Did you know Coca-Cola started as a medicinal syrup created to help Coca-Cola founder John Pemberton deal with his war wounds while overcoming his morphine addiction? And there are some interesting parallels in the lives of Pemberton and Vincen
I recently listened to the soundtrack to the movie "Dumplin'" and was blown away by the duets featuring Dolly Parton and seven other singers. While the whole album is amazing, the song "Red Shoes" shines as a stunning summary of Dolly's life in
With more than 240 neighborhoods, Atlanta is a very vibrant city. One of the City's more unique places to see is the Krog Street Tunnel. In this episode, we talk about the incredible art on the Krog Street Tunnel and its neighborhood, Cabbageto
It's the day before the Super Bowl and Atlanta is all abuzz with preparations, events, and visitors. George shares his views on preparations for the big day. Also, we said farewell to fellow Atlantan, Romo of the Podcubs podcast. But before he
Well, the Fat One came to town - nope, not Santa, it's Big Fatty, online! On this episode I talk about Big Fatty's visit, the Falcons, Superb Owl halftime entertainment, our Annual Atlanta Podcaster Dinner and more. #Pride48 #P48
Skipping voices across the pond to chat with Paul of The Shy Life podcast! In this first part of a two-part series, we chat with Paul about the Monarchy, food and television. And we learn a bit about the origins (or partial origins) of Paul's c
"Life is a book. Without travel you'll never make it past the first page." On this episode of GIA, I talk with Tim in Alaska about travels in his home state of Alaska as well as his world travels. It's a great conversation about his travels in
Fewer things freak me out more than Halloween! But last year I faced my fears by visiting one of Atlanta's major haunts. And thankfully, I had the haunt expert on hand - Jay the Hauntcub! Join me as we revisit last year's trip to Atlanta's "Net
What if those old, abandoned railroads in your city were actually a source of urban renewal, equitable economic development and affordable housing? That's what urban planner Ryan Gravel proposed in his 1999 master's thesis. Twenty years later,
On this episode of of George In Atlanta, I take a mid-morning trip to the Atlanta Botanical Garden to see the larger than life sculptures of the "Imaginary Worlds: Once Upon a Time" exhibition. Join me for a little walking tour.
Remember those first podcasts you listened to? The ones that introduced you to podcasting? One of my early favs was This Week in Gay (TWIG) on #Pride48. I recently chatted with TWIG host Anthony Anselmo. Spoiler - he's focusing on his music car
Hey Kids! Another episode of GeorgeInAtlanta for your listening pleasure. On this episode, we talk with Peter, a.k.a. Epilouis, about Atlanta's Dragon*Con. Give it a listen.