23 episodes
Catlick B.T. Harman
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4.7 • 829 Ratings
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Catlick is the lost story of how spies, villains, & midnight vigilantes nearly destroyed the South's grandest city. Catlick is part true crime, part historical narrative, and part memoir. B.T. Harman weaves masterful storytelling into a riveting sonic experience that traces one of the most tragic series of events ever to befall a single American city. 22 episodes total.
More than 450,000 episodes of Catlick have been downloaded and CNN recently called it a "must-listen podcast!"
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Catlick is the lost true story of how spies, villains, and midnight vigilantes nearly destroyed the south's grandest city. Coming October 21st.
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E1: The Forgotten Vault
In 1985, a group of men in hard hats made an unusual discovery in the basement of an abandoned cotton mill in downtown Atlanta.
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E2: By the Light of the Silvery Moon
They've always said there are two Atlantas. Never was that more clear than on the stormy night of January 21, 1911.
Months Covered in This Episode: 1 (of 56)
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E3: An American Ripper
Poor black women are turning up dead around Atlanta. Police are baffled, and local newsrooms begin speculating that there's a homicidal maniac operating on the outskirts of Georgia's booming railroad town.
Months Covered in This Episode: 1-6 (of 56)
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E4: The Man in the Cornfield
It’s the summer of 1911, and a wave of crime has engulfed Atlanta. Gangs of thieves terrorize the city while an unknown killer claims a new victim every Saturday night. A media frenzy ensues and a quintessentially Southern boogeyman is born.
Month Covered in This Episode: 7 (of 56)
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E5: Slash and Dash
As summer turns to fall, the Ripper resumes his ghastly work. In the heart of Atlanta, the city's elite black leaders rally to protect their women. Meanwhile rumors spread far beyond the city, and the attack on a sleeping family 300 miles from Atlanta spawns a new theory.
Months Covered in This Episode: 7-11 (of 56)
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Customer Reviews
Modern Historical Narrative
I enjoyed BT’s storytelling style. He includes a blend of historical primary and secondary sources along with a local lens.
Interesting
I am a Midwest transplant who enjoys history. Heard about this podcast on Instagram and have listened to every episode this week. It is very detailed an interesting
Relevant, thorough, challenging
Having recently moved to the northern suburbs of Atlanta, this podcast suddenly became more relevant than ever before. BT’s tireless efforts in researching and sharing these true stories that have shaped where I now live, have made a deep, long lasting impact on me. He intently grips his listeners, drawing them in to a story where they become more than simply bystanders, and ends with a challenge to step up and strive for change. Thank you, BT, for all you’ve done to uncover the truth that has shaped Georgia and America.