Interview with Doooovid

Doooovid and Henry

Doooovid (David A. Calton) and Henry on Doovid’s Internet Streaming Show

May 20, 2020: Henry discussed his two books about the Hare Krishna movement, Killing For Krishna and Eleven Naked Emperors, with Doooovid (David A. Calton) on Doooovid’s Internet Streaming Show. Topics discussed during Henry’s interview included: (1) a brief history of ISKCON, (2) how Henry became involved with the Hare Krishna movement, (3) Henry’s role and purpose as an author and historian of ISKCON, (4) Henry’s thoughts on Radhanath Swami and ISKCON today, (5) Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, Scottish Church College and Hindu Nationalism, (6) finding a narrative voice as an author, and (7) conclusion.

To listen to the 91-minute interview, go to Henry Doktorski talks about Killing For Krishna and Eleven Naked Emperors.

Doooovid (David A. Calton) is a Hasidic Jew, chess coach, civil engineer by profession and general spiritual seeker, with many interests including interfaith, consciousness, engineering, science, psychology and much more. He regards himself as a “Lover of the Almighty and all forms of wisdom promoting harmony between mankind and G-d consciousness!” Doooovid started his YouTube channel about a decade ago to promote groups he is involved with in metropolitan Detroit, including ISKCON, various synagogues, chess, and other community activities. Doooovid serves as a channel for all of his activities. About two years ago he started “livestreaming,” developing a relationship with the people who watch his content, and having public conversations with various intellectuals, authors, activists, or anyone who reaches out and wants to talk, as well as streams where he presents his own research and ideas, and of course an occasional game of chess. He has taught hundreds of children (and some adults) to play chess. For more about Doooovid, visit Doovid’s YouTube Channel.

Doooovid and Henry

Doooovid (David A. Calton) and Henry on Doovid’s Internet Streaming Show

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