Host Jill Melancon sits down with voice actor Bob Carter, the man behind Shao Kahn in MORTAL KOMBAT and Balrog in STREET FIGHTER, to talk about why he always plays the bad guy.
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Host Jill Melancon speaks to Mark Gunter, manager of Fantasyland Records in Buckhead, about the resurgence of vinyl and what's in store for Black Friday Record Store Day.
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Photographer Jeff Hagerman talks to host Chad Radford about his adventures photographing Atlanta's forgotten infrastructure for his book "Abandoned Atlanta" Vol. 1 & 2.
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Host Ben Eason speaks with Na'taki Osborne Jelks from the West Atlanta Watershed Alliance and Proctor Creek.
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Host Ben Eason speaks with Chris Alasa and Meghan Murphy of Knight Park/Howell Station.
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Host Ben Eason speaks to Bill Lide of Kittredge Park in Merry Hills in Northeast Atlanta.
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Host Chad Radford speaks with Danny Beard of DB Records and Chad Paytsnick, lead singer for Lobsters of Rock, a B-52s cover band.
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Welcome to Atlanta Untrapped - a podcast designed to give a ground-level view of hip-hop in Atlanta. Hosted by CL Music Editor Chad Radford, and guest hosted by CL Editor-in-Chief Carlton Hargro, this first episode features the men behind ONE Musicfest, A3C and Speakeasy Promotions talking about the state of hip-hop in the ATL.
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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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If you want to legalize, Ted Terry is a politician to have in your corner. The "Millennial Mayor" Ted Terry was the first to decriminalize marijuana in Georgia, starting with his city of Clarkston. Among many accomplishments during his time as Mayor, he's raised the minimum wage to $15/hour, actualized a thriving refugee community and was even on the stylish Netflix's show, Queer Eye. Tune in as Mayor Terry tells us the details of his successful career as a politician, and his next step, running for US Senate in 2020, vying for Senator David Purdue's spot.
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Forget the wine pairings, Hi-Five Supper Club brings the weed pairings. Ever wonder what it'd be like to eat fine dining, in an intimate setting, with cannabis-infused nourishments? Now you can, Atlanta, but it's still off the record. This episode interviews the duo behind Hi-Five Supper Club, an underground event company thoughtfully curating dinners and events using THC. Think Vice's "Bong Appetite," but local and technically still illegal and GA. Due to the sensitivity of this episode, the voices have been disguised.
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Host Ben Eason speaks with Atlanta Park Pride's Ayanna Williams about their mission to protect parks in Atlanta.
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Dr. Rasean Hodges is not your average, local Georgia medical professional. Dr. Hodges openly supports medical cannabis and is currently recommending weed to patients in Georgia. Listen as he explains how he's recommending the drug even though it's still technically illegal to produce marijuana in GA, and why. The third voice chiming in is CL's podcast producer, Jacob Chisenhall.
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Heather Luttrell and the Possum Den play live in the Creative Loafing archives.
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The Good Graces play live in the archive room in the Creative Loafing offices.
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Host Jill Melancon speaks with Scott Norwood, co-owner of Social Fox Brewing in Norcross, about how a mural inspired their name and what it's been like opening during a pandemic.
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Host Jill Melancon gets a lesson in craft beer history from brewmaster Phil Farrell of Stillfire Brewing in Suwanee, and learns the origins of their award-winning Orange Diva Wit.
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Host Jill Melancon speaks with Chris Reeves and William Moore of Down Home Brewing, the first African-American brewery in Georgia about their responsibility to the community and how the Leaders of the Brew School collective are the Wu Tang Clan of beer.
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Host Jill Melancon speaks to Doug and Val Bippert, co-owners of Ironmonger Brewing in Marietta, to find out about all the changes they've gone through lately.
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Host Hilary Cadigan speaks to James Beard Award winning chef Steven Satterfield of Miller Union for the story behind his famous shrimp and andouille gumbo.
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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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Host Jill Melancon speaks to actress/screenwriter/director/producer/activist and author Naomi McDougall-Jones about her book THE WRONG KIND OF WOMEN: INSIDE OUR REVOLUTION TO DISMANTLE THE GODS OF HOLLYWOOD, which deals with sexism in the film and TV industry. Find out more at naomimj.com
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