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See Our Voice: A Storytelling Series

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by Krystle Chanel

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Podcast Overview

Stories and narratives as told by legacy and long-time residents. Season 01 highlights the voices of legacy and long-time residents who have deep roots in Southwest Atlanta. The autoethnographies and mini-biographies shared here reflect every day life and highlight current social conditions in their neighborhoods. These voices are a supplement to the photos and narratives that will be shared at the upcoming See Our Voice exhibition in Atlanta. The voices heard are residents from Capitol View and Ashview Heights and alum from Morris Brown College and Clark Atlanta University.

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9/6/2024

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September 13, 2024

Episode 03 - Capitol View Elementary (feat. Dianne Bryant)

In episode 03 you’ll meet Ms Dianne, a long time Capitol View resident who is active in her neighborhood. She’s a runner so you might see her on foot if you’re nearby. I met her back in April while I was participating in a Civil Bike Tour through Capitol View. We had just left the community garden and the next stop on the tour was Capitol View Elementary school. Capitol View Elementary closed in 2013 but it is a beautiful brick building that sits on the corner of Metropolitan Parkway and Lynnhaven Dr. Our community tour guide was Ms. Dianne, a former CVE student and long time resident of the neighborhood. She told our group amazing stories about her experience and how it was a walkable neighborhood school that the children loved during her time there. I decided to ask for her number, thinking she would be a wonderful storyteller and contributor for the photovoice project. Thankfully she agreed and also graciously took time to record this episode with me as well as another upcoming episode. This was my first recording for the series so it’s a little rough at the start but smooths out toward the end. It’s a great listen.

September 9, 2024

Episode 02 - Brownites (feat. Howard Light, Charlotte Light, & Otis Howard)

The second episode features a trio of two Brownites and a Morehouse alum whose friendship dates almost 70 years to their Booker T. high school days. For those who aren’t local, Brownites are alums of Morris Brown College which is a part of the Atlanta University Center. This was one of my favorite conversations and I think you’ll hear why. Their stories really highlight what the word legacy means. I enjoyed hearing stories about their upbringing and what old Atlanta was like.

September 6, 2024

Episode 01 - Parsons Street (feat. Carter E. Coleman Jr.)

This first episode features Carter E. Coleman Jr., a long time Atlanta Public School educator and lifelong resident of Ashview Heights. Carter was principal of the historic Booker T. Washington High School from 2005 - 2009. Booker T. will be celebrating its centennial anniversary a few weeks from the time of this recording. Booker T. Washington High School was the first public secondary school for black students in Atlanta and it was the only one until 1947. As you’ll hear, most of Carter’s life was lived within a 10 mile radius of Parsons Street. He has lots of– rich stories about family and friends and the role education played in his life.

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What is See Our Voice: A Storytelling Series?: Stories and narratives as told by legacy and long-time residents.

Season 01 highlights the voices of legacy and long-time residents who have deep roots in Southwest Atlanta. The autoethnographies and mini-biographies shared here reflect every day life and highlight current social conditions in their neighborhoods. These voices are a supplement to the photos and narratives that will be shared at the upcoming See Our Voice exhibition in Atlanta.

The voices heard are residents from Capitol View and Ashview Heights and alum from Morris Brown College and Clark Atlanta University.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates weekly.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 6 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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