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TL Scotland 1. PLAY
Podcast: Tape Letters
Episode: TL Scotland 1. PLAY
Pub date: 2025-01-20
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Episode: TL Scotland 1. PLAY
Pub date: 2025-01-20
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“Imagine the feeling of pressing play on a cassette tape that’s just arrived from some 5,000 miles away…”
What is a 'Tape Letter'? Why did people exchange news and greetings with each other on cassette, and how did they do it?
Our series starts with an overview of the Tape Letters Scotland project, and a flavour of the anticipation and excitement of sending and receiving long distance cassette recordings.
“For us it was a novelty, sort of like a joke. Whereas Mum and Dad, they were more emotional…”
Episode credits
Contributors: Assia Ali, Mohammed Farooq, Nassir Ellahi, Izaz Ur Rahman, Khadijah Khurram, Mirza Muhammad Saeed, Parveen Sajid, Nadira Saddiq, Faria Khan, Saima Begum, Nasreen Ali, Akeel Ahmad, Shavana Abdul-Jabbar, Seriya Iqbal, Aqsa Mohammed, Kausar Arshad
Cassette tape donors: Mohammed Ishaq, Sameena Kauser Younus, Shavana Abdul-Jabbar, Khadijah Khurram, Rehana Ahmad
Project director: Wajid Yaseen
Podcast presenter: Tabassum Niamat
Podcast production & sound design: Steve Urquhart
Tape Letters Scotland is a Modus Arts project, made possible by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Modus Arts, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.
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Episode: TL Scotland 1. PLAY
Pub date: 2025-01-20
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Episode: TL Scotland 1. PLAY
Pub date: 2025-01-20
Get Podcast Transcript →
powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarization
“Imagine the feeling of pressing play on a cassette tape that’s just arrived from some 5,000 miles away…”
What is a 'Tape Letter'? Why did people exchange news and greetings with each other on cassette, and how did they do it?
Our series starts with an overview of the Tape Letters Scotland project, and a flavour of the anticipation and excitement of sending and receiving long distance cassette recordings.
“For us it was a novelty, sort of like a joke. Whereas Mum and Dad, they were more emotional…”
Episode credits
Contributors: Assia Ali, Mohammed Farooq, Nassir Ellahi, Izaz Ur Rahman, Khadijah Khurram, Mirza Muhammad Saeed, Parveen Sajid, Nadira Saddiq, Faria Khan, Saima Begum, Nasreen Ali, Akeel Ahmad, Shavana Abdul-Jabbar, Seriya Iqbal, Aqsa Mohammed, Kausar Arshad
Cassette tape donors: Mohammed Ishaq, Sameena Kauser Younus, Shavana Abdul-Jabbar, Khadijah Khurram, Rehana Ahmad
Project director: Wajid Yaseen
Podcast presenter: Tabassum Niamat
Podcast production & sound design: Steve Urquhart
Tape Letters Scotland is a Modus Arts project, made possible by The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Modus Arts, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.