In the series finale of About South, we travel to the E.W. Shell Fisheries Center at Auburn University to discuss a subject near and dear to our hearts -- crayfish. Thanks to Jim Stoeckel and Brian Helms for letting us join them for the day!
https://t.co/ilRiEEGJMU
Our final episode drops tomorrow, so we've put together this goodbye bonus episode so you can reminisce with us. Thanks for four years of unwavering support and attentive ears!
https://t.co/4i3WphIeqK
Just set up the microphone for one last @aboutsouthpod recording. We’ve made 64 episodes together, and I couldn’t be more grateful for our team and our listeners. Saying goodbye is hard.
Dr. Brian Horton is a professor at North Carolina Central University, a jazz history scholar, and a prolific musician. Gina calls him up to talk about all of the above and music programs at historically Black colleges and universities.
https://t.co/sO99MFolZw
Jessica Parker grew up in Fayette County, GA, home of the Line Creek Petroglyph, an engraved rock with a complicated history. Jessica first learned about the petroglyph when someone stole it. In this episode, she and Gina attempt to solve the mystery.
https://t.co/ITudsA7CSC
In this week’s episode of About South, we travel to St. John the Baptist Parish in Louisiana to meet with Ashley Rogers, executive director at the @WhitPlantation museum and memorial site, to discuss the history of enslavement in the U.S. South. https://t.co/qZxExbrvcs
This week we talk with Dwight Billings, Emeritus Professor of sociology at the University of Kentucky, who researches social inequality and poverty, especially in Appalachia. We talk with Dwight about coal mining in Appalachia and the region's future. https://t.co/5sTwPVdsik
This week we’re joined by the brilliant Dr. Calinda Lee, talking all things ATL. It’s a love letter, and like any good love letter, it’s painfully honest and carefully expressed. Listen now: Episode 10: To Atlanta, With Love https://t.co/NvUl5FRAYU