Appendix. A. Dissertation Playlist - Audio 6 - Queer Public "The Atlanta Letters"

**Corresponds to Dissertation titled: Lesbian Radio Radicals and The Queer Podcast Revolution: A Political Phenomenology of Soundwork by Stacey Copeland**

For podcasts active at the time this dissertation study was conducted and included in my dissertation appendix A, you will find text documents like this with links instead of direct audio files to download, along with a short description. Listenership and website traffic are crucial in podcasting. So I (Stacey Copeland) have opted to include text files with links rather than the audio files to help support soundworks referenced. 

Queer Public "The Atlanta Letters" episode and transcript can be accessed at: 
Transcript - https://www.queerpublic.org/_files/ugd/6e90ba_d99a646c1fc04eeba4daed4672c574df.pdf?index=true
Apple Podcasts Episode link - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-atlanta-letters/id964027893?i=1000457789012 

If you have any issues accessing files for listening or download, contact Queer Public or the dissertation author Stacey Copeland.

Researcher's Episode Description for Queer Public: The Atlanta Letters episode was released on the Queer Public RSS feed on November 25, 2019. It is a 40 minute audio documentary style human interest soundwork. This episode is one of two episodes Erin McGregor and their collaborator Ariana Martinez produced as part of a Netflix commission for Prism: Tales of Your City. While Queer Public Episode "Atlanta" was first aired as part of the Prism series, "The Atlanta Letters" was produced specifically for the Queer Public listenership.

Queer Public website episode description at time of dissertation publication:
Diane Giles wrote letters to a volunteer on the Atlanta Gay Helpline, a woman she had never met, from May to December 1984. This episode is a reading of those letters. (Queer Public, 2019)

Document assembled: Dec 20, 2022.