The Log Books

By: Tash Walker Adam Zmith and Shivani Dave
  • Summary

  • **Best New Podcast (Gold) at the British Podcast Awards 2020**


    What if you could glimpse into LGBTQIA+ life from decades ago? Since 1974 volunteers at Switchboard, the LGBT+ helpline, have written notes in the charity's log books. Hosts Tash Walker and Adam Zmith are re-opening these pages today, to explore untold stories from Britain’s queer history.


    Each episode explores a different theme from LGBTQIA+ life through log book entries, dozens of voices sharing their own memories, and conversations about being queer today.


    https://www.thelogbooks.org

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    Shivani Dave, Tash Walker and Adam Zmith
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Episodes
  • Introducing... The Quilt
    Nov 12 2024

    The Quilt: Living memories of queer Britain & Northern Ireland


    An audio exhibition open to anyone, anywhere, at any time of day, produced and hosted by Tash Walker and Adam Zmith.


    Born from a collaboration between the producers of the award-winning podcast The Log Books and the UK’s first and only LGBTQ+ museum Queer Britain, challenges who and what makes queer history.


    The series takes the listener on a journey across the UK, collecting queer memories, from queer people. The Quilt weaves together all these stories and histories, into a beautiful documentary patchwork series.


    The Quilt is an audio archive for the future.



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    5 mins
  • Introducing: Queer Roots and Routes
    Apr 4 2023

    We'd love to introduce you to this new podcast we've been working Queer Roots and Routes!


    Queer Roots and Routes is made by a collective. 


    We are queer. We are migrants or descended from migrants. And we want to tell our stories. Stories of where we’ve come from and how we move in the world today.


    We don’t have a boss or a Beyoncé. So each episode of this six-part first series of Queer Roots and Routes has a different host and a different set of voices from our group. Our promise to you is that our podcast is GORGEOUS, FIERCE, SUPERGAY and... REVOLUTIONARY! 


    We all met through the MAUREEN project by The Love Tank, a not-for-profit community interest company that promotes health and wellbeing of under-served communities through education, capacity building and research.


    An Aunt Nell Production


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    1 min
  • INTRODUCING: New podcast Black and Gay, Back in the Day
    Oct 2 2022

    We'd love to introduce you to this new podcast Black and Gay, Back in the Day which brings to life a photo archive of Black LGBTQIA+ life in Britain, from the 1970s through to the early 2000s. 


    Each episode is an intergenerational journey focusing on a key photograph from the archive - joining stories of the past, with those of today. Marc Thompson is the gentle, inquisitive and warm guide to the archive, helping a rotation of younger Black LGBTQIA+ co-hosts navigate these often untold stories. Each episode covers a different theme drawn out of a single photograph from the collection, submerging you into Black LGBTQIA+ history.





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    3 mins

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