Savannah in Savannah

Savannah in Savannah

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Savannah in Savannah episodes

  • David

    I've known David for a few years now, and I see him almost daily, but most of his story I had never heard. He's an amazing storyteller and a kind, gentle person. I know most of us know him from the Surf Shack, but his story before the surf shack and the reasons he decided to give back to the community are just as inspiring as the Surf Shack is fun.


    Sponsor the show. Savannah in Savannah is independently made in Ardsley Park. Your local business can support an episode, with a mention at the top of every episode, a line here in the notes, and a tag on Instagram. Get in touch: [email protected]


    27 min
  • Nancy

    Nancy - my first episode! She's such a gem and a true Georgia Peach, and I know you'll enjoy meeting her. She talks about meeting her husband and moving to Savannah after living all over Georgia. She describes what she loves about her neighborhood and what could be better. I know you'll be able to relate.


    Sponsor the show. Savannah in Savannah is independently made in Ardsley Park. Your local business can support an episode, with a mention at the top of every episode, a line here in the notes, and a tag on Instagram. Get in touch: [email protected]

    16 min
  • Savannah in Savannah Podcast Trailer - Episode 0

    I'm Savannah, and I live in Savannah. Yes, I know.

    This is a podcast about the neighbors I'd waved at for years and couldn't have told you one true thing about. Each episode is a neighbor or two and a conversation: where they came from, what went sideways, how they ended up on this street. Less of me, more of them.

    In this short opener: why the show exists and what to expect. Let's get to know our neighbors, together!

    4 min

About Savannah in Savannah

From the publisher's feed

Yes, that's really my name. I have lived in Savannah long enough to know that the hostess city's best stories belong to the people who live here, not the tour guides. I spent twelve years interviewing strangers for a living. As it turns out, the people down the street had better stories.