Art & Culture
#56
Christmas with cooper manning
Every year around the holidays we like to give Sidewalk Radio fans a little something extra, some lagniappe if you will. Today, we score big bringing to you a rollicking conversation with football’s greatest comedic talent, Mr. Cooper Manning.
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Peter bahouth, world view
When you interview a photographer you learn about what we see by understanding what they’ve seen. Stereoscopic photographer Peter Bahouth is an artist, an advocate, an activist, and an airbnb mogul…of sorts.
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#54
A most historic site
Today’s show, A Most Historic Site, is Part I of our National Park Service Road to the Centennial coverage. Our guest today is Judy Forte, Superintendent of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site.
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Storytellin’ with jamie allen
Jamie Allen has a healthy obsession with squirrels. What? Yes, this writer and storyteller is creator of the Inman Park Squirrel Census.
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A chat with han vance
Han Vance is a writer, a poet, and a vivacious Atlantan who has a passion for self-expression.
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An interview with victor levin
In this EXTRA edition of Sidewalk Radio, we’re honored to spend some time talking life and film with Victor Levin, the super talented Writer & Director of the romantically charming, meaningfully funny, “5 to 7”.
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The class of ’65
The Class Of ’65 by Jim Auchmutey is a history lesson told through the turbulent days of the Civil Rights Movement and as played out in the south Georgia town of Americus, where a white kid and the dissident religious community he came from…
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#52
Gone with the wind, the holiday premiere.
75 years ago, on December 15, 1939, Margaret Mitchell’s Pulitzer-prize winning novel (1936) turned blockbuster film, Gone With The Wind, premièred in sensational fashion at the Loew’s Grand Theater in Atlanta, Georgia.
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