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  • Atlanta Store Brings Witchcraft Out Of The Shadows
    The paranormal is often in the shadows, but a new store in Atlanta brings witchcraft to the public. ATL Craft opened last month. It sells mini-cauldrons for the urban witch, handmade wands, plus "everything you need for your spell work." GPB Intern Olivia Reingold stopped by the shop to meet owner Haley Murphy.
    4 min
  • Bird Flu Has Landed In Georgia
    Early last week, a flock of chickens at a Northwest Georgia farm tested positive for bird flu. It’s the first confirmed contamination of commercial poultry in the state. What’s being done to contain the virus? How do farmers and officials prevent future outbreaks? We asked Mike Giles, President of the Georgia Poultry Foundation and Bruce Webster, UGA Professor of Poultry Science.
    11 min
  • The Breakroom: Grammar, McMansions, And That Pepsi Commercial
    The Breakroom is back to discuss grammar vigilantes, sexual assault settlements at Fox News, and overused terms like “break the internet.” Plus, we’ll talk about why Georgia might be a terrible place for millennials, why big houses are going out of style, and look at an April Fools' joke by a Republican candidate in the Sixth District race. Our guests include: Natalie Pawelski - Vice President of Cater Communications Jon Jackson - Veteran and Farmer Tomika DePriest - Senior Director of Marketing
    30 min
  • On Second Thought For Friday, April 7, 2017
    Early last week, a flock of chickens at a Northwest Georgia farm tested positive for bird flu. It’s the first confirmed contamination of commercial poultry in the state. What’s being done to contain the virus? How do farmers and officials prevent future outbreaks? We ask Mike Giles, President of the Georgia Poultry Foundation and Bruce Webster, UGA Professor of Poultry Science. A new café in Atlanta caters to cats and their humans. At Java Cats Café, you can order coffee and hang out with
    49 min
  • Is Organized White Supremacy On The Rise?
    We’ve seen more acts of hate speech and racism in recent months. Are hate groups becoming more organized? Jeannine Bell, Professor of Law at Indiana University, and filmmaker Mike Ramsdell joined us to discuss the rise of white supremacy, and what we’ve learned from dealing with hate groups in our history.
    15 min
  • What Would Prevent Domestic Violence In Your Community?
    April 2-8 is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week. The Georgia Senate recently passed Marsy's Law and the House will take it up next session. It’s a resolution to amend the state constitution so that crime victims have rights equal to perpetrators and the accused . We spoke with Pastor Sabrina McKenzie. She lost her sister to a violent crime, and now advocates for increased victims’ rights. We also talked with Lee Giordano, Training Director of Men Stopping Violence . This unique organization is
    18 min
  • Does Being Nice Make Us Southern?
    Georgia leads Southern states in hospitality, according to a recent survey from Twiddy.com. What does Southern Hospitality really mean? We talked with College of Charleston professor Gibbs Knotts , co-author of the new book, “ The Resilience of Southern Identity: Why the South Still Matters in the Minds of its People .” We also heard from April McLean, who works at the Athens-based etiquette school, Perfectly Polished . Finally, we get the views of Alfreda Lockett, the executive chef at Meemaw’s
    17 min
  • NASA Taps Georgia Tech Researchers To Build Next Generation Of Space Suits
    NASA announced last month it will recruit a team of Georgia Tech researchers for a new project. The team, called REVEALS, will study radiation on other planets and build radiation proof space suits. What can this technology do for us in space exploration? We ask the team leader, Thomas Orlando, a Director in the Center for Space Technology and Research at Georgia Tech.
    13 min
  • On Second Thought For Thursday, April 6, 2017
    NASA announced last month it will recruit a team of Georgia Tech researchers for a new project. The team, called REVEALS, will study radiation on other planets and build radiation proof space suits. What can this technology do for us in space exploration? We ask the team leader, Thomas Orlando, a Director in the Center for Space Technology and Research at Georgia Tech. Georgia leads Southern states in hospitality, according to a recent survey from the website, Twiddy. What does Southern
    49 min

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