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Finding cycling inspiration in an unlikely place: Atlanta
The most recognizable and celebrated innovation is the Atlanta BeltLine, a network of public parks, multi-use trails and transit along a historic 22-mile railroad corridor.
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Adron @Hang Fire
‘For many years, I was obsessed with Beck. It was different from what everybody else was listening to at my age.’
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All aboard the Brain Train
Imagine a day when the ride from Savannah to Atlanta no longer requires baking in your car on I–16 for four–plus hours. When in–state travel has become civilized and relaxing. […]
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Artistic invocation
Atlanta artist Christina Bray’s paintings are still-lifes that tell stories – not in words, not in the emotion or pain in someone’s eyes (there are no people on her canvases), […]
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American Rebel
Move over, Ken Burns: Georgia Public Broadcasting has made a documentary on Margaret Mitchell, author of Gone With The Wind, which celebrates the 75th anniversary of its publication later this […]
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Investing in culture
Looking back on 2010, Savannah is coming off one of its most vibrant years, culturally speaking, in recent memory. Numerous times over the past 12 months I’ve found myself having […]
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‘I write the kind of songs I’d listen to’
The All Night Drug Prowling Wolves are far more than just an anthropomorphic lifestyle choice. The quartet makes the kind of uncomplicated, riff–driven pub rock that was bread and butter […]
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Over the moon
With their pockets all but empty, the four members of Atlanta’s Today the Moon, Tomorrow the Sun had to find a way to raise enough dough to record all their […]
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Sound & fury
The Carnivores’ music is like a rushing rock ‘n’ roll river, fed by the twin tributaries of sledgehammer punk and sweet, clever pop. Sometimes, rainy rivulets of poly–rhythmic tropicalia — […]
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Stripper poll
It’s not very often that exotic dancers are part of the legislative process – unless the story involves a politician’s after-hours indiscretions – but five strippers in Atlanta may have […]
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Extended Shawn Mullins Interview
LOOKING AHEAD TO HIS UPCOMING ACOUSTIC GIG at Randy Wood’s Concert hall in Bloomingdale, Shawn Mullins and I caught up with each other for the better part of an hour […]