The Jordan Harbinger Show18 Juni 2019

213: LeVar Burton | Storytelling the Enemies of Education Off

LeVar Burton (@levarburton) is an award-winning actor famous for iconic roles from Kunta Kinte in Roots to Geordi La Forge on Star Trek: The Next Generation, and the host of long-running PBS series Reading Rainbow and the LeVar Burton Reads podcast.

What We Discuss with LeVar Burton:

How LeVar went from pursuing a vocation in the priesthood to acting in a miniseries that changed the national dialogue about slavery forever.
What LeVar's Roots experience taught him about the power of television for education and engagement and how it paved the way for his involvement with Reading Rainbow.
The questions LeVar asks parents who want their kids to read more.
What it was like to act in Star Trek with the most expressive parts of his face covered and a head full of technobabble vocabulary.
How LeVar avoided melting down in spite of international attention from an early age and what he's done to stay relevant over 40 years in show business.
And much more...

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