The Savannah Theatre, overlooking Chippewa Square in Savannah, Georgia, is America‘s oldest, orignal site, continuously-operating theatre. For over 200 years, the Savannah Theatre has been a pillar of Savannah‘s live entertainment scene and today attracts talent and audiences from around the world.

In this exclusive interview, we sit down with John Berendt, acclaimed author of the best-selling novel ”Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil,” to discuss the incredible success of his work, which catapulted Savannah to the top of must-visit city lists across the world. Mr. Berendt discusses his intimate experiences observing and writing about his eclectic cast of characters and why Savannah is an extraordinary Southern gem.

Listen as we sit down with local Savannah business owner and collector of the rare and peculiar, Ryan Graveface, owner of the Graveface Museum in downtown Savannah. The museum features rotating collections of macabre curiosities, as well as a record store, oddity shop and pinball arcade.

Southernisms are cultural norms that you‘ll find only in the South! In this episode, learn all about Southern language, culture and cuisine from two Savannah lcoals!

In this special episode, we read love letters to Savannah submitted by our social media audiences. Take a listen to hear these incredible stories about the power of Savannah‘s love!

The Olde Pink House is one of Savannah‘s most iconic restaurants. In this episode, we sit down with the Olde Pink House head chef Vincent Burns and general manager Criag Jeffress to talk about the restaurant‘s legacy and answer the age-old quesiton: Why is the Pink House pink?

In this episode, we sit down with Travis Spangenburg, Creative and Production Manager of the American Prohibition Museum, to chat about the history of Prohibition in Savannah.

Savannah's Gullah Geechee roots date back as early as the 1700s when enslaved West Africans were brought to Coastal Georgia. Today, Gullah Geechee communities like Pin Point continue to practice many cultural traditions of their ancestors. Experience Savannah's rich Gullah Geechee heritage with Gail Smith, historical interpreter and Pin Point native, during this on-site interview at the Pin Point Heritage Museum, where visitors can learn more about this important pillar of Savannah's African American history. To learn more about Pin Point and the Coastal Heritage Society, visit https://chsgeorgia.org/PHM. Plan your next trip at https://www.visitsavannah.com. Hosted by Shannon Lowery and Produced by Tyler Edic.

Dr. Joe Richardson of Tybee Beach Ecology Tours shares why the Coastal Georgia habitat is so extraordinary and how you can enjoy it to the fullest during your next trip to Savannah!

In this episode, we discuss LGBTQIA+ culture and history in Savannah as well as the annual Savannah Pride Festival with Dusty Church, boar chair of Savannah‘s First City Pride Center. Take a listen to learn more about the evolution of queer culture in Savannah, Georgia!

In this on-site discussion at the Pirates‘ House, one of Savannah‘s most iconic eateries, we dive into the history of pirates in Savannah.

In this episode, we sit down with Savannah native Caleb Harkleroad to talk about the history of Savannah‘s Irish and the future of the St. Patrick‘s Day Parade in Savannah.

In this episode, we talk with T.C. Michaels from Genteel & Bard Fine Savannah Tours to talk about one of Savannah’s most mysterious tales. Discover haunted Savannah with us in this dark account of Savannah‘s past.

Like a well-crafted cocktail, Savannah is the perfect blend of rich history and culture mixed with quirky quaintness and diversity.  In this podcast, discover alluring stories of Savannah, including unexpected histories, unsung heroes and evocative tales about characters both past and present.