Goldie Brangman And Evan Koch Talk Dr. Martin Luther King Jr In Harlem On The Danny Tisdale Show (Audio)

January 18, 2020

Join 94-year-old Harlem Hospital nurse Goldie Brangman and writer Evan Koch as they talk Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr in Harlem on The Danny Tisdale Show with host Danny Tisdale.

Ms. Brangman gives her first-hand account of the lifesaving surgery on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. after he was stabbed by a mentally unstable woman Izola Ware Curry in Harlem, as he autographed copies of his first book in September 1958 in conversation today’s show was taped live on Harlem World Radio.

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One Comment

  1. Hi Goldie
    My Aunt Sue Daniele would like to speak with you.
    She was a student in your first class at Harlem Hospital in the AANA program. Please let me know if this is possible. She heard you on the radio show recently and was very Happy to hear your voice. Thank you
    Teresa

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