Episode 2 - SVW Tapes 17 Dec, 1978

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Welcome to Atlanta Tapes. In the 1980s, before instant communication, my mom created a series of cassette tape diaries, sent by mail to my grandmother and grandfather in New Zealand. These tapes are more than just recordings; they're a personal chronicle of life in Atlanta, a snapshot of a time, and a story waiting to be shared. This project aims to preserve these unique audio diaries by converting them to digital MP3 files, http://www.atlantatapes.com

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