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JOSH JACKSON, Editor of Paste Magazine talks about his podcast with John Lennon & how collecting Olympic pins helped start an empire.
ALEX GORDON explains how Buddy Holly, Back to the Future, & Wally Cleaver helped him develop his distinctive guitar sound.
SHERRY LUO shares what it's like to be the 2016 Georgia Poet Laureate competition winner. You can see the contest guidelines HERE.
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ANTHONY APARO talks benefits of having singing-songwriting dad & upcoming album release.
ALE SHARPTON explains why he doesn't rate beers, engaging the African-American community in craft beer, and more.
Spencer Smith explains how Amplify My Community flips the typical benefit concert model to look like June's AMPLIFY DECATUR with The Milk Carton Kids, Elephant Revival, Penny & Sparrow, and Eliot Bronson.
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Christina Hoff of FABREFACTION THEATRE CONSERVATORY talks about their program and unique twist on OLIVER! playing through May 8th.
Jay & John Hammond explain the idea behind the Inman Middle Jazz All-Stars recording ALL OF US to support musical arts and those with developmental disabilities.
HANNAH CHUNG of Simply Seoul Kitchen talks kimchi, true Korean food, and her Ponce City Market shop.
ADRON shares her thoughts on the benefits of playing with terrific musicians and what her parents really named her.
FRANK HAMILTON explains the path folk music has taken and how, with Thomas Helland's help, he hopes to replicate Chicago's Old Town School of Folk Music in Oakhurst.
Randy Osborne tells the story of CARAPACE.
Andre Paraguassu shares his history with "La Bamba" and how awesome creating the BOOK OF COLORS album was.
Caroline Cox & Muriel Vega of COMMON CREATIV share their love of sharing creative stories.
Dad's Garage hosts BACONFEST on Saturday, March 26th and talks new digs in O4W.
ADELAIDE TAI talks painting, music, art, & upcoming Rhythm & Brews in Sandy Springs.
Emily Oppelt unveils the mysteries of their SQUADCAR MOONSHINE and their challenges in Georgia.
THE TIN MAN (aka Marshall Seese) explains latest EP and new video project connecting folks with music.
FAHAMU PECOU discusses how art, hip-hop, and spirituality have all converged for him.
LAURA COYLE & LOUIS HERIVEAUX talk about their evolving jazz sound.
Wes Jones of HONEYSUCKLE GELATO schools me on how to make gelato.
THE FUTURE BABES know they want their next cd to be louder!
Talked about Class of '65 with JIM AUCHMUTEY, gypsy music with VELVET CARAVAN's Ricardo Ochoa, human tech skills with KIMBERLY COBURN of The Homestead Atlanta, and Yacht Rock Revue's GREG LEE on his latest solo projects.
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Celebrating music, arts, & community in Atlanta and the South. Good Gracious Show is a live performance at Variety Playhouse as well as podcast & blog created by Boyd Baker. We showcase musicians, artists, filmmakers, storytellers, poets, philanthropists, and more in an outpouring of love for Southern talent.
Community Arts Live is a 501(c)3 non-profit connecting Community and the Arts through fun projects for all ages in Atlanta, GA
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