By the late afternoon of August 28^th 1963, The March for Jobs and Freedom in Washington , D.C. was nearing its end. A worldwide audience had just heard a speech by the Reverend Martin Luther King that reporters described as “stirring” “inspirational” and electrifying”. In the fourth of a five-part radio series from WGBH Radio Boston, independent producer Phillip Martin takes us into the immediate aftermath of this monumental event.