Host Ema Carr speaks to Aviva and the Flying Penguins, who some of you may know her for her hit song, "Cannabis Car," which helped expand her awareness of hemp across the nation. Aviva believes we should all be driving cars that run on cannabis and growing home hemp gardens for salads, paper, clothing.
Live From the Archives: Motorola Sota by Creative Loafing Atlanta
Live From the Archives: The Good Graces by Creative Loafing Atlanta
Live From the Archives: Ashley Walls by Creative Loafing Atlanta
Live From the Archives: 4th Ward Afro Klezmer Orchestra by Creative Loafing Atlanta
Host Ben Eason speaks with Barbara Marin of Springbrook Park in Decatur.
Host Ben Eason speaks to Jessie Hayden of Briarlake Forest Park.
Host Ben Eason speaks with Na'taki Osborne Jelks from the West Atlanta Watershed Alliance and Proctor Creek.
We're overjoyed to announce that the ATLiens United Podcast has joined the Creative Loafing podcast network. Be sure to follow all their goings-on at https://www.atliensunited.com/ to keep up with all things Atlanta United. ⚽
Chad Radford speaks with Rafael Pereira of Buteco
Photo by Richmond Lam.
Brock Scott of Little Tybee and artist Ashley Anderson stopped by Creative Loafing's Short Notice Studio to talk about the grand opening of On the Grid Creative HQ at South River Art Studios. On Saturday, June 22, On the Grid hosts the unveiling of "Tybeetropolis," an Orwellian panoramic drawing that Anderson has been working on for more than two years. Doors open at 7 p.m. There will be an artist talk with Anderson followed by performances by Little Tybee and Rotem Sivan. Photo by Chad Radford....
Drivin N Cryin’s ninth studio album, Live The Love Beautiful, is a collection of inward ruminations and distant personal memories set to the tune of no-frills Southern rock ’n’ roll. Host Chad Radford speaks to Kevn Kinney about his recent musical adventures.
Jamilla Woods photo courtesy Melt! Booking.
Host Ben Eason speaks with Michael Halicki, executive director of Park Pride.
Host Chad Radford speaks with Jen Hidinger-Kendrick and Bryan Schroeder of The Giving Kitchen, a local non-profit that provides emergency assistance to food service workers.
Host Ben Eason speaks to Bill Lide of Kittredge Park in Merry Hills in Northeast Atlanta.
Ben Eason speaks with Lee Harrop from the Westside Future Fund.
Mastodon photo by Jimmy Hubbard
Host Ben Eason speaks with Ayanna Williams of The Nature Conservancy of South River Park in Southeast Atlanta.
Live From the Archives: Nai Br.XX by Creative Loafing Atlanta
Live From the Archives: BlackFox by Creative Loafing Atlanta
Photo courtesy Irrelevant Music.
Live From the Archives: Peeko by Creative Loafing Atlanta
Live From the Archives: Flwr Chyld by Creative Loafing Atlanta
Live From the Archives: Nubia Soul Goddess by Creative Loafing Atlanta
Rod Hamdallah is a young master of shamanic garage rock, punk, rockabilly, and fractured blues. He stopped by CL to talk to host chad Radford about absorbing punk, the blues, and Arabic music at a young age, his time spent playing guitar with Nashville’s Legendary Shack Shakers, and what he’s up to next. Photo by Tim Song.
Host Ben Eason speaks with Tina Arnold from Park Pride and South Bend.
On this episode, new CL interns Nara Landris and Sophia Rubin join Chad Radford, Will Cardwell and Jacob Chisenhall to talk about . . . you guessed it . . . things happening in ATL this weekend! This week, the gang discusses a potential mascot for global warming, their Hogwart's houses, and plenty of shows and events to pack your weekend with excitement. Have a great weekend! Mattiel photo by Kelia Anne MacCluskey.
Heather Luttrell and the Possum Den perform live in the Creative Loafing Archives.
