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My Grandma's Diaries

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Great Depression
Jack
World War II
Elisabeth Hartsell
Nazi Germany
Elisabeth Hartzell
1936 Presidential Election
Poplar Bluff
Taylor Swift
Comedian Harmonists
Women In the Workplace
Elizabeth Hartsell
1936 Olympics
1930s Society
Lightning Strikes
Daily News Building
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dances
Cat
Ted

Join us every Tuesday as we read Elisabeth Hartsell's diaries spanning from 1931-1942. She will come of age in the midst of the Great Depression and see the start of World War 2. In the meantime she will live the life of a young girl, meeting friends and finding true love.

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Hosts

Liz Hartsell
Co-host of the podcast, known for her engaging storytelling and humor, bringing life to the historical diary entries.
Mark Hartsell
Co-host of the podcast, recognized for his captivating dialogues and reflective insights on personal histories.
Bradley
Co-host contributing to the relatability and humor shared in episodes, enhancing the listening experience.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 841 ratings
  • Sucks

    It never stops playing and I can’t delete

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    BSkinner01
    United States3 months ago
  • Love it!

    Armadillo

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mouse2620
    United States6 months ago
  • LOVE this podcast

    I can’t get enough of this. I wait impatiently for Tuesday’s drop. It’ll be like losing a family when this is all over. Having Bradley reading CF’s journal is a great addition. His voice is amazing. Even tho I absolutely adore Mark and Liz. I love the little banter between you guys and how you end up in left field sometimes. It’s hilarious and I laugh knowing that’s how my world turns too. Plus your subtle input on present day news is ALWAYS welcomed. Right there with you guys. Kudos for not bei... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TheAwesomeMrsH
    United States6 months ago
  • My favorite hosts

    I am so sad that this story is coming to a close. I always look forward to new episodes each Tuesday. Thank you to Mark and Liz for sharing Elisabeth, Camille and Carolyn’s stories with us.

    There are three specific things

    I’m going to miss about this podcast and it is Liz’s exclaiming, “I know!” And her silly voice when she narrates something through the girl’s perspective, and they’re assumed to be acting cute. And most of all her eruptive cackling when her and Mark get each other going!

    I... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    West Coast M
    United States10 months ago
  • Beautiful stories dimmed by political opinions

    I have truly enjoyed the stories of Elizabeth and now her daughters. Their episodes provided such a lovely and meaningful escape into another time, and I often found myself wishing there were even more to hear. However, over time, the podcast began to shift away from what originally made it so special. More and more, political opinions started to weave into the conversations — sometimes subtly, sometimes more openly — and it changed the feeling of the experience. If I were looking for political ... more

    Apple Podcasts
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    CloverEagles85
    United States10 months ago

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The hosts offer engaging and relatable banter, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that resonates with the audience's experiences.
The camaraderie between hosts is often noted as a delightful aspect, drawing listeners in with their relatable interactions.
Listeners appreciate the blend of personal stories and historical context, enjoying the laughter and emotional depth shared in each episode.
Overall, the storytelling style and heartfelt narratives have garnered strong emotional connections with the listeners, making it a beloved show.

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007: Store Life
Q: So what did Mary say about Jack?
Mary described Jack as a prankster who often used his cunning sense of humor to pester his sisters.
007: Store Life
Q: Did you say you said Claire?
Yes, Claire was the firstborn, and I just introduced Claire now in the story we're reading.
007: Store Life
Q: Can I try to guess who they were?
Yes, you can. They started with a girl, Claire, then Catherine, Marjorie, Charles, and James, with Mary being the last.

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What is My Grandma's Diaries about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast presents a captivating journey through the personal diaries of Elisabeth Hartsell, chronicling her life from 1931 to 1942 during significant historical events like the Great Depression and the onset of World War II. Each episode brings to life the experiences of a young girl navigating childhood, friendships, and romantic relationships amidst the backdrop of these transformative years. The engaging conversations between the hosts not only reflect personal anecdotes and community ties but also delve into cultural and historical references from the era, providing listeners with a rich context that connects past and present.

Listeners can expect a blend of humor, nostalgia, and heartfelt storytelling, as the hosts share both the ... more

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