Hear great minds, music, & mayhem here. PLAY it on your computer, DOWNLOAD (bottom corner of black rectangle) it to a device, or SUBSCRIBE to have new episodes sent directly to you. Don't know how to listen to a podcast? Ira Glass & friend explain it HERE. You can subscribe through iTunes or use an Android app such as Podcast Addict (or another app) to get new episodes downloaded automatically to your phone, tablet, computer, etc.
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!
ATLANTA MUSIC PROJECT brings music to underserved kids and neighborhoods.
THE GEORGIA FLOOD brothers talk about the many styles that have influenced their rock sound.
CREATIVE MORNINGS organizer Blake Howard believes a free Friday talk and cup of coffee can make a better Atlanta.
WRENN moves from photography to music without skipping a beat in Athens.
JOHN DRISKELL HOPKINS explains how he creates his solo projects - including a Christmas cd with the Atlanta Pops - from the road.
STRIDEAHEAD.ORG uses horses to help children and veterans build better lives.
LIZ BRASHER talks about how the South has helped develop her sound.
CHRISTIANE LAUTERBACH shares why she thinks Atlanta is an up-and-coming food city.
Susanna Spiccia of RE:IMAGINE/ATL works to connect kids from Bankhead to Buckhead.
CITY MOUSE looks to a new future as an Americana duo.
Playwright TOPHER PAYNE convinces us that you don't need to leave the South to "make it".
KATE & COREY aim to get on your video screen as well as in your music player.
JIM HODGSON talks satire of Atlanta Banana and his live show at Village Theatre Sat. Jan. 30 Atlanta Explained.
KRISTIAN BUSH gives his take on the upside of music festivals and his unique experience as a "new artist".
LAURI STALLINGS shares her experiences choreographing for GLO.
HIGHBEAMS out of Woodstock are ready to get back out on the road.
Stacey Singer talks about GIRLS ROCK CAMP & LADIES' ROCK CAMP
HeaveN Beatbox talks about touring and the power of being your unique self.
Michael Furlinger talks about keeping the spirit of the PLAZA THEATRE alive.
Leah Song of RISING APPALACHIA talks about their unique path to bandhood and their hope to grow a SLOW MUSIC MOVEMENT.
Chris Appleton of WONDERROOT talks about reaching into the community with arts and their big move.
Husband & wife duo LAUGHLIN talks about their rock/pop influenced country style.
Jen Hidinger from STAPLEHOUSE restaurant explains their unique relationship with The Giving Kitchen.
Kevin Scott explains how funky things are getting with the ATLANTA FUNK SOCIETY.
Julie McKevitt explains how PAINT LOVE helps kids & artists build better lives.
HUNTER CALLAHAN tells why Eddie's Attic is one of Atlanta's great songwriting meccas.
Bem Joiner knows that Atlanta's "toys" are just the beginning to building a better city at the CENTER FOR CIVIC INNOVATION.
THE NIGHTOWLS record at Fame Studios to make sure soul music stays alive for a new generation.
JOSH RIFKIND of SONGS FOR KIDS Foundation describes their incredible work with kids nationwide.
BJ WILBANKS talks about his upcoming album.
RYAN GRAVEL shares his vision for the ATLANTA BELTLINE.
PENNY SERENADE's throwback sound that's perfect for dancing.
Short video of the S-Line in Salt Lake City. This is a streetcar and multi-use trail built within an old railroad corridor through South Salt Lake City and the Sugar House community. More at www.gravelblog.com
Go see MICHELLE MALONE at Steve's on Saturday, 11/21, with Wyatt Espalin. Calendar and more HERE. Farm VIDEO fun!
See Raymond Carr's amazing NINJA PUPPET PRODUCTIONS film, Hitori, HERE.
MARSHALL RUFFIN's Website. He is part of ATL Collective's Nick Drake/Pink Moon show Saturday, 11/21, HERE.
See video & learn more about the incredible FRIENDSHIP CENTER's work in Ormewood Park HERE. Their upcoming art sale is at The Cathedral of St. Philip, Nov. 19-22, details HERE.
Packway Handle Band tour dates and music HERE.
Visit The Wren's Nest WEBSITE to learn more about their events and Scribes mentoring program for middle schoolers. Also, they have a fundraiser at 7pm Rhodes Hall on Thursday, Nov. 5.
Quentin Moore's tour and music info can be found HERE.
Sign up for Decatur Book Festival news HERE. Peter Guralnick talks Sun Records' Sam Phillips at the Margaret Mitchell House on Nov. 12th at 7pm. Click for details.
Learned about sour beers with founder Jason Pellett of ORPHEUS BREWING in Atlanta, Americana with BATTLEFIELD COLLECTIVE, poetic beginnings of award-winning poet JERICHO BROWN, and Texas swing with THE QUEBE SISTERS.
Go to Battlefield Collective site & help with equipment recovery HERE.
Visit Orpheus Brewing along the Beltline.
Buy Jericho Brown's The New Testament HERE.
Check out The Quebe Sisters Band tour dates!
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.
BUY Jim's book HERE.
Listen to VELVET CARAVAN's music.
Sign up for classes at The Homestead Atlanta.
Learning about INMAN PARK SQUIRREL CENSUS taking place in October, Kim Ware of THE GOOD GRACES, new book by JON GOODE, and new album by ORYX & CRAKE.
CONDUIT: A Collection of Poems and Short Stories by Jon Goode
Volunteer for Inman Park Squirrel Census HERE.
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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.
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