
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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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 107 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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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
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.
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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!
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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 However, over time, the podcast began to shift away from what originally made it so special.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
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This podcast offers a captivating look into the life of Elisabeth Hartsell, whose diaries cover her experiences from 1931 to 1942, a tumultuous era encompassing the Great Depression and World War II. The hosts engage warmly in discussions surrounding the diary entries, reflecting on Hartsell's coming-of-age story amidst significant societal changes. Throughout the episodes, listeners are treated to lively anecdotes, historical context, and a blend of humor and nostalgia that brings to life the rich tapestry of an American girlhood during challenging times.
Unique to this podcast is the combination of personal storytelling and historical narratives, enhanced through the dynamic interactions of its hosts. The heartfelt discussions not only s... more
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