldesley (48m 00s) GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/totallyfootballshow/) • find us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/thetotallyfootballshow/) • send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow (http://www.twitter.com/thetotallyshow)   PARISH NOTICES: • we’re sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special (http://www.paddypower.com/)   READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE: • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com (http://thetotallyfootballshow.com/) .  

Author Paul Kendrick joins WGN Radio’s Rick Kogan to talk about his book, written with his dad Stephen, “Douglass and Lincoln: How a Black Leader and a Reluctant Liberator Struggled to End Slavery and Save the Union.” Learn more about Paul on his website www.paulkendrick.com.

Featuring Jonathan Northcroft, David Squires, Andy Brassell, Pat Nevin, Derek Rea, Paul Kendrick and Jonathan Wilson.

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Joseph's Goal... This week, we catch up with Paul Kendrick, football reporter and dad to world famous Wigan Athletic mascot Joseph, who billions of people around the globe saw before the 2013 FA Cup Final.

We're top of the league and the boys are buzzing.We are joined in the studio this week by Wigan Evening Post' Latics correspondent and th'Observer Sports journo Paul Kendrick as we chat all things Latics.Two games, 6 points and 9 goals sees the Latics storm back to the summit of League 1We review both games, referees with cans of 'Red Stripe', Gary Roberts' goal line clearance and a Paul Cook imposter.Paul Kendrick gives us the low down on the walk to Fleetwood in aid of the Joseph's Goal charity and info on how to get involved.News on the PWU Podcast 'Player of the Season' and how to cast your vote.Press food around League 1, an insight into the match day culinary treats for Mr Kendrick!We have previews & predictions of the upcoming games at the DW Stadium against Rotherham and Oxford.

Who doesn't want extra pie?  Well here's your first ever "extra bit of the pie at night", plucked from the cutting room floor of Episode 41.  Paul Kendrick takes us through the doors of the press room on transfer deadline day, but not before he gives Jimmy, Alan and Chris a grilling with his 10 questions...  **Enjoy**

Join Carlos, Matt, Eoin, Don Sebastian, Nick Taylor, Paul Kendrick and our very special guest Karlene Petitt for an epic episode of the show. In this episode we discuss the sad demise of a national flag carrier, China unveils it's own rival to the big Aerospace Manufacturers and an American Aerospace manufacturer celebrates a big order. Don Sebastian walks us through a typical day in the office as he appraises a couple of aircraft for a potential customer. Karlene Petitt talks to us about her love of Aviation and walks us through some of the great novels she's written; she also lets us in on some new projects she has in the pipeline. Pilot Pip shares with us what takes place once the pilots are at cruise altitude. Paul and Nick introduce us to their incredible new project that's based in London. To find out more about what they're up to, click on the links below : https://london.flightexperience.co.uk/ http://www.groundschoollondon.com/ A really special show to be have been a part of this week, thanks to everyone who was involved both on the show and in the chatroom.

Relegation confirmed at the weekend, but in reality we all knew it had been coming for quite a while now.20 attempts at goal away at Reading, yet we still managed a nil return, that is now 22 games where we have drawn a blank this season.We run through the managerial candidates and despite a large number of names in the running three of the panel go for the same guy, the name might surprise you.Leeds up on Sunday at 12 noon, then the curtain will fall on a very disappointing season.Shout out to the Mudhutter gang for a great gesture to the Joseph's Goal CharityDon't forget the latest All Gone Latics Fanzine will be on sale before the Leeds game and also at the Latics Legends game on the 19 May

This week we are joined in the studio by Wigan Evening Post Latics correspondent Paul Kendrick.Yes we do fire questions at Paul, best press box food, that tweet – ha ha ha I still can't stop laughing, the seasons woes, asking difficult questions and the $1m one, who is the new manager?We take a look back at the Cardiff game, it summed the season up in 90 minutes.Youth players new contracts and releases.There is a 'Legends' game to look forward to, oh and a trip to Reading on Saturday, party anyone?Timecodes: 0:00 Chucklevision intros with bonus bin complaints 3:00 Cardiff review with bonus Statman super rant! 8:00 Intermission: A Critical Review with bonus striker gripes 14:00 More Cardiff chatter with bonus King Joyce praise 17:00 Paul Kendrick QnA: Players afraid of being flogged off? Barra' moving 'upstairs'? 22:00 ...Which club serves the best press room food? With bonus pie ramble (of course) 24:00 ...WISH FM news: Ed Jones saves the day! With bonus Grant Holt jibes 27:00 ...Paul's greatest ever Tweet & who would you like Latics to sign? 33:00 Youth players released & equal rights contracts 36:00 Not-at-all-token Reading preview with bonus FA Cup 2013 references 42:00 Joseph's Goal Legends game: Jesus is a Wiganer again! 45:00 More Paul Kendrick QnA: Best and worst person you've interviewed? 48:00 ...Asking the difficult questions & defending against keyboard warriors 53:00 Shameless plug: All Gone Latics zine on sale vs Leeds & at the Legends game

This week we are joined by Wigan Evening Post Latics correspondent Paul Kendrick as we look back at the reasons for our fall into League 1, can we put a finger on just one thing that has been the catalyst to our downfall?Contents: Sombre intros (0:00); mercifully 'statless' Wolves review (2:00) with the two Pauls (4:30), Wigan Athletic strikerless matches (7:22), goodbye, Jimmy McClean (8:40) and Captain Cald's changes (12:10); what went wrong? (13:40) Recruitment last summer (1700), Sharpy's statement – investing in youth (21:10) and nurturing a striker (27:00); 'first class' Brentford preview (29:00) including feisty predictions (30:00) and impromptu keeper chat (31:40); Latics Legends match for Joseph's Goal (33:00)

This week we have a real happy bunch after a fantastic result for the Latics down at the Madejski Stadium, surprising how a one nil win at Reading can have such a positive effect on such a bunch of miserable so and so's!We discuss just how the win could affect the rest of the season, hopefully it will be the spur to a little run of results that will see us pull clear of the relegation mire.We finish off this weeks episode with a look forward to two home games, Charlton on Friday and Cardiff on Tuesday, the crew are of the belief that we can put three wins on the bounce together, after all we are now entering Wigan time!Contents: Reading is fun: a Royal review (0:00) including the £25,000 cost of a win (1:00) and Paul Kendrick's eleven minutes of stoppage time (10:00); Friday night fixtures advantage (11:55) including back to the Seventies (16:30) and cleaner sheets than a launderette (21:20); PWU Question of the Week: Friday Night's Alright? (23:20); potential post transfer window activity (29:10); kicking the Addick-tion – Charlton preview (36:00); Donkey Derby: Cardiff preview (42:00) including in the hole for three points (46:40); Cheap Plug of the Week: All Gone Latics 04 (51:30)

Author Paul Kendrick explores the relationship between the famed abolitionist and the U.S. President before during and after the Civil War.

Wigan Athletic are at it again. The FA Cup holders are going back to Wembley for the fourth time in a year, following a stunning 2-1 quarter final win at Manchester City. The Latics are only the fourth away side to win at the Etihad Stadium this season... after Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Chelsea. Incredible. We discuss another magic Cup performance with Paul Kendrick, football correspondent for the Wigan Evening Post and Observer - plus ask, can they actually retain the thing? We also assess the job Uwe Rosler has done since taking over from Owen Coyle and analyse their promotion prospects in the Championship. It's a different story elsewhere in the North West, as beleaguered... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Once again we are broadcasting from the Book Cycle studio and we have a full house, Barry, Dan, Mick, Rob, Greg, Gareth and Paul T are joined by Wigan Evening Post football correspondent Paul Kendrick and special guest Terry who came all the way from Vancouver, CanadaWe start off with a look back at the Watford game, disputed penalty appeals, disallowed goals and an encouraging style of play are all analysedNext up it is a look forward to a special evening in our history when the Latics will host European football, something the old timers like myself thought would never happenThere is some team news ahead of the game and we take a look at our opponentsWe finish off with a preview of this weekends big Championship game when local rivals Blackburn make the short trip from East Lancashire to the DW Stadium, seems like we all agree this will be a toughy

This week we in the Book Cycle studio and we have a full house, Barry, Dan, Mick, Rob, Greg, Gareth and Paul T are joined by Wigan Evening Post football correspondent Paul KendrickWe start off with a look back at our Europa League debut and the trip to Bruges, was there a football match played?Next up it is Ipswich Town, clean sheets and three points, there is also a mention of some cup defeat to Man City? Not sure what all that was about, I thought we won the cupWe have a preview of this weekends big Championship game when we travel to Watford, seems like we all agree this will be a toughyThere is a bit of gossip surrounding a potential new signing, surely a forward and we finish of tonight's episode with Paul Kendrick explaining how people can get involved with a bike ride to Blackpool in support of Josephs Goal

This week we have a full house in the studio, Barry, Rob, Gareth, Paul T, Greg, Paul K and Dan...On the agenda is the performance and result against Liverpool last weekend, were we bad or just out of sorts?...The FA cup quarter final against Everton features (18:50) with a preview and debate about team selection, cup over league and the possibility of a replay next Wednesday!...We also discuss the referee from the Man U Real Madrid game, back at yer Fergie...To finish off with Paul Kendrick gives us an update on the Josephs Goal campaign

Wigan Evening Post's Latics correspondent Paul Kendrick joins regulars Barry, Dan, Gareth, Rob, Greg and Paul for some Latics chat, Spurs review and West Brom preview

The Wigan Evening Post Latics correspondent, Paul Kendrick drops into the studio this week,he's quizzed on all things from getting into journalism to the Ronnie Stam affair. The Swansea game is also previewed and the recent Serbia v England U21 trouble is commented on. Regulars Barry, Paul, Gareth, Dan, Rob and Greg are all round the table