Creative Loafing Atlanta

Creative Loafing Atlanta

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Creative Loafing Atlanta episodes

  • CL Recommends: 10/19
    Welcome to Creative Loafing’s weekend roundup podcast for October 18-20! Will Cardwell, Jacob Chisenhall, and Chad Radford discuss their top picks for the weekend, including Greenscreen's album release at 529, one year anniversary of Dog Towne Franks, (Sandy) Alex G at Terminal West, and more! Tune in and turn out.
    43 min
  • Artist Spotlight: Ladrones
    Valeria and Jose of Ladrones paid a visit to CL’s Short Notice Studio to talk about the closely-knit punk scene that spawned the group, the Chupacabra, and how their lives have changed since they’ve settled in Atlanta.
    Photo by Chad Radford
    39 min
  • Artist Spotlight: Shepherds
    Shepherds sophomore LP, Insignificant Whip, came out last October 18 via Arrowhawk Records. As the group’s singer, guitarist, and frontman Jonathan Merenivitch explains to host Chad Radford how songs from the album confront themes of toxic masculinity, online dating, Tupac Shakur, and the anxiety of living in modern times.
    Photo by Meghan Dowlen.
    40 min
  • Artist Spotlight: Blair Crimmins
    Crimmins stopped by CL’s Short Notice studio to talk with host Chad Radford about his residency at Paris on Ponce, his children's music project Captain Crimmins and the Story Boat Band, and the origin story behind his ragtime jazz band and stage persona.
    Photo by Erik Dixon
    30 min
  • Friends in High Places: Interview with 'Yoko' and 'Lennon' of Hi-Five Supper Club
    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.
    35 min

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