23 episodes
Catlick B.T. Harman
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4.8, 723 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.
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E22: A Careless, Little Washing
SERIES FINALE! A group of men take a midnight hike up Stone Mountain to host a dark ceremony. B.T. wraps up each of the four stories and gives an update on each character in the years following. And finally, the meaning of “catlick."
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NEW! B.T.’s "Local’s Guide to the ATL" will be available on April 15th. It’s a free bonus for all Vault subscribers. Subscribe now at http://catlick.com/getthevault.
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Did you enjoy Catlick? Be sure to check out B.T. Harman’s other podcast, Blue Babies Pink. It’s a southern coming out story in 44 episodes. Listen now on your favorite podcasting app or lean more at http://bluebabiespink.com
Special thanks to our original Kickstarter backers, Dr. Cheryl Groves, Chris & Brittany Clark, Jonathan Drummond, The Write Practice, du Ciel, Rachel Eleanor, Brett Harman, and so many more.
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E21: The Caravan
In 1915, both the Fulton Cotton Mill Strike and the Leo Frank case escalate to the highest branches of U.S. government. The governor of Georgia must make a decision that could end his political career and endanger his own life. And when a secretive group of powerful men plan a vigilante raid on a government compound, American history will be forever changed.
Months covered in this episode: 49 - 56 (of 56)
Loving Catlick? Be sure to check out B.T. Harman’s other podcast, Blue Babies Pink. It’s a southern coming out story in 44 episodes. Listen now on your favorite podcasting app or lean more at http://bluebabiespink.com
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E20: The Super-Spy
An undercover operative infiltrates the highest ranks of strike management, sowing deep division amongst its leaders. Meanwhile, a local religious group calls on the feds to investigate the mill, and Oscar Elsas plots a nasty revenge. And with Leo Frank still on death row, a local attorney comes forth with a stunning admission.
Months covered in this episode: 43 - 48 (of 56)
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The Catlick digital scrapbook is NOW LIVE with vintage photos, maps, bonus episodes & more. To subscribe, just go to http://catlick.com, and click on VAULT.
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E19: Let Us Have Justice
As word of the strike spreads, donations and well-wishes begin to pour in from other low-wage workers around the city. More good news arrives when a fiery (but controversial) activist joins the strike’s leadership team and a major religious group rallies behind the cause. Meanwhile, Oscar Elsas launches a counter-strike, marshaling a secret coalition of mill owners, an army of undercover informants, and a calamitous raid of the mill village.
Months covered in this episode: 41-42 (of 56)
The Catlick digital scrapbook is NOW LIVE with vintage photos, maps, bonus episodes & more. To subscribe, just go to http://catlick.com, and click on VAULT.
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E18: Trouble in the Cotton Empire
On the eastern edge of Atlanta, the wealthy but aging owner of an enormous cotton mill passes the torch to his son. However, trouble is brewing as workers become increasingly irate over brutal working conditions and the slum-like state of the mill village. Meanwhile, a world-famous private eye arrives in Atlanta and makes a stunning accusation in the Leo Frank case.
Months covered in this episode: 37-41 (of 56)
The Catlick digital scrapbook is NOW LIVE with vintage photos, maps, bonus episodes & more. To subscribe, just go to http://catlick.com, and click on VAULT.
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E17: Prosecuted or Persecuted?
A horse slasher, a Gospel choir, motorcycle races, and whiskey gangs made the summer of 1913 one to remember in Atlanta. But it was the trial of Leo Frank that really had the town buzzing. By late August, the two dueling legal teams wrap up their closing arguments, and then—a verdict.
Months covered in this episode: 30-36 (of 56)
The Catlick digital scrapbook is NOW LIVE with vintage photos, maps, bonus episodes & more. To subscribe, just go to http://catlick.com, and click on VAULT.
* Browse t-shirts, stickers, & prints at http://catlick.com *
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Customer Reviews
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I’m a history buff and this was done very well. Each episode could have been a bit longer, but otherwise very entertaining and i found out a lot of history i had no idea about. I recommend it 100%.
If you haven’t already, listen to Catlick!!!
I’ve never left a review of a podcast before but I literally couldn’t stop listening to this one. As someone who’s grown up in the south, I connected to this story deeply and saw history come to life before my eyes.
A Captivating Telling of a Gripping Story
I Really enjoyed every episode. I’m not a true crime regular but I really enjoyed the scope and context in Catlick.
