This week I bring you the final installment of the epidemic disease series with stories about typhoid, pellagra and HIV/AIDS, and how each of these impacted Atlanta and it's citizens. Learn about how doctors begged residents to put lids on their trash cans to prevent typhoid, what killed the Zoo's porcupine and how Atlanta's gay community was the first to organize efforts in the AIDS epidemic.
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Vine City
Atlanta International Pop Festival
Athos Menaboni
Waffle House
Georgia State University
Piedmont Hospital
Dogwood Festival - REPLAY
Dick Lane Velodrome
Women of Atlanta - Part III
Coca-Cola - Part II
Graffiti (Interview w/ Antar Fierce)
Lincoln Country Club + Golf Course Desegregation - REPLAY
Blandtown (Interview w/ Rhana Gittens Wheeler)
The Rap Map (Interview w/ Brennan Collins + Panther Lattimore)
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Martin Luther King Jr. Historic Sites
Coca-Cola - Part I
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