Host Jill Melancon talks to artist Pam Peacock to find out why outer space is such a big part of her work.
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Host Chad Radford speaks with photographer Ryan Vizzions about his book "Photographer at Standing Rock."
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Host Jill Melancon speaks to Atlanta playwright Topher Payne to talk about his writing process.
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Photographer Jeff Hagerman talks to host Chad Radford about his adventures photographing Atlanta's forgotten infrastructure for his new book "Abandoned Atlanta" Vol. 1 & 2.
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Host Jill Melancon speaks to Kyle Caldwell, founder of Neighbor In Need, an organization that helps to provide home repair services to the elderly in East Lake who can no longer afford it thanks to rising property taxes.
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Host Ben Eason speaks with Lee Harrop from the Westside Future Fund.
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Host Jill Melancon speaks with Chelsea Arkin and John Dirga of the Cabbagetown Neighborhood Improvement Association to talk about what makes Cabbagetown so unique.
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On this week's episode of Mo Audio - the podcast all about soul music and culture in Atlanta, brought to you by Creative Loafing, ABL+Radio and Slo*Mo Media - ATL-based DJ/producer DJ 100K gives up the goods about his album, "Forrrest."
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Shepherds sophomore LP, Insignificant Whip, came out last October 18 via Arrowhawk Records. As the group's singer, guitarist, and frontman Jonathan Merenivitch explains, songs from the album confront themes of toxic masculinity, online dating, Tupac Shakur, and the anxiety of living in modern times. Merenivitch stopped by CL's Short Notice studio to talk about the new album, channeling a lifetime of experience into this latest collection of soul-infused indie rock numbers, and getting the band back out on the road.
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Host Jill Melancon talks to Atlanta music legend Danny Beard about Wax N Facts, DB Records, and his induction into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame.
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Host Chad Radford speaks to Julia Furgiuele and Anna Barattin of Shantih Shantih.
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Sophia Sabsowitz is the Curator at Pulp Books in West Midtown. She also spends a portion of each year trimming fresh cannabis crop in infamous Humboldt County, Calif, familiar by most as the setting for the Netflix docu-series MURDER MOUNTAIN. Host Ema Carr finds out how cannabis photography is getting creatives paid by big industry.
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Host Chad Radford speaks with Robyn Elliot of Bicycle Tours of Atlanta and muralist Charmaine Minnefeld.
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Host Ben Eason speaks to Kimberly Estep of South Fork Conservatory
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Peter Webb plays Live from the Creative Loafing Archives.
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Motorola Sota plays live in the Creative Loafing Archives.
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Aviva and the Flying Penguins play live in the Creative Loafing Archives.
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Nubia Soul Goddess plays live in the Creative Loafing Archives.
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Today, in Creative Loafing's Short Notice Studio, Host Chad Radford joins local music promoter Amanda Mills and artist Elise Williams for a conversation about what Mills and Williams have in store at Mother Bar + Kitchen for Valentine's Day.
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Host Alex Patton speaks to the hosts of the podcast Beer Guys Radio, Brian Hewitt and Tim Dennis.
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Host Jill Melancon sits down with Geoffrey Williams and Spencer Wills from Eventide Brewing in Grant Park to talk about how they keep things simple.
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Host Jill Melancon talks to co-owner Ashley Chapman Hubbard of Tucker Brewing about the upcoming addition of a restaurant to their tap room.
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Host Jerry White Jr speaks with filmmaker Tiffani Jai about her documentary film LONGING FOR.
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Host Jill Melancon sits down with actor/writer/director/producer/casting agent Chad Darnell, stunt man Philip Dido, actress Suehyla El Attar, actor Jayson Warner Smith, and talent agent Jana Van Dyke to talk about how the Atlanta film business has changed over the past ten years, what the myths of being a working actor are, and what it takes to do what they do.
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