Hey, hey—and welcome to mid-January, where we’re still learning to write 2026 without thinking too hard about it. In this episode of the City on Purpose Podcast, we’re sharing simple, virtuous ways to live, work, and play around Atlanta as the new year settles in. We’ve got a packed lineup of things to do, from History on the Rocks: Atlanta ’96 and Back to the 90s Trivia to dance lessons, country dance night, board game night, and meaningful MLK Day programming around the city. Our Featured Find highlights the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, including free admission and special MLK Day events that invite reflection, learning, and action. We also spotlight new job opportunities with Atlanta Mission and Paloma & Fig, share an Honest to God episode debunking myths about the Middle Ages, and round up sermon insights from Fr. Mike Schmitz, Archbishop Hartmayer, Joel Thomas, Louie Giglio, and Trinity Anglican Church—all centered on identity, belonging, baptism, and living as beloved children of God. As always, this quick, upbeat rundown is lightly AI-assisted and designed to keep you informed without overwhelming your week. If you enjoyed the episode, be sure to download it, follow the show, and subscribe so you don’t miss what’s next.

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