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La gran ciudad y el campo suelen ser conceptos excluyentes. Por su ubicación, clima y amor por los árboles, la capital del estado de Georgia es una excepción: casi la mitad del término municipal está cubierto de árboles. El bosque asoma en enormes espacios como Piedmont Park y el jardín botánico, en los frondosos laterales de muchas calles o en la enorme franja de naturaleza del BeltLine, antigua línea férrea rehabilitada como vía verde a lo largo de decenas de kilómetros. Podemos identificar infinidad de especies, incluido el melocotonero, que da nombre a una de las arterias principales (Peachtree Street) y presta su fruto como emblema y apodo a esta ciudad: The Big Peach. Una de sus habitantes, la filóloga y profesora Shannon Williams, nos acompaña junto a su pareja, Francisco Espinosa. Con ellos visitamos el Parque Olímpico del Centenario, legado de los juegos olímpicos de 1996, y el surtido de atracciones que tiene en su perímetro: una noria gigante, la sede central del canal CNN, estadios, un descomunal acuario y el contiguo Mundo de Coca-Cola, exhibición permanente sobre esta marca de raíz atlantesa. A unos pasos encontramos el Centro para los Derechos Civiles y Humanos, que mantiene vivo el espíritu de un ciudadano ejemplar, el premio Nobel de la Paz Martin Luther King. Su casa natal y otros lugares ligados a su biografía se reúnen en un parque histórico nacional que recorremos de la mano de Julie Galle. También contamos con las voces de otras residentes: Vanessa Álamo, Swani González y Ana Mari Toro. Descubrimos mercados y restaurantes en Krog Street Market y Ponce City Market; barrios inspiradores como el East Side, Midtown o el lujoso Buckhead; y propuestas culturales de la talla del High Museum of Art. Cerramos ruta en Roswell, encantador suburbio del norte de Atlanta que conserva construcciones anteriores a la guerra civil de Estados Unidos.Escuchar audio
This week, we kick things off talking about what it's like going outside again as a grown-ass adult—because let's be honest, the club hits different when you're worried about back pain and parking. Our Culturally Ratchet Question takes a nostalgic turn: What song had a major impact on your life… but you don't even listen to it anymore? Expect stories, some soul-searching, and a few tracks we might not admit in public. Then we hit the trending topics: — Anthony Edwards reportedly securing 18 years of child support
I'm at the junction of Andrew Young International Boulevard and Peachtree Street in downtown Atlanta, Georgia, which is a complete surprise to me because I'm supposed to be in London, England. Unfortunately Delta Airlines had different ideas. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week, we're talking about one of Atlanta's most famous thoroughfares - and no, it's not Peachtree Street - it's Cheshire Bridge Road. Each time the city debuted a new thoroughfare, so began the promotion of its caliber and residents. Streets and avenues like Peachtree, Washington, Edgewood and so on would wage the battles of maintaining its status as an upper class section. As Cheshire Bridge Road has made the news recently because of the fight against adult businesses, it was interesting to see this same story play out over time. So today we're covering its early pioneer history, first businesses, the start of its reputation and its significant LGBTQ history. Night at the Sweet Gum Head LGBTQ Context Study Want to support this podcast? Visit here Email: thevictorialemos@gmail.com Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
He's never seen 1 winning case of employee misclassification (1099 vs W2) as Top 50 Construction Lawyer…Over the last 30 years…And this new FLSA law tightens the noose.Roofers are being forced to change sales reps from 1099 to W2. Watch this in-depth interview with Philip Siegel to find out the truth.Changes are hitting the roofing industry hard and fast - from every angle. FLSA, non-competes getting banned, private equity gobbling everyone up, insurance policies tightening by the day, material price hikes, and skyrocketing interest rates. If you're not one step ahead of the changes, you're on the fast-track to dying. Your network is your lifeline.That's where you get insider information to outcompete the rest and stomp the scum out.That's what we do together inside the Roofing & Solar Reform Alliance (RSRA). Book Your Application Call: www.rsra.org/joinGUEST CONTACT INFO: Philip J. Siegel, Esq. Hendrick, Phillips, Salzman & Siegel, P.C.230 Peachtree Street, N.W. Suite 2500 Atlanta, GA 30303-1515 Main: (404) 522-1410 Direct: (404) 469-9197 Fax: (404) 522-9545 Email: pjs@hpsslaw.comhttps://www.hpsslaw.com/=============Join the Roofing & Solar Reform Alliance to OutSell, OutGrow, and OutCompete the Rest as We STOMP The Scum Out! - Sales Training & Ongoing Support - Endorsement & Differentiation - Mentorship & CollaborationBecome one of us: https://www.rsra.org/joinText ‘DEMO' 303-222-7133 or call.FREE Training Center: https://theroofstrategist.com/free-training-centerLooking for a roofing sales job? Get connected with an RSRA Member: https://secure.rsra.org/find-a-jobGet My Book: https://a.co/d/7tsW3LxCONTACTCall/Text: 303-222-7133Email: help@roofstrategist.comFOLLOW ADAM BENSMANhttps://www.facebook.com/adam.bensman/https://www.facebook.com/RoofStrategist/https://www.instagram.com/roofstrategist/https://www.tiktok.com/@roofstrategisthttps://www.linkedin.com/in/roofstrategist/#roofstrategist #roofsales #d2d #solar #solarsales #roofing #roofer #canvassing #hail #wind #hurricane #sales #roofclaim #rsra #roofingandsolarreformalliance #reformers
This week, we're talking about Piedmont Hospital. From its start as a small sanitarium in 1904, the doctor that started it, its numerous expansions, the move to Peachtree Street and the impact it had on Atlanta. Want to support this podcast? Visit here Email: thevictorialemos@gmail.com Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
This week's mini episode is an Atlanta-adjacent topic but one still very intertwined with the city's history. If you're new here, Georgia is the peach state, but in this episode we're going to delve into the history. Why peaches? Where were the peaches? And the most important question of all - why is it named Peachtree Street and why are there so many Peachtree-named streets in Atlanta? Want to support this podcast? Visit here Email: thevictorialemos@gmail.com Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
MDJ Script/ Top Stories for Dec 9th Publish Date: Dec 8th Commercial: Henssler :15 From the Henssler Financial Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast. Today is Saturday, December 9th and Happy 69th Birthday to actor JOHN MALKOVICH. ***12.09.23 - BIRTHDAY - JOHN MALKOVICH*** I'm Dan Radcliffe and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia. Marietta High Students Being Discharged from Hospital After Chemistry Lab Mishap Man Arrested in Fatal Nov. 12 Shooting of Marietta Middle Teacher Atlanta Man Charged with Murder at Cumberland Hotel All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe! BREAK: CU of GA STORY 1: UPDATE: Marietta High Students Being Discharged from Hospital After Chemistry Lab Mishap Two Marietta High School students suffered chemical burns during a chemistry lab experiment. The incident involved sulfuric acid and magnesium, and occurred when the concentration of the acid was possibly too high, causing an unexpected and abrupt reaction. Both students were wearing safety gear and were under the teacher's direct supervision. Emergency protocols were followed, including placing the injured students under an emergency shower. The students were hospitalized but were in the process of being discharged. The school implemented safety measures, and discussions with the teacher and science department are planned to prevent similar incidents in the future. STORY 2: Man Arrested in Fatal Nov. 12 Shooting of Marietta Middle Teacher A suspect, Leroy Hinton, has been arrested and charged with murder in the shooting death of Marietta Middle School teacher Jason Ogbomoh. The 30-year-old suspect faces charges of felony murder, aggravated assault, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. The motive for the shooting has not been provided, and the relationship between the suspect and the victim is undisclosed. The 25-year-old victim sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was found on Peachtree Street on November 12. Ogbomoh, a computer science teacher at Marietta Middle School, was remembered as a mentor and role model by the school community. STORY 3: Atlanta Man Charged with Murder at Cumberland Hotel Donte Leon Hale of Atlanta has been charged by the Cobb County Police Department in connection with the fatal shooting at a Cumberland hotel. The suspect is accused of shooting 26-year-old Demarcus Watson with a handgun on November 28 at the Budgetel Inns & Suites — Atlanta Galleria Stadium. Hale faces charges of felony murder, aggravated assault, and two gun-related charges due to his status as a convicted felon. The suspect, who has a previous felony conviction in DeKalb County in 2003, is not listed in Cobb County jail records, and it's unclear whether he has been apprehended. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.799.6810 for more info. We'll be right back Break: ESOG – CHRISTMAS PIEDMONT STORY 4: Feds Investigating Cobb Schools for Alleged Discrimination The U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights is investigating the Cobb County School District for a potential violation of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, following a complaint made since the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas conflict. The investigation is part of a series looking into allegations of discrimination, including antisemitism, anti-Muslim, anti-Arab, or shared ancestry violations. However, the district spokesperson stated that the complaint, related to a single school, is not about antisemitism. The probe could lead to a plan for compliance with Title VI or, if necessary, federal enforcement action, although such actions in education are rare. The investigation follows the Biden-Harris Administration's effort to address rising reports of discrimination in educational institutions. STORY 5: Cobb CIDs Chip in for Education Campaign on Transit Tax Referendum Two Cobb County Community Improvement Districts (CIDs) are allocating $50,000 each to support an "educational outreach" campaign aimed at voters for next year's transit sales tax referendum. The Cumberland CID and Town Center CID are contributing, and the Cobb County commissioners will be asked for $187,000 for the campaign. The proposed sales tax, known as the Mobility Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (M-SPLOST), would fund transit programs in Cobb over 10 or 30 years, with a centerpiece of a bus rapid transit network. The campaign aims to educate citizens about the potential benefits of the M-SPLOST. We'll be back in a moment Break: DRAKE – INGLES 1 STORY 6: 'Made Marietta A Beautiful Place To Live': Marietta Citizen Of The Year Announced Bonnie Buckner Reavis has been named Marietta's 2023 Citizen of the Year in recognition of her significant contributions to the arts in the city. Reavis serves as the executive director of the Marietta Arts Council, playing a key role in initiatives like the creation of downtown murals, the annual Mountain to River TrailFest, and securing art installations along the Mountain to River Trail. The award was presented by Marietta Mayor Steve Tumlin, who commended Reavis for her dedication to the artistic and cultural life of Marietta. Reavis expressed gratitude and highlighted the importance of the arts in building and reflecting community spirit. STORY 7: General Assembly passes Republican-drawn congressional map The Georgia House, controlled by Republicans, has passed a new congressional map in response to a federal judge's ruling that the existing map violated the Voting Rights Act. The map was approved along party lines, with a 98-71 vote, and is now awaiting Governor Brian Kemp's signature. The new map creates an additional Black-majority district in western metro Atlanta, addressing the judge's order. However, House Democrats argue that Republicans are eliminating a "coalition" congressional district through political gerrymandering. The new map is expected to face legal challenges, with critics expressing disappointment and vowing to address non-compliance in court. Break: Henssler :60 Signoff- Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Marietta Daily Journal podcast. 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The Atlanta Story podcast features meaningful stories of Atlanta's builders, creators, and entrepreneurs. In this episode Jon Birdsong sits down with Victoria Lemos, Founder of Archive Atlanta. Born and raised in New York, Victoria moved to Atlanta 18 years ago and since then has become a prolific podcaster through Archive Atlanta. Two hundred and thirty episodes later, Victoria has covered everything from the most underrated neighborhood – which we discussed, to the quirky stories in the cracks and crevices of Atlanta's history rarely told. Other topics in today's interview include, the three buildings everyone in Atlanta should visit, the best park, why she gravitates towards specific stories, how history rhymes with the past today, and much more. The Atlanta Story is put together by the folks at Atlanta Ventures -- and we can't wait to share some of the personalities behind the brand. Atlanta Ventures invests in entrepreneurs through community, content, and capital -- most notably through our Studio with companies like Greenzie and Intown Golf Club. We believe the best entrepreneurs learn from other great artists in different fields. In this episode, we discuss… Why Victoria started the Atlanta Archive. (1:35) Do the subjects drive the time period or does the time period drive the subjects? (4:55) Let's talk about zoning. Can you share a primer for our listeners who may not know the importance of it today and the historical significance as well. (6:14) The most interesting cemetery to you? (7:26) The 3 buildings that everyone visiting Atlanta must visit? (8:58) How do you come across the buildings? (10:54) Favorite park and why? (21:37) What's the pink house behind the new Chic-fil-a on Peachtree Street and Collier Road? (45:28) What archives or time period should get more attention but does not? Why Atlanta and what has Atlanta done for you? (52:42) Resources discussed in this episode: Archive Atlanta: https://www.archiveatlantapodcast.com/ How you can get involved: Visit atlantaventures.com/studio if you're interested in learning more about Atlanta Ventures and the Studio. Where you can find us: Website: www.atlstory.com Twitter: @theatlantastory Instagram: @theatlantastory YouTube: Here Subscribe to the newsletter here.
Paulding County News Podcast Wednesday 6, 2023 Adopt From Dallas-Hiram Area Shelters: This article highlights the availability of adoptable pets in and around Dallas-Hiram for families looking to welcome a furry companion. It emphasizes the significant number of shelter animals, approximately 6 million annually in the United States, taken in by rescue organizations. Sadly, only around half of these animals, roughly 3.2 million, find homes each year. The article encourages readers to consider adopting a pet from local shelters and provides a list of available animals through Petfinder, catering to various preferences for cuddly or companionable pets. It also mentions that the list is generated using Petfinder data and invites local shelters to list their adoptable pets through Petfinder...........This from the Patch 7-year-old shot, killed at Lithonia gas station, father arrested In Lithonia, a tragic incident occurred at a gas station on Rock Chapel Road, resulting in the death of a 7-year-old boy. The DeKalb County Police Department responded to a shooting incident on September 4th at around 6:30 p.m. The boy's father, 42-year-old Dante Daugherty, has been arrested and is facing charges of two counts of cruelty to children in the 2nd degree and one count of 2nd-degree murder. Further details about the incident are currently unavailable, leaving the community and authorities with many questions surrounding this heartbreaking event..........This from Fox 5 5 teenagers killed in crash on I-85 in Gwinnett In Gwinnett County, a tragic car crash occurred at the junction of Interstate 85 and Ga. 316 near Pleasant Hill Road, resulting in five deaths and three injuries. The victims, all teenagers, have been identified as Katy Gaitan (17), Ashley Gaitan (16), Coral Lorenzo (17), Hung Nguyen (18), and Abner Santana (19). Three of them attended Lakeside High School in DeKalb County. The accident involved three vehicles, with one car going over a wall from Ga. 316 to I-85 South, colliding with a third car below around 3:45 a.m. The crash resulted in multiple ejections, and authorities are still investigating the cause of the incident, which remains unclear............This from WSBTV Dragon Con wraps up, raises more than $200K for cancer organization Dragon Con, a popular pop culture, fantasy, sci-fi, and gaming convention held in downtown Atlanta, concluded with over 70,000 attendees from around the world. The sold-out event featured various activities, including parties, workshops, panels, autograph sessions, gaming, and merchandise shopping. A public parade on Peachtree Street was also a highlight. The convention raised at least $200,000 for its designated charity, CURE Childhood Cancer, and has contributed over $1.23 million to charitable causes in the past decade. The next Dragon Con is scheduled for Labor Day weekend from August 29 to September 2 next year...........This from Fox 5 Weather: As we start to cool off this weekend, starting to come into that amazing fall season, we see the highs staying around the mid to high 80's with lows in the 60's. Go out and enjoy some fun summer activities before they are too cool to do it! #weatherreport #coolingoff #high70s #low80s #pleasestaycool #toohot #humidity #mostlysunny #outdooractivities #perfectweather Did you feel it? Earthquake shakes North Georgia border A 2.0 magnitude earthquake occurred in Morganton, a small city in the North Georgia mountains, near the state lines of Tennessee and North Carolina. The earthquake struck at around 4:15 p.m. on a Sunday afternoon. According to the USGS, for residents in the immediate area, it likely felt like a small sharp jolt followed by a few stronger sharp shakes. People further away may not have felt it at all, or if they did, it was described as a subtle gentle shake or two, especially noticeable when sitting still. In the past year, Georgia has experienced a total of 20 earthquakes............This from WSBTV UGA football staffer arrested on speeding and reckless driving charges Jarvis Jones, a former University of Georgia (UGA) football star linebacker and current UGA football staffer, was arrested on Friday night for speeding and reckless driving charges. The incident is part of a pattern within the UGA football program, which has faced scrutiny since a fatal crash in January involving a UGA player and staffer. Coach Kirby Smart acknowledged the ongoing issue, emphasizing the safety of players and the need to eliminate high-speed driving among team members. The program aims to prioritize harm reduction and produce not only successful athletes but also quality citizens who contribute positively to the community..................This from 11 Alive Weird news: Delta flight from Atlanta forced to return after passenger reportedly suffers diarrhea on plane: Delta Flight 194 from Atlanta to Barcelona had to make an emergency landing back in Atlanta due to an onboard medical issue. According to a radio snippet from the pilot, the issue involved a passenger who had diarrhea throughout the plane, leading to concerns about biohazard. The flight, which typically takes eight to nine hours, returned to Atlanta after only six hours in the air. Delta confirmed the emergency landing due to a medical issue but did not confirm the specific nature of the problem. They issued an apology to passengers for the delay and inconvenience caused by the incident..........This from Fox 5 Nebraska Police Issue Citation To Driver With Bull Riding Shotgun In Nebraska, police officers had an unusual traffic stop when they encountered a bull named "Howdy Doody" riding in a car along Route 275 near Norfolk. Officers initially responded to a report about a "vehicle with a cow inside" and were surprised to find a full-size Watusi bull owned by Lee Meyer. The officers addressed traffic violations related to the situation but gave Meyer a warning rather than a ticket. Howdy Doody is a local celebrity known for appearing at parades, but his fame hadn't reached Norfolk at the time of his unexpected ride, leading to some humorous confusion for Meyer's family..........This from Huff Post Here are some things you're talking about: Call us with your thoughts or story at 404.997-8655 From What's Happening in Paulding County: MsJuicy Bowman said “Ok I need some help for a single mother who is due with twin girls in December 27th but will probably have them early! I asked her if she was having a baby shower she said no because she has no one to show up! She has no family hardly any friends! She needs everything! She's renting a room and working her tail off trying to get all she needs! I want to throw her a baby shower in my home and am reaching out for donations to get these precious little angels what they need! If you want to donate or buy something for this family or even want to attend the baby shower please please let me know! They say It takes a village and she needs our help! “ Others commented: Gigi Bee “Let me know the date for the shower I'll do the cake!” Erika French “ I would love to come and donate something! I have 2 closings this month so I'd love to help!” Kanika Reeves “ I have 2 Chicco Zip I purchased in 2019. We haven't used them since 2020 and are good until 2026. They unzip so the padding can be cleaned.” Beth Brice “Can you make an Amazon wish list and post it? I would be happy to send something.” Fran Ford “I dont know her but would help give her a shower. She needs to know she isnt alone.” From the Paulding County Sheriffs office Facebook page: The Paulding County Sheriff's office posted to have a happy labor day on Monday. A lot of people thanked them and others hated on them here are the comments. Connie Blair Bullock “Thank you for your protection! Have a great day!” Nevin Young “I am guessing you don't have any weight standards on your department.” William Smith “Thank you for crushing our skulls in!” Thomas C Anthony “Try not to suplex anyone today” Austin Bryan “Happy Labor Day! Stay safe!” #facebook #pages #whatareyoutalkingabout #thisisyourstory #yourstory #yourcommunity #needsyourattention Events: September 8th and 9th at 6 pm is the Rockmart Pro Rodeo Bat attitudes game 1 is Thursday at 6:15 at Sara Babb Park field 3 This Saturday at 2PM dungeons and Dragon's adventure league at bucking goal brewing company Big Rich Brock Comedy will be at VFW post 5408 in Acworth September 9th at 7:30 #eventshappeningnearyou #weekendevents #weekdayevents #pauldingcountyuncensoredfacebookpage #whatyouaretalkingabout #whatsgoingoninpauldingcounty #events #loveevents #getyououtofthehouse #funforthefamily GBI: 29-year-old man dead and three others injured in Dublin shooting: A shooting in Dublin, Georgia, left one person dead and three others injured. The incident occurred at approximately 2 a.m. near the ACE Lounges on East Jackson Street. The deceased individual was identified as 29-year-old Richard Collins, while the conditions of the three injured individuals remain unknown. The investigation is ongoing, with no arrests made at this time. Authorities are seeking information related to the incident, and anyone with details can contact the GBI regional investigative office or the Dublin Police Department. Anonymous tips can also be submitted through various channels. The article also mentions the More Than A Number project designed to assist families affected by tragedy and trauma.............This from 13 WMAZ Interview: www.esogrepair.com www.chattahoochietech.edu www.cuofga.org www.daycosystems.com www.angie.atlcommunities.com www.powerselectricga.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Mix is live backstage at Lollapalooza 2023!Lollapalooza Day 3: Some things just go well together. Peanut butter and jelly, chips and salsa, lexapro and water. But you better add Yung Gravy (AKA the Milf Menace) and bbno$ to that list. The duo dropped by the Mix tent backstage at Lollapalooza to talk with McCabe and Emma about how they slid into each other's SoundCloud DMs, producing music shirtless, and they even dip into McCabe's box of Possibly Unfortunate Questions. Their new album "Gravy Baby 3" drops on August 25th, and until then you can can check out their new single "Nightmare on Peachtree Street." Hear McCabe and Emma talk about all this and more with Yung Gravy and bbno$ on the Mix New Music Club Podcast: Lollapalooza Edition! Follow McCabe: McCabe's InstaFollow The Mix: The MixstagramStream The Mix: Listen Live Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The Mix is live backstage at Lollapalooza 2023! Lollapalooza Day 3: Some things just go well together. Peanut butter and jelly, chips and salsa, lexapro and water. But you better add Yung Gravy (AKA the Milf Menace) and bbno$ to that list. The duo dropped by the Mix tent backstage at Lollapalooza to talk with McCabe and Emma about how they slid into each other's SoundCloud DMs, producing music shirtless, and they even dip into McCabe's box of Possibly Unfortunate Questions. Their new album "Gravy Baby 3" drops on August 25th, and until then you can can check out their new single "Nightmare on Peachtree Street." Hear McCabe and Emma talk about all this and more with Yung Gravy and bbno$ on the Mix New Music Club Podcast: Lollapalooza Edition! Follow McCabe: McCabe's Insta Follow The Mix: The Mixstagram Stream The Mix: Listen Live
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Today on the show: Bo Emerson from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on the "last mansion" on Peachtree Street. Fake IDs. What's the biggest waste of money? Selling furniture. Plus, Johnny Kielbasa with a Fast Food Review! 4-7pm on 95.5 WSB. #preesh
Introduction: Welcome to Five & Thrive: a weekly podcast highlighting the Southeast's most interesting news, entrepreneurs, and information of the week, all under 5 minutes. My name is Jon Birdsong and I'm with Atlanta Ventures. Product Release of the Week: Who doesn't love a good product release and this week, after much anticipated industry coverage, Greenzie has pushed a major update to their software. Quick reminder about Greenzie, they are a software company that makes commercial lawn mowers autonomous. They have partnered with manufacturers including Wright Manufacturing and Bobcat to build the mowers with a few more bells and whistles so they can be activated into autonomous mowers. Landscapers love them, especially landscapers who mow big, wide open fields. This week, Greenzie launched a major update to their software including: Job saving and reloading: Map an area once and mow all season with the press of a button on an easy-to-use interface with no app download required. So now a lawn maintenance company can mow the perimeter of a property once and it's saved in the database so you don't have to mow the perimeter again. Before, you had to mow the perimeter each time. Not any more. Another major feature is job continuation. If your mower or job was interrupted now you can pick up where you left off with ease. Before it would start over from the beginning. These are huge workflow updates along with several other enhancements! Congrats to the Greenzie engineering team on delivering to the market. Quiet Giant of the Week: This company just moved their HQ to 999 Peachtree Street which is 10th and Peachtree, right where Empire State South used to be. The name of the company is called FIXD Automotive. They have approximately 40 employees led by CEO, John Gattusso. Fixd is a hardware and software company that offers drivers the tools and resources that produce money saved and peace-of-mind over the life of their car. Their FIXD Sensor, which works with any gas-powered car since 1996 relays car problems from the vehicle to the FIXD App via Bluetooth. With the FIXD sensor, now you can translate 7000+ engine codes into plain English on your smartphone, see how severe your issue is, access detailed repair guides and how-to videos, monitor the health of multiple vehicles, and receive automated maintenance alerts. FIXD started out of Create-X and has been a Quiet Giant, growing steadily and quietly for years. Question of the Week: We've been getting asked a bunch recently, what is Atlanta Ventures take on Artificial Intelligence? There is no question AI is a transformative evolution in technology. There will be several jobs and roles augmented and alleviated. From a pure consumer perspective, we are users of ChatGPT and Dall-E2 and explore those applications often. When it comes to pure investment in the space, it all depends on how AI is being applied. For example, last week, we invested in AdPipe out of Athens, Ga. They are Motion-First marketing platform that goes and finds specific types of clips in your video library, clips them into 2 second gifs, makes it easy to add overlays and copy, and then packages them up so marketers and sales reps now have a motion-first, customized piece of content. The engineering team is leveraging AI to find those specific clips. For example, one of their most well-known clients is Caterpillar. AdPipe now uses AI to find “videos of tractors” in Caterpillar's video library and within 30 seconds, AI has gone in and found dozens of videos from years of investment and delivered it to the AdPipe platform. Before AI, someone manually would have to go into the Caterpillar library, watch a lot of video for a few seconds to find tractor clips, clip it, and then upload it to AdPipe. Not anymore. One other point around narrative and storytelling on the fundraising side to highlight with AdPipe; they didn't brand themselves as a Generative-AI marketing platform when we first engaged with them. They were already solving a very real problem in the market with dozens of industrial customers. Instead, they are using AI to improve a specific use case and workflow. If we met a company that had no customers, limited product or revenue, and they positioned their product as an Generative-AI marketing platform, this is when our spidey senses would have heighted and immediately questioned if this was a spin on a piece of innovative technology looking for a problem to solve. All said and done, when it comes to AI, make sure the problem being solved is a real pain point and apply it smartly – a good example is the AdPipe product. Annnnd that is five minutes! Links discussed:
The McEachern girls dominated the first half, then fought off a strong comeback by Campbell in the second to take a 50-47 victory over their longtime county rivals in the second round of the Class AAAAAAA state basketball tournament at Lovinggood Arena on Saturday. It was all McEachern in the first half as it led 30-15 at halftime, but Campbell outscored the Indians 32-20 in the second half to narrow the margin. With the win, McEachern advanced to the state quarterfinals for the 10th time in 13 years. The Indians will host Central Gwinnett in the state quarterfinals Wednesday at 6 p.m. The McEachern boys earned its seventh state quarterfinal appearance in eight years with a resounding 88-51 victory over Westlake in the second round of the Class AAAAAAA state tournament at Lovinggood Arena on Saturday. With the win, McEachern will now host county rival Wheeler in a quarterfinal showdown between the top two ranked teams in the state in the ScoreAtlanta pre-tournament Class 7 A boys' state rankings – with the Wildcats ranked Number 1 and the Indians Number 2. That game is scheduled for a 7:30 p.m. tip-off on Wednesday. The Black History Month dinner hosted by the city of Smyrna, called off multiple times in recent years because of the pandemic, convened Friday evening at the Smyrna recreation center. More than 150 people were eager to listen to the night's keynote speaker, Erica Armstrong Dunbar, author of “She Came to Slay: The Life and Times of Harriet Tubman.” Councilman Lewis Wheaton welcomed and thanked the guests for coming, reminding them that the proceeds from the evening would benefit the foundations for Griffin and Campbell middle schools, before introducing Dunbar to loud applause. Dunbar's goal was to reintroduce people to Harriet Tubman. Tubman is best known as the most famous conductor of the Underground Railroad — a network of secret routes slaves used during the 1800s to escape to freedom. Tubman would make the journey to lead people out of enslavement at least 13 times. Dunbar discussed how the Black Lives Matter movement reminds Americans of the people and names who have been and continue to be lost to violence, adding that social reform is an ongoing process. With her book, Dunbar said she was trying to tell the story of a complex woman who dedicated her life to social justice, and how her influence still inspires new generations. After the presentation, a long line formed to get books autographed by the author, particularly some young readers, who remarked that they really loved hearing about Harriet Tubman. Several hundred people ran full tilt into Lake Acworth on Saturday — some of them in costume. The brisk excursion was part of the “Polar Plunge,” an annual national fundraiser for the Special Olympics. The money will help run and sponsor athletes for the state's Special Olympics, which will be at Emory University in May. The event was jointly organized by the Special Olympics of Georgia and Law Enforcement Torch Run, a long-running campaign among law enforcement professionals who support the Special Olympics. Several local law enforcement agencies raised money and submerged officers and staff, including the Kennesaw and Acworth police departments, and the Cobb County Sheriff's Department, the latter of which won the costume contest by riding into the lake on toy horses. The water temperature inside the lake was estimated to be in the upper 50s. Matthew Wynne, a Special Olympics athlete who grew up in Alpharetta, said the cold water is part of what makes the event fun, and he wouldn't have minded if the water had been more frigid. Georgia Milton-Sheats, CEO of Special Olympics Georgia since 1999, ran into the lake alongside other Special Olympics organizers. She said almost 500 people raised money and registered for the plunge, and the event raised more than $230,000. State Senator Ed Setzler, filed legislation this week to reimpose Republicans' county commission district map on the Cobb Board of Commissioners. Senate Bill 236 mirrors the map passed last year by the General Assembly and signed into law by Governor Brian Kemp, which drew Democratic Commissioner Jerica Richardson out of her seat. The proposal comes after Setzler filed a bill — SB 124 — explicitly prohibiting Georgia counties from drawing their own district lines, which the commission's Democrats have been working to do since October. If passed, the tandem bills could overrule the Democrats' “home rule” effort designed to amend the district lines and keep Richardson in office. Though Republican officials, including Attorney General Chris Carr, have said the home rule bid is unconstitutional, Richardson and her two Democratic colleagues on the Cobb Board of Commissioners maintain the effort is legal. Richardson said were the legislation to be passed, it would end her tenure on the board. East Cobb resident Larry Savage, meanwhile, challenged the constitutionality of the home rule effort in a lawsuit filed just before the new year. That lawsuit was later withdrawn, with Savage saying a follow-up suit was forthcoming. That suit, however, has yet to materialize. Savage last said he was working with a new attorney but did not respond to a request for comment this week. Andrew Young Jr., former ambassador to the United Nations, former congressman, past mayor of Atlanta and civil rights icon, will be the keynote speaker at the Georgia Symphony Orchestra's annual Celebrity Luncheon fundraiser. The event will take place March 18 from noon to 3 p.m. at the Marietta Country Club. Ambassador Young will be joined by a group of local artists, authors, musicians and business leaders. Proceeds from the event will benefit the GSO's musical performance, youth education and outreach programs. Not only are guests certain to be inspired by Ambassador Young, but they also will select to be seated at a table with one of a carefully curated collection of influential and creative area personalities to learn more about them. A specially created three-course menu will be prepared by Gary Sanderson, Marietta Country Club executive chef, and his team. The event also will provide a fantastic opportunity for guests to indulge themselves from among an array of silent and live auction goods, such as rare trinkets and tidbits, fine art and everyday splurges. On March 11, Cobb County will be well represented in the 139th Atlanta St. Patrick's Parade as it marches down Peachtree Street in Midtown Atlanta. Ten local groups will participate in one the largest St. Patrick's parades in the Southeast, which draws hundreds of parade watchers from around the region. The parade will begin at noon at the intersection of Peachtree Street and 15th Street and will continue down Peachtree to 5th Street, concluding at 1:30 p.m. The Cobb County Groups are: - the 116th Army Band, Artz for the Harp, Atlanta Freedom Band, Atlanta Gaelic Athletic Association, Cosplay Volunteers of Atlanta, DREAM Dachshund Rescue, Firefighters Emerald Society of Metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia Smoke Diver Association, MIB DragonCon Parade Crew and Twilight Twirlers of Marietta #CobbCounty #Marietta #LocalNews - - - - The Marietta Daily Journal Podcast is local news for Marietta, Kennesaw, Smyrna, and all of Cobb County. Subscribe today, so you don't miss an episode! 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Master Shopkeeper Stories are back! The first of the series is Anne, a Master Shopkeeper member. Anne was set to take over her father's consulting business when he retired. But another idea nagged at her: opening, running, and scaling a retail store. Anne's dream took off quickly, with her first location turning a profit in her second year of business and her second location opening soon after. While growing Peachtree Street, Anne continued parenting her three children on her own. Listen in to learn more about Anne's journey, how she balances single parenthood with shopkeeping, and how Master Shopkeepers has supported her through it all. For show notes, visit savvyshopkeeper.com/episode157. Learn more about Kathy Cruz and Savvy Shopkeeper at Savvy Shopkeeper Follow Kathy on Instagram (@savvyshopkeeper)
In this episode of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's newest podcast, Go Atlanta, AJC Entertainment reporter Rodney Ho looks at the new Paramount+ documentary, “Sometimes We Touch” and talks about the soft revolution featured in the film. Plus, Rodney talks about Madonna's return to Atlanta at State Farm Arena. Yvonne Zusel from the AJC food and dining team explores an Atlanta favorite from the Atlanta Classics series: Polaris. Hear about the fascinating history of the flying saucer-style restaurant and lounge above the Hyatt Regency Hotel on Peachtree Street. Plus, Yvonne will tell you about the relocation of a longtime sushi restaurant and where you can find a great hot toddy. AJC Arts and Entertainment editor Shane Harrison introduces you to Staibdance's Ararat, which is set for three first-iteration performances at Emory University's Schwartz Center for Performing Arts, Dance Studio. Listen and subscribe to the new Go Atlanta podcast for free at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or Stitcher. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Diane Seaman Poitier, a very well regarded past life regression therapist, learned about past lives when she unexpectedly discovered that she had lived a past life, and that one of her past lives was Margaret Mitchell, the author of Gone with the Wind. This episode gives you a preview of her upcoming book: "Slaying Dragons on Peachtree Street".
An artist reflects on 4 years of massive change. Interview Recorded: April 19, 2022 - 235 Peachtree Street, 4th Floor - Atlanta, GA 30303 Who introduced us – An old friend. Who should I have next on The Atlanta Podcast – N/A Intro and Outro Music– Brian Revels
Let's discuss how she's worked with The Today Show, CNN, The Braves, and many more. Plus the most important lesson she's learned as a host, reporter, and spokesperson - Don't make it weird. Interview Recorded: 235 Peachtree Street 4th Floor Atlanta 30303 - 2/2/22 Who should I have next on The Atlanta Podcast - Beth Keener or Kelsey Wingert Intro and Outro Music– Brian Revels Listen to this episode on your favorite app.
80s and 90s ATL/ATH rock n roll debauchery tales and so much more. Find all things Eric these days at his website. Interview Recorded: 235 Peachtree Street 4th Floor Atlanta 30303 - 3/2/22 Finca To Filter Coffee sponsors today's show – Celebrating Humanity's Finest! Who should I have next on The Atlanta Podcast - Intro and Outro Music– Brian Revels Listen to this episode on your favorite app or on the player on this website.
This week's mini episode is all about Sherwood Forest. No, no, not the mythical woods from Robin Hood, but the mid-century, Atlanta neighborhood tucked next to Ansley Park, just off Peachtree Street. A true “hidden gem”, where you can see one of the oldest homes in Atlanta, along with a catalog of 1950s ranches. Want to support this podcast? Visit here Email: thevictorialemos@gmail.com Facebook | Instagram | Twitter
Two women are missing, one from Atlanta, Georgia, one from Truckee, California. Allahnia Lenoir was last seen on July 30th. Her mother says she went to an apartment on Peachtree Street to visit friends and hasn't been seen since. Kiely Rodni was last seen on August 6th after going to a party with about 100 other young adults in California's Tahoe National Forest near the Prosser Family Campground in Truckee. Joining Nancy Grace Today: Janette Jackson - Mother of Allahnia Lenoir, Instagram: @finding__fruity John W. Dill, Esquire - Personal Injury Lawyer, Winter Park, Florida, Author: "The Method: Proven Techniques for Winning Jury Trials", www.JohnWDill.com, Twitter/IG @JohnWDillESQ, Represented Michelle Parker's Family Dr. Shari Schwartz - Forensic Psychologist (specializing in Capital Mitigation and Victim Advocacy), PantherMitigation.com, Twitter: @TrialDoc, Author: "Criminal Behavior" and "Where Law and Psychology Intersect: Issues in Legal Psychology" Chris Byers - Former Police Chief Johns Creek Georgia, 25 years as Police Officer, Private Investigator and Polygraph Examiner, www.chrisbyersinvestigationsandpolygraph.com Sydney Sumner - Investigative Reporter, CrimeOnline ALLAHNIA LENOIR TIPLINE: Atlanta Police Department Homicide/Adult Missing Person Unit (404) 546-4235 or BAMFI (Black and Missing Foundation, Inc.) (877) 97-BAMFI KIELY RODNI TIPLINE: Placer County Sheriff (530) 581-6320, Option 7 or findkiely@gmail.com findkiely.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
April 2017, Police were called to an abandoned home on 505 PeachTree Street. The caller reported a strong foul oder coming from the property.
Jen talks to us about: How she went from finance to emerging technologies. What makes a good pitch. Why she loves helping entrepreneurs tell their stories. All that plus The Atlanta Favorites Quiz and much more. Interview Recorded: 3/9/2022 - 235 Peachtree Street, 4th Floor - Atlanta, GA 30303 Jen on LinkedIn Intro and Outro Music– Brian Revels Listen to this episode on your favorite app.
What he learned running 630 miles in circles. Interview Recorded: 2/1/2022 – 235 Peachtree Street, 4th Floor – Atlanta, GA 30303 Witt on Instagram Intro Music– Brian Revels Outro Music by: Eric Leland Listen to this episode on...
What he learned running 630 miles in circles. Interview Recorded: 2/1/2022 - 235 Peachtree Street, 4th Floor - Atlanta, GA 30303 Witt on Instagram Intro Music– Brian Revels Outro Music by: Eric Leland
La gran ciudad y el campo suelen ser conceptos excluyentes. Por su ubicación, clima y amor por los árboles, la capital del estado de Georgia es una excepción: casi la mitad del término municipal está cubierto de árboles. El bosque asoma en enormes espacios como Piedmont Park y el jardín botánico, en los frondosos laterales de muchas calles o en la enorme franja de naturaleza del BeltLine, antigua línea férrea rehabilitada como vía verde a lo largo de decenas de kilómetros. Podemos identificar infinidad de especies, incluido el melocotonero, que da nombre a una de las arterias principales (Peachtree Street) y presta su fruto como emblema y apodo a esta ciudad: The Big Peach. Una de sus habitantes, la filóloga y profesora Shannon Williams, nos acompaña junto a su pareja, Francisco Espinosa. Con ellos visitamos el Parque Olímpico del Centenario, legado de los juegos olímpicos de 1996, y el surtido de atracciones que tiene en su perímetro: una noria gigante, la sede central del canal CNN, estadios, un descomunal acuario y el contiguo Mundo de Coca-Cola, exhibición permanente sobre esta marca de raíz atlantesa. A unos pasos encontramos el Centro para los Derechos Civiles y Humanos, que mantiene vivo el espíritu de un ciudadano ejemplar, el premio Nobel de la Paz Martin Luther King. Su casa natal y otros lugares ligados a su biografía se reúnen en un parque histórico nacional que recorremos de la mano de Julie Galle. También contamos con las voces de otras residentes: Vanessa Álamo, Swani González y Ana Mari Toro. Descubrimos mercados y restaurantes en Krog Street Market y Ponce City Market; barrios inspiradores como el East Side, Midtown o el lujoso Buckhead; y propuestas culturales de la talla del High Museum of Art. Cerramos ruta en Roswell, encantador suburbio del norte de Atlanta que conserva construcciones anteriores a la guerra civil de Estados Unidos. Escuchar audio
On December 15, 1921, gunshots echoed across Atlanta's famous Peachtree Street moments before a handsome young man darted away from Kaiser's Jewelers. Frank DuPre left in his wake a dead Pinkerton guard and a missing ring. As Christmas shoppers looked on in panic, he raced through the Kimball House Hotel and shot another victim. The brazen events terrified a crime-filled city already on edge. A manhunt captured the nineteen-year-old, unemployed DuPre, who faced a quick conviction and a hanging sentence. Months of appeals pitted a prosecutor demanding some "good old-fashioned rope" against "maudlin sentimentalists" and "sob sisters." Author Tom Hughes recounts the true harrowing story behind the legend of one of the last men hanged in Atlanta. Tom Hughes was a radio journalist and morning host in Atlanta for over thirty years and is a member of the Georgia Radio Hall of Fame. He has resided in in-town Atlanta since 1977. This is his second book exploring a true crime from Atlanta's past. The first was "Rich Georgian Strangely Shot: Eugene Grace, Daisy of the Leopard Spots, and the Great Atlanta Shooting of 1912" (McFarland 2012). Hanging the Peachtree Bandit: The True Tale of Atlanta's Infamous Frank DuPre
Jay returns for a 3rd time to discuss his growing empire of shows and the state of the podcast industry. Interview Recorded: 1/12/2022 – 235 Peachtree Street, 3rd Floor – Atlanta, GA 30303 Intro And Outro...
Jay returns for a 3rd time to discuss his growing empire of shows and the state of the podcast industry. Interview Recorded: 1/12/2022 - 235 Peachtree Street, 3rd Floor - Atlanta, GA 30303 Intro And Outro Music– The Luxury Kings Listen to this episode on your favorite app or on the player on our website.
On December 15, 1921, gunshots echoed across Atlanta's famous Peachtree Street moments before a handsome young man darted away from Kaiser's Jewelers. Frank DuPre left in his wake a dead Pinkerton guard and a missing ring. As Christmas shoppers looked on in panic, he raced through the Kimball House Hotel and shot another victim. The brazen events terrified a crime-filled city already on edge. A manhunt captured the nineteen-year-old, unemployed DuPre, who faced a quick conviction and a hanging sentence. Months of appeals pitted a prosecutor demanding some "good old-fashioned rope" against "maudlin sentimentalists" and "sob sisters." Author Tom Hughes recounts the true harrowing story behind the legend of one of the last men hanged in Atlanta. Tom Hughes was a radio journalist and morning host in Atlanta for over thirty years and is a member of the Georgia Radio Hall of Fame. He has resided in in-town Atlanta since 1977. This is his second book exploring a true crime from Atlanta's past. The first was "Rich Georgian Strangely Shot: Eugene Grace, Daisy of the Leopard Spots, and the Great Atlanta Shooting of 1912" (McFarland 2012). Hanging the Peachtree Bandit: The True Tale of Atlanta's Infamous Frank DuPre
Interview Recorded: 1/4/2022 – 235 Peachtree Street, 3rd Floor – Atlanta, GA 30303 Intro And Outro Music– The Luxury Kings Who should we have next on The Atlanta Podcast – Listen to this episode on your...
Let's learn all about this thing called SouthDWNTN. Interview Recorded: 1/4/2022 - 235 Peachtree Street, 3rd Floor - Atlanta, GA 30303 Intro And Outro Music– The Luxury Kings Who should we have next on The Atlanta Podcast - Listen to this episode on your favorite app or on the player on our website.
On December 15, 1921, gunshots echoed across Atlanta's famous Peachtree Street moments before a handsome young man darted away from Kaiser's Jewelers. Frank DuPre left in his wake a dead Pinkerton guard and a missing ring. As Christmas shoppers looked on in panic, he raced through the Kimball House Hotel and shot another victim. The brazen events terrified a crime-filled city already on edge. A manhunt captured the nineteen-year-old, unemployed DuPre, who faced a quick conviction and a hanging sentence. Months of appeals pitted a prosecutor demanding some "good old-fashioned rope" against "maudlin sentimentalists" and "sob sisters." Author Tom Hughes recounts the true harrowing story behind the legend of one of the last men hanged in Atlanta.
From college bookie to big player in the ever-growing sports betting ecosystem. Interview Recorded: 12/28/2021 - 235 Peachtree Street, 3rd Floor - Atlanta, GA 30303 Intro And Outro Music– Brian Revels Who should we have next on The Atlanta Podcast - Jon Birdsong Listen to this episode on your favorite app or on the player on our website.
From college bookie to big player in the ever-growing sports betting ecosystem. Interview Recorded: 12/28/2021 – 235 Peachtree Street, 3rd Floor – Atlanta, GA 30303 Intro And Outro Music– Brian Revels Who should we have next on...
To start: happy birthday to all of our Fall Patreon supporters: JW on Peachtree Street, LT in Woodstock and Happy Birthday Steve! I will serenade you with an original birthday song. Plus the sound of dookie. NEXT: A quick report from our Jekyll Island, Georgia UFO hunt via audio collage. Preview for next episode: The Party Bus Vomit story (Happy Birthday Al!) . I was going to write about it but I think it's pretty obvious by now what happens. If you have a question or a comment or a suggestion please email me at themindfieldpodcast@gmail.com and I'll read it on the podcast. TWITTER: @MindFPodcastWebsite: www.willkiser.com DISCLAIMER:The MindField does not claim any right over some of the songs and sounds used in this video. The podcast exists to examine and document pop culture comedy and at times begrudgingly uses unauthorized material to supplement our ongoing study of modern comedy. All rights reserved to the respective copyright owners. #TrueCrime #Meditation #JLo #GirlMom #BoyMom #DeNiro #PodcastAvalanche #Castalanche #Podvalanche #BruceVilanch #ArmageddonAfterparty #Distraction #COVIDfree #COVID #ConaldPeterson #420 #WesternAustralia #WheresTrey? #Weedmaps #Fedsmoker #Twitchstream #Stream #Australia #Riddick #VinDiesel #MidcenturyModern #Comedy #Satire #Psychedelia #MichaelMcDonald #RobertPaulChampagne #BurningMan #TrueCrime #Meditation #UFO #ASMR #1985 #PartyBoy #Rats #AntiqueSalmon
The Atlanta Braves are officially World Series Champions! Tons of school districts – including Atlanta Public Schools, Clayton County Schools, Cobb County, Fulton County Schools, Marietta City Schools, DeKalb County Schools, Douglas County Schools and Gwinnett County Schools – are closing so that students can enjoy the parade! (Make sure you check with your local school district as closures may not apply to staff).The parade, which will happen in two parts, is scheduled to start at noon on Friday, November 5 in Atlanta at the corner of Marietta Street NW and Peachtree Street before traveling North up Peachtree to 10th Street. The second part will take place in Cobb County on Cobb Parkway, beginning at the corner of Riverwood Parkway and ending at Truist Park at The Battery.There will also be a post-parade concert with Ludacris and Big Boi inside Truist Park and tickets are free! Make sure you get them ahead of time because there's limited capacity – you can get them starting at 1PM TODAY (Thursday) for the general public (Premium, A-List & Braves Insiders get early access at 10AM & 11:30AM) at Braves.com/parade.Check out the parade route here so you can cheer on our Braves! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/the-bert-show.
Andy and Alyssa finish off the original Goosebumps series with #62: Monster Blood IV. They discuss RL Stine's ambivalence; knitting; possible time warps; some number of mice; #EggWatch; Peachtree Street; embarrassment; Niles's and Frasier's los brother; the military-industrial complex; Prospero; blaming women; Genesis (ca. 900-700 BCE); Pandora; non sequitur sequels; the Star Wars prequels (1999-2005); Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999); cute and menacing horrors; Critters (1986); the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man; multiplying monsters; Aliens (1986); Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956; 1978); the Cold War; slapping cosmetic changes on a recurring villain; Halloween H2O (1998); food supply horror; Troll 2 (1990); Delicatessen (1991); Agustina Bazterrica's Tender is the Flesh (2017); terrible friends and family; Jawbreaker (1999); Julia Fine's The Upstairs House (2021); dehydration horror; Lot's wife; hair horror; Elfriede Jelinek's Die Kinder der Toten (1995); Exte (2007); Bad Hair (2020); underwater fighting forces; & Danny Torrance. They also make an announcement about a Goosebump of their own. // Music by Haunted Corpse // Follow @saypodanddie on Twitter and Instagram, and get in touch at saypodanddie@gmail.com
District 2 Atlanta City Councilmember Amir Farokhi discusses proposed legislation that would close a stretch of Peachtree Street on Sundays to drivers and open up the road for people to bike, walk and skate.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Tuesday on Political Rewind: It has been 50 years since Atlanta's first gay Pride parade kicked off on Peachtree Street in Atlanta. Compared to its recent iterations, the march was a small event. At the time, homosexuality was illegal under Georgia law and members of the LGTBQ community typically lived lives in the shadows. But on June 27, 1971, they congregated in Atlanta to publicly demand an end to persecution. The years since have seen a slow but dramatic transformation in laws and societal understanding of the LGBTQ community in Georgia and across the country, though obstacles to true equality still remain. On today's show, we reflected on the atmosphere that surrounded the first public stirring of gay pride among demonstrators, on Peachtree Street marchers, and looked at just how far LGBTQ rights have come in the half century since. Panelists: Taylor Alxndr — Co-Founder and Executive Director of Southern Fried Queer Pride, Musician and Drag Performer Tamar Hallerman — Senior Reporter, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Jeff Graham — Executive Director, Georgia Equality Shannon Clawson — Statewide Outreach Manager, Georgia Equality
16 suspected sex trafficking victims among 20 children rescued in metro Atlanta; Ethics panel to pursue case against former Georgia Senate GOP leader; Black farmers disappointed by court ruling halting federal debt relief program; Atlanta testing redesign of Peachtree Street downtown; Traffic returning to metro Atlanta toll lanes
16 suspected sex trafficking victims among 20 children rescued in metro Atlanta; Ethics panel to pursue case against former Georgia Senate GOP leader; Black farmers disappointed by court ruling halting federal debt relief program; Atlanta testing redesign of Peachtree Street downtown; Traffic returning to metro Atlanta toll lanes
Julie S. survived a gauntlet of childhood sexual trauma that culminated with her trying to stab her kidnapper in the jugular with a pair of scissors. She wound up naked and covered in blood in the back seat of a Charlotte police car. Her wild ride of abuse, trauma and addiction ended on Peachtree Street in Atlanta. Her life since bottoming out has been an inspiring testament to a Higher Power and a community of recovery that stretches all over the world. WARNING: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS MULTIPLE EXPLICIT REFERENCES TO SEXUAL ASSAULT AND ABUSE. IT IS NOT SUITABLE FOR SMALL CHILDREN.
This week we talk with our friend and clergy colleague Rev. Tony Sundermeier, senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta. As neighboring congregations on Peachtree Street, we have a long history of clergy and congregants friendships and interfaith study. In this podcast we talk about the inauguration and recent events, finding meaning in scripture, and many ways we come together as faith communities.
WABE reporter Emil Moffatt brings us the latest from a press conference Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger held earlier today where he announced plans to investigate complaints that third party groups are attempting to erroneously register voters for January.Also, Andrea Young, executive director of the ACLU of Georgia and legal director Sean Young discuss the secretary of state’s new emergency rules adopted for the January run-off election.And, Atlanta City Planning Commissioner Tim Keane shares plans to re-imagine a portion of Peachtree Street.
Keto at Longhorn SteakhouseLongHorn Steakhouse got its start back in 1981. It has an interesting story. George McKerrow, Jr. and his best friend Brian partnered up to try this idea. McKerrow had managed other restaurants before. The first location opened on Peachtree Street in Atlanta, Georgia. It had previously been an antique store, then turned into an adult entertainment business. Because of that, the walls were still painted black. Some of the booths still had black partitions. The walls were covered with western decorations and steer heads. The menu featured steaks grilled in a butter sauce. It was across the street from a popular hangout spot for two well known newspaper columnists, Ron Hudspeth and Lewis Grizzard. The two guys would go to Longhorn after drinks and got to know the owner. One day, there was a sudden snow storm that totally shut down the roads and stranded thousands of people in the area. McKerrow offered $1 drinks and food specials to stranded motorists. The columnist wrote about Mckerrow's kindness. The restaurant, which had been struggling, then took off. The rest is history. Back to the Keto at Longhorn Steakhouse. There are many meat options available. BUT, all of their seasoning blends and sauces contain sugar. Make sure to ask that all dishes, including sides, be seasoned only with salt, pepper, garlic, or whatever. Just don’t let them use their premade stuff. Best Meal Choice for Keto Dieters Grilled salmon with broccoli on the side and topped with parmesan cheese. Keto Friendly Meat Items Steak all cuts except the flat iron steak (Hold the seasoning) Hamburger Grilled salmon (hold the marinade) Grilled shrimp - make sure no marinade or sauce. The rest of the info on Keto at Longhorn Steakhouse. Vegetables for Low Carb Diets Asparagus (no seasoning) Field greens Broccoli (no seasoning) Grilled mushrooms Lettuce Tomato Green peppers Onion Lemon wedges Keto Friendly Cheeses Parmesan cheese Blue cheese Swiss cheese Cheddar cheese Keto Compatible Sauces at Longhorn Steakhouse Olive oil Vinegar Longhorn Steakhouse Low Carb Beverages Water Unsweet tea Next time you are out and would like a nice dinner that won’t break the bank, you can keep Keto at Longhorn Steakhouse without a thought. If you like these tips and would like to get more tips, endless recipes, and lots of inspiration, then come to our free website and sign up for our mailing list.https://rockthatketo.com/ ( https://RockThatKeto.com) . Act! Don’t React! Have a Happy, Healthy Day Livtar
Join Craig Deitelzweig, President and CEO of Merchants' National Properties, for a virtual talk via Zoom. Craig oversees a portfolio of more than 5 million square feet of space across the US, including marquis properties such Cross County Shopping Center in Yonkers, NY (the first open air shopping center in the US), 10 Grand Central and 545 Madison Avenue in NY, NY, 207 Peachtree Street in Atlanta, GA, and numerous development sites in markets such as Washington, DC and Boston, MA. Additionally, he is a member of the Shadow Ventures Strategic Advisory Council. He'll be joined by our own Nick Durham, an associate at Shadow Ventures. Nick has a plethora of experience in the built industry, managing startups, creating awesomeness and more. They'll discuss the current New York real estate scene, how its being effected by the global pandemic, economic downturn, and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/innovationsv/support
Welcome to Dinner Tonight Atlanta! I'm your host, Susan Cooper. And I'm here to help you make decisions on where to go eat. Atlanta has no shortage of awesome restaurants. It can get overwhelming. So I'm going to take you to a new neighborhood each week and help you decide where to go tonight. This week, we're going to Buckhead, the southern end. Wednesday, head to Bell Street Burritos at 1816 Peachtree Street. Tonight, let's keep it casual with Bell Street Burritos. They were named best burrito in Atlanta by Creative Loafing, Atlanta Magazine and the AJC for a reason. You can build your own burrito, bowl or quesadilla. And here's a tip: kids eat free with the purchase of an adult entree. You can't beat that for a humpday treat. This is Susan Cooper from Dinner Tonight Atlanta. Have a great time tonight and tip generously! Listen on: Apple podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dinner-tonight-atlanta/id1490788752 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4BOmFTjCgvsZDKocSqSfIw Stitcher - https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/susan-cooper/dinner-tonight-atlanta Follow me on: Twitter - @AtlantaDinner Facebook - Dinner Tonight Atlanta Instagram - DinnerTonightAtlanta What’s your favorite Atlanta Restaurant? Tell me about it here: https://forms.gle/JZVPnR6AheE7Lw9R6
Good morning, it's Monday, March 2nd. I’m Lucas Dixon and here are today's headlines from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution: We could see a couple of showers this afternoon. But otherwise, it will cloudy and cooler, with a high of 55 and a low tonight of 53. Our top story: A note greeted parishioners at the entrance of the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus on Peachtree Street yesterday. And it included a memo from Bishop Joel M.
The missing middle continues to be a hot topic as it pertains to housing, but the missing middle also applies to commercial spaces. Principals of Track West Partners Matt Widmaier and Brett Merrill join Co-Hosts Carol Morgan and Todd Schnick on this week's All About Real Estate segment of Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio to discuss their firm and latest project at 400 Bishop. Track West Partners is a full-service real estate firm focused on development in the Atlanta-area's commercial, retail, multifamily, office and mixed-use spaces. Comprised of three diversely skilled principals, the firm is uniquely positioned to add value to neighborhoods through thoughtful development opportunities. Currently under construction, 400 Bishop neighbors Georgia Tech's pool of 26,000+ students and the growing millennial workforce in Midtown Atlanta. The seven-story, loft-office commercial project is located near Atlanta Station on Bishop Street. “400 Bishop was really birthed from the idea that there's really a missing middle in the market on the West Midtown area,” Widmaier said. “You've got a lot of very high-profile, fantastic, office/mixed-use developments that are coming out of the ground right now, and you've also seen a resurgence of adaptive, reused product, both of which have garnered a lot of attention.” According to Matt, there is still a sizable group of tenants that want to move in close to the talent pool, close to Georgia Tech, that don't really have a place if they don't fit into one of those two categories. 400 Bishop is an opportunity to provide a space for those tenants to come to, both in the new building environment, but maybe not at the same highwater rent marks that larger locations are demanding. With 130,000 square feet of loft office space available, 400 Bishop features 14- to 18-foot floor-to-floor heights with direct access from the parking garage, building signage rights and three unique floorplates ranging from 7,000 to 10,000 and up to 30,000 square feet. Amenities at 400 Bishop will include exclusive tenant balconies, onsite food, beverage and entertainment on the first floor, rooftop terraces and 52+ restaurants, 18+ shops and six hotels all within a 1-mile radius. Conveniently located off Peachtree Street and Northside Drive, 400 Bishop also offers easy access to I-75 and I-85 as well as Buckhead, West Midtown, Midtown, Downtown Atlanta and East Cobb. With tenants expected to begin moving in at the end of 2020 into early 2021, construction is currently underway at 400 Bishop. To get the scoop on what else to expect at this new project, including dining options and a brewery, listen to the full interview above. For complete details, visit www.400Bishop.com or www.TrackWestPartners.com to learn more about the firm. A special thank you to Jackson EMC for sponsoring Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio. Jackson EMC offers homebuyers peace of mind and lower bills with its certified Right Choice™ new home program. These homes are built to be energy efficient and sustainable with improved indoor air quality, convenience and comfort. For more information on Right Choice new homes and Jackson EMC, visit https://RightChoice.JacksonEMC.com. The Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio “All About Real Estate” segment, presented by Denim Marketing, airs on Wednesdays and highlights the movers and shakers in the Atlanta real estate industry – the home builders, developers, Realtors and suppliers working to provide the American dream for Atlantans. For more information on how you can be featured as a guest, contact Denim Marketing at 770-383-3360 or fill out the Atlanta Real Estate Forum contact form. Subscribe to the Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio podcast on iTunes, and if you like this week's show, be sure to rate it.
Steve believes his restaurants were one of the first to turn retail centers to places to be because of the hospitality and food. His first Atlanta restaurant was on Peachtree Street, which in the mid-70's had been nearly abandoned, and his second was in Phipps Plaza, which was emptying of retail. Within 6 months of the restaurant opening, every retail space was leased. They were creating places through hospitality, and Steve knew when building Serenbe that they needed to have a place for people to gather around food. That first place was the Blue Eyed Daisy Bakeshop.Next was the architecture and design. Steve knew those two things could affect the attitude of visitors and potential residents, so he wanted Serenbe's design to reflect the message of what this place represents. We think of charm in architecture as being old buildings, but Steve realized it's really the scale, massing and how they fit together on the street, which could be replicated. He also realized developers had been building neighborhoods thinking of it just as a development, while he was more inspired by small towns. Because of this, Steve wanted Serenbe to have the variety that you would see in a town instead of a cookie-cutter neighborhood. After civil engineers have staked and graded each street, Steve and Phill Tabb walk through with a lot map and determined how far each house will sit from the curb and how tall the house will need to be for the rooflines to flow together. They then organize each transect so the movement from urban to rural atmosphere in Serenbe feels gradual. There are 5 within the first half mile in Serenbe. First you come from natural nature, 20-feet of undisturbed nature, into a place where houses are back in the woods. Then they introduce curbs, crosswalks and streetlights, and the houses start to form an urban wall with those on one side a step down from the hill and the other side a step up from the stream bed. Next you'll see homes with front porches all the same distance from the curb so it makes a more organized line. After that you'll see three-story live works that gradually go to four-stories that have retail, restaurants and residents all mixed together. In fact, the corner of Selborne Lane and Flynn Ridge has a single-family home, attached homes and retail spaces all in one intersection, which even in the most progressive cities is still not allowed because of zoning laws. Steve also wanted to plan the community around foot paths he'd seen in small English villages. Rather than designing to accommodate cars, he wanted it to be more efficient to walk between Serenbe neighborhoods using the trail system. This is why each neighborhood is shaped like an omega, allowing every front door to open to your neighbors and community (with front porches pulled close to the street for ease of communication) and every back door to give you access to nature.Most important, Steve wanted Serenbe to exude the beauty of nature. There are so many small things that people don't think about in their daily lives that add visual and noise pollution, and Steve wanted to remove those. You won't see trash cans and mail boxes along the streets in front of homes. You won't see large front lawns. He was inspired by Ryan Gainey to put houses within a garden of nature rather than design homes around landscaping and lawns.Questions Answered:What is placemaking?How does scale and massing in architecture contribute to the authentic feel of a place?What is a condition sheet?What is a thornbird transect?How does Serenbe differ from typical New Urbanism?Why did Steve Nygren design the streets after omegas?Why does traditional Southern architecture incorporate porches?How do porches in Serenbe encourage community engagement?How can a mail house add to a sense of place?Wher
The High Museum of Art, an Atlanta treasure, attracts visitors of all ages, serving as a leading art museum in the Southeastern United States. On today's Around Atlanta segment of Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio, the High's Head of Museum Interpretation Julia Forbes joins co-hosts Carol Morgan and Todd Schnick to discuss the museum and its Greene Learning Gallery. Always offering visitors something new to see, the museum currently has over 1,400 works of art on view and ever-evolving exhibits. As a part of the museum's 50-year-long commitment to having a dedicated space for families in its galleries, the High opened a new installation of the Greene Family Learning Gallery in October of 2018, doubling the space's size. The Greene Family Learning Gallery serves as a place where families can explore their creativity together in fun activity areas. These discovery activity areas are inspired by some of the most popular objects in the Museum's collection. “Families want to make personal meaning together,” Forbes said. “They want to build a memory; they want something they can talk about and they want to do something together.” Originally founded in 1905 as the Atlanta Art Association, the High received its first permanent home in 1926, when Mrs. Joseph M. High donated her family's residence on Peachtree Street. Perfectly located in Atlanta's arts district in Midtown, the High is a division of the Woodruff Arts Center. In 2010 it had 509,000 visitors, 95th among world art museums. The High Museum of Art is located at 1280 Peachtree Street NE in Atlanta. To learn more about the Greene Family Learning Gallery, listen to the full interview above. Visit www.High.org for complete details regarding hours, current and upcoming exhibits and more. A special thank you to Jackson EMC for sponsoring Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio. Jackson EMC offers homebuyers peace of mind and lower bills with its certified Right Choice™ new home program. These homes are built to be energy efficient and sustainable with improved indoor air quality, convenience and comfort. For more information on Right Choice new homes and Jackson EMC, visit https://RightChoice.JacksonEMC.com. Please subscribe to Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio on iTunes. If you like this week's show, be sure to rate it. The “Around Atlanta” segment, sponsored by Denim Marketing, airs on Thursdays and is designed to showcase the best of metro Atlanta – the communities, attractions and special events that make this city great. To submit your event, community or attraction to the Around Atlanta edition of Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio, contact Denim Marketing at 770-383-3360 or fill out the Atlanta Real Estate Forum contact form here.
Atlanta is filled with locations and destinations that make it special, and the High Museum of Art is one of them! The High Museum Head of Museum Interpretation Julia Forbes joins co-hosts Carol Morgan and Todd Schnick on this week's Around Atlanta segment of Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio to discuss the museum and the European Masterworks: The Phillips Collection. Located in Atlanta, the High Museum of Art is a top art museum in the Southeastern region. Perfectly located in Atlanta's arts district in Midtown, the High is a division of the Woodruff Arts Center. In 2010 it had 509,000 visitors, 95th among world art museums. Originally founded in 1905 as the Atlanta Art Association, the High Museum of Art received its first permanent home in 1926, when Mrs. Joseph M. High donated her family's residence on Peachtree Street. Currently on display at the High as its only Southeastern stop, the European Works: The Phillips Collection showcases the revolutionary collecting approach of Duncan Phillips with 75 paintings and sculptures. Phillips is most known for opening the first museum of modern art in the United States in 1921 and serving as the founding director of The Phillips Collection in Washington, DC. Beginning with 19th-century influences and moving through the present, Phillips initiated his mission to define modern arts and its origins by adding a gallery to his family's Georgian Revival home. Phillips brought artists together from different places and times to “trace their common descent from old masters who anticipated modern ideas,” by grouping works by their aesthetic nature. On display now, The European Works: The Phillips Collection will be on display through July 14, 2019. Click here to learn more about pricing or visit www.High.org to explore the complete offerings available at the museum. Listen to the complete interview above to hear more about the European Works: The Phillips Collection and the permanent collections on display at the High. A special thank you to Jackson EMC for sponsoring Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio. Jackson EMC offers homebuyers peace of mind and lower bills with its certified Right Choice™ new home program. These homes are built to be energy efficient and sustainable with improved indoor air quality, convenience and comfort. For more information on Right Choice new homes and Jackson EMC, visit https://RightChoice.JacksonEMC.com. Please subscribe to Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio on iTunes. If you like this week's show, be sure to rate it. The “Around Atlanta” segment, sponsored by Denim Marketing, airs on Thursdays and is designed to showcase the best of metro Atlanta – the communities, attractions and special events that make this city great. To submit your event, community or attraction to the Around Atlanta edition of Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio, contact Denim Marketing at 770-383-3360 or fill out the Atlanta Real Estate Forum contact form here.
Atlanta architect and INtown columnist Melody Harclerode discusses the revitalization of Fort McPherson army base and the possibilities for restoring the historic Rufus M. Rose House on Peachtree Street.Music: "Safe Travels" by Theevs
Did you know that Peachtree Street was once lined with the grand mansions of Atlanta's elite? And did you know that only six are left (five in their original locations)? This week, I'm telling you all about where they are, when they were built, who lived in them and how you can live in one...all while mispronouncing every famous Atlanta architect's name. www.archiveatlantapodcast.com/ Email: thevictorialemos@gmail.com FB: www.facebook.com/archiveatlanta IG: www.instagram.com/archiveatlanta Links: https://wdanielanderson.wordpress.com/2014/05/12/old-mansions-of-peachtree/?fbclid=IwAR2EXWWiC3JUy5CMtRWNNTaCVaLvC2Nja5ug54aEBqiH5CwQ4JhpQCqW9rs http://rufusrosehouse.org/ http://www.historicatlanta.org/for-sale/rufus-m-rose-house/?fbclid=IwAR1J6hH7tziaWhKptdqFkhhjlqG7xtsdEpBKzOe4k3nY9SgD7DkgTIImUU4 Randolph Lucas:
Episode 298: ControlTalk NOW — Smart Buildings Videocast and PodCast for week ending Jan 6, 2019 delivers a most unique meeting of the minds, as industry veteran Ken Sinclair, owner/editor of Automated Buildings, is joined by SES Engineering’s Brad White, who discuss a myriad of industry topics from points of view — some forty years apart, but not really. Our 7th Annual ControlTrends Awards event is this Sunday in Atlanta; Jackson Control/Building Automated Security Solutions (BASS) to host Active Shooter Detection System webinar; Ken Sinclair/Automated Buildings is hosting NINE FREE education sessions at AHR Expo 2019 Atlanta; and don’t miss the January edition of Automated Buildings. ControlTrends is excited to announce the 2018 ControlTrends Awards will take place next Sunday, January 13, 2019, from 6:30PM to 9:30PM, at Atlanta’s Historic Fox Theatre, located at 660 Peachtree Street, N.E. It’s going to be an exciting and entertaining evening with a sumptuous banquet dinner in an amazing venue that offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy our industry’s most heralded celebration of the year. ControlTalk NOW interview with Ken Sinclair and Brad White walk us through a number of trending industry topics from points of view (forty years apart). Please note! Ken and Automated Buildings are hosting nine free education sessions at AHR Expo 2019 Atlanta. AutomatedBuildings.com 9 Free Education Sessions @ AHRExpo 2019. Please be sure to download the app https://ahrexpo.com/app and put us on your show planner custom agenda so we know you are coming. Building Automated Security Solutions (BASS): WEBINAR DEMO on Guardian Indoor Active Shooter Detection System. Law enforcement and government security experts agree that early detection and enhanced situational awareness are two critical components of any emergency response plan. Gunshot detection is a key technology to automate shot detection and report lifesaving information to those in danger when seconds matter most. Wednesday, January 9, 2019, at 3:00pm Eastern. RESERVE YOUR SPOT NOW! Contact Roger Rebennack for more information: 317-231-2200 – Direct, 317-694-1904 – mobile Exploring Our Human Connection: 7th Annual Connection Community Collaboratory Tue. January 15 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM | B311. How do we best “Look” with rapidly evolving video analytics, “Listen” with natural language interaction and learning, using the personal assistants that are evolving as part of our edge-bots? Use our history of “Feeling” temperature, humidity, occupancies etc. and best combine this all with “Thinking” that will come from self-learning. Moderator Ken Sinclair, Automated Buildings, will be joined by a panel of veteran industry experts: Marc Petock, Trevor Palmer, Troy Davis, George Thomas, and John Petze at the Sixth Annual Connection Community Collaboratory. In his Automated Buildings’ January editorial, editor/owner Ken Sinclair sounds the “Open 2019″ trumpets! Just how open is Ken Sinclair talking about?” Well, Ken pulls no punches. He wants big time open! Quote: “The ‘major proprietary dragons’ of our building automation industry are slow to warm to open, but are using open source to catch up. All want to use open, but none want to be open which would loosen their grip on their proprietary market share. But open is slowly happening because bigger dragons like Google & Amazon are breathing fire on their tails…or is that…tales…big smile.” Read more! The post Episode 298: ControlTalk NOW — Smart Buildings Videocast and PodCast for Week Ending Jan 6, 2019 appeared first on ControlTrends.
Powering Atlanta’s story around the world by attracting (and keeping) great talent in The ATL. Blue Durango Iced Tea– Atlanta Supply Group are the makers of Blue Durango Iced Tea and Lakehouse Coffee. Interview Recorded: August 8, 2018 – Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce – 191 Peachtree Tower 191 Peachtree Street Atlanta, GA 30303 Intro and Outro […] The post Kate Atwood – ChooseATL appeared first on The Atlanta Podcast.
Real Housewives of Atlanta Reviews and After Show - AfterBuzz TV
AFTERBUZZ TV — The Real Housewives Of Atlanta edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of The Real Housewives Of Atlanta. In this episode hosts Lian Castillo, Drew Jones, Erika Edwards, and Conversation Piece discuss episode 18. ABOUT REAL HOUSEWIVES OF ATLANTA: Real-world dramas whirl around five privileged ladies from Atlanta in this soapy entry in the 'Real Housewives' franchise. The Southern belles include a single socialite, an aspiring country singer and the wife of a professional basketball player. The Atlanta housewives continue to live their fabulous lives in Georgia's capital city in this incarnation of the popular reality TV franchise. Relationships, a staple of the "Real Housewives" shows, take center stage as usual as the ladies' love lives experience ups and downs. The sassy women's entrepreneurial spirits are also in full bloom as they juggle their personal and professional lives, along with their busy personal calendars. Follow us --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
YOU ARE ALREADY MISSED MY FRIENDAs a native Atlantan, I have very fond memories of seeing Tom Mullica perform at his magic bar on Peachtree Street, The Tom Foolery. I am sad to report that today, we lost one of magic's great performers and a genuinely nice guy. When we recorded this, Tom had been battling leukemia, but it was in remission and Tom was preparing to renew his Red Skelton tribute show in Branson. There was recent talk about the opening of a new Tom Foolery on Las Vegas as well. I am so happy to have had the chance to share this moment with Tom and can only say that I am so sorry to not have had more time with him.
Gene explores some of Atlantas most vibrant creative spaces - including the corporate headquarters of the Grammy Award Winning Zac Brown Band, the newly opening Museum of Design Atlanta, GA Tech's newest architectural gem, and some of Atlantas best regarded and most dynamic restaurants. Guests on this episode include Bob Amick of Concentrics Restaurants, Allison Hyer of Hyer Creative (and the brains behind Zac Browns corporate headquarters), historian and Assistant Dean with the Georgia Tech College of Architecture Leslie Sharp, and Perkins + Will designer Bruce McEvoy
There is Broadway in New York, Michigan Avenue in Chicago, Sunset in LA, and Bourbon in New Orleans, but Peachtree Street is more than famous, it is a living, breathing, archeological diorama of Atlanta’s history told through its transitioning neighborhoods and ascending architecture. This episode of Sidewalk Radio, brought to you by Perkins+Will, explores the history, lore, legacy, culture and character of a street whose name really came from a pine tree. See, it’s already getting interesting.
As a native Atlantan, I have very fond meories of seeing Tom Mullical perform at his magic bar on Peachtree Street, The Tom Foolery. By now, most of our listerners will know that Tom has been battling lukemia over the last year and has been out of touch while he undergoes treatment. The good news is that the cancer is now in remission and Tom is preparing to renew is Red Skelton tinute show in Branson next year. In this interview, we talk about Tom's love of magic, why he left it behind and how he became the living incarnation of Red Skelton.
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