This month marks FOUR years of podcasting. Not to get too sappy, but this has been the most rewarding experience of my adult life - other than family related stuff, of course - and the people I have met, the places I’ve toured, the stories I’ve heard - they have truly made me a better human being. I sincerely thank you all for the listens, the follows, the emails, the DMs, for sharing it with you family, friends or neighbor and for making my dream come true - the dream that I could make something to connect people with places or people or events that have happened in Atlanta's history.
This week, I am doing Listener Q&A, Volume 4 and I got some great questions, like: What are the best ways to research a property? What 5 buildings in Atlanta’s history that are demolished would you resurrect? Would you make a documentary or visual counterpart to the podcast?
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LGBTQ Context Statement - Part II
LGBTQ Context Statement - Part I
Telephone
Zoning History - REPLAY
Early Surveyors + Map Makers
Franklin Garrett
Atlanta Crackers - REPLAY
1956 Sugar Bowl
H.M. Patterson & Spring Hill Mortuary (Interview w/ Liz Clappin)
Numbers Game
Atlanta Eagle - REPLAY
Antoinette Farnsworth Drew
1906 Race Massacre (Interview w/ Ann Hill Bond)
Mozley Park
John “Fat” Hardy + Poisoned Moonshine
Oral History (Mary Ann Floyd Hightower)
Mayors - Part I
Sherwood Forest
Historic Harlots (Interview w/ Mandy Swygart-Hobaugh)
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History Obscura
Historycal: Words that Shaped the World
The Rest Is History
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