Georgia Podcast Network

In our second video episode, we bring the camera along with us on one of our road trips and point out some things you can look for while traveling through Southern towns. This trip took us through Middle Georgia, including Columbus, Thomaston, Warm Springs and Greenville along with a few others that didn't make it into the video due to space considerations.

We love voicemail! If you know of anything else people should look for when traveling to Southern towns (there are a few we know of we didn't get time to capture for the video, like masonic lodges and terrazos), call us at 678.389.9441. Chances are excellent we'll include your thoughts in our next talkie, which as of now will be podcast-after-next.

We recorded this talkie on the road while staying at the Brady Inn in Madison, Georgia. Topics discussed include, but are not limited to:

• Places we stopped on the first day of our road trip: Social Circle, Greensboro, Eatonton, Madison
• Question from Nobilis via Twitter: will pole dancing become an accepted art form by the year 2040?
• Ruminating on the permanence of our records: will there be any trace of us in a couple of hundred years?
• Should I buy an iPod Touch or an iPhone? We received several responses on Twitter. (postmortem: I almost bought an iPod Touch before I found out I could get an iPhone without messing with our cell phone plan, so I ordered an iPhone)

Length: 27:37 minutes
File size: 19 MB

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In this episode, I interview Julie Marateck, an Atlanta photographer whose work will be on display at the Artists Xplosion Art Show this Friday. (One of her favorite photos is included below; this and four others will be available for purchase at the show.) We talk about photography, spirituality, and Julie's amazing road trip trough the American west.

Length: 18:30 minutes
File size: 16.9 MB

Myself (Rob - Neon Poisoning) and Amber from the Georgia Podcast Network talk about out mutual appreciation for odd roadside attractions, starting with a small collection of places in our state Georgia. From visionary artists to millionaires to animal conservancies, all have created destinations in the "Peach State." Any of the attractions mentioned that have online resources and/or sites are included below.

Official Sites:

• The Bruce Weiner Microcar Museum Madison, Georgia
• Welcome to the Fantastic World of Joni Mabe! (Everything Elvis) Cornelia, Georgia
• The Official Homepage Of Howard Finster
• Kangaroo Conservation Center
• The United Nuwaubian Nation Of Moors

Roadside America Articles:

• Georgia Rural Telephone Museum, Leslie, Georgia
• Georgia Tourist Attractions

Wikipedia Entries:

• Georgia Guidestones
• Howard Finster
• Nuwaubianism (Nuwaubian Nation of Moors)

Additional Resources and Unofficial Sites:

• Public Broadcasting Atlanta: "Atlanta Road Trip - A Day Away"
• Howard Finster's Paradise Gardens
• The Outsider Pages - Howard Finster's Paradise Garden

Length: 18:59 minutes
File size: 17.4 MB

In the first of what we intend to become a series of interviews with our affiliate podcasters, Amber and I interview Chilly of the 10,000 things. We discuss his podcast and travels, and also touch on online dating and (wait for it) the implications of podcasts on how people communicate in real life.

Length: 21:36 minutes
File size: 19.8 MB