The City Lights Collective

Karen Kelly and Keira Quinn from the Children’s Museum of Atlanta discuss the museum’s programming for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Plus, travel expert and PBS host Rick Steves joins us for our series, “ATL Up and Away.”

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Mixed media artist Honey Pierre discusses her new solo exhibition, “I’m Just Living Some Life, Okay?” The work is on view at Impossible Currencies Studio through May 18th. Plus, curators Ruth Allen and Masud Olufani detail the two new exhibitions on view at the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University, “Anonymous Fragments” and “Call and Response.”

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Comedian Jay Pharaoh stops by ahead of his shows at the Helium Comedy Club in Alpharetta, May 2 through 4. Plus, The Peachtree Road United Methodist Church is celebrating its centennial all year long, and we hear about their upcoming concert, “Celebrate the Joy: 100 Years of Music Making.”

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John McCutcheon discusses his latest album “Field of Stars.” Plus, Kosmo Vinyl stops by with the story behind “Human Behavior” by Bjork, and voice actor and comedian Euguene Mirman stops by ahead of his upcoming stand-up show at Terminal West on May 3.

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Conductor Jader Bignanimi discusses his upcoming “Italian Holiday with the ASO” performances on Thursday and Saturday. Plus, Madeline Evans takes the spotlight for our series, “Speaking of Comedy,” and visual artist John Cleaveland details his new exhibition, “The Nature of Man: Landscapes from the Childhood of Jimmy Carter, on view at the Carter Center through May 31.

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Chantelle Rytter, creator of the Atlanta Beltline Lantern Parade and founder of the Krewe of the Grateful Gluttons discusses the 15th annual Beltline Lantern Parade which is on May 3 on the Beltline’s Southwest Trail. Plus, we unveil the future of City Lights on WABE, “The City Lights Collective.”

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Atlanta-based co-directors John Dierre and Ryan Dutter discuss their original psycho-thriller drama “Meta Take One,” which screens at the Plaza Theatre for the Atlanta Film Festival on April 25. Plus, H Johnson stops by with story behind Lenny Welch’s “Since I Fell For You,” and we hear about this year’s FREE Amplify Decatur Music Festival.

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Tenor Stefan Vinke and Atlanta Opera artistic director Tomer Zvulun discuss Richard Wagner’s “Siegfried,” which is on stage at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre from April 26 through May 4. Plus, Dr. Scott Stewart stops by for our series, “Music in Media,” and we hear about “Braiding Time, Memory and Water,” the site-specific interactive dance performances that encourage us to reconnect with our natural environment.

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George Hirthler and Bob Judson, producers of the new documentary “The Games in Black & White,” discuss the film ahead of its Atlanta premiere at the Rialto Center for the Arts on April 26. Plus, musician John Driskell Hopkins joins us to discuss his latest music with the Zac Brown Band and his awareness campaigns for ALS.

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Chris Escobar, director of the Atlanta Film Festival, discusses the 49th annual event, which begins April 24 and continues through May 4 with screenings and events at the Tara and Plaza Theatres. Plus, Rough Draft Atlanta’s Editor-in-Chief and Senior Dining Editor Beth McKibben stops by to discuss the history of women in bartending. Sharon Van Etten joins us ahead of her April 24 show at Variety Playhouse.

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