The Log Books
Tash Walker, Adam Zmith and Shivani Dave**Best New Podcast (Gold) at the British Podcast Awards 2020** more
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Brilliant podcast
Apple Podcasts5Jamie083
Ireland8 months ago - Possibly my favourite podcast
This podcast is fantastic and likely my favourite, I recommend people listen to it a lot. As someone with an interest in queer history and archiving and revealing queer history it was definitely something I’d be into. It’s a brilliant mix of informative, amusing and moving and gives a fascinating insight into a slice of queer British history.
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United Kingdom9 months ago Great podcast, sad to see it end
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This podcast is a moving, inspiring and ultimately heartening immersive experience: listening to the lives, loves and activism of our queer elders, and the progress that has been and continues to be made in queer rights and queer lives. Such a heart-warming listen... And such a valuable resource. Thank you, Tash & Adam and Switchboard. 🖤💜💙💚💛🧡❤️🥰
Apple Podcasts5Evey_HammondUnited Kingdom2 years ago - A life affirming listen
I have loved following this podcast. It's made me feel connected to the LGBTQ+ community and our history when I haven't been able to have much of a physical connection to it. Very moving in places and always entertaining.
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