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My podcast strives to tell the stories of Georgia's history- its places, its events, its people, and their significance.
Abraham Baldwin wasn't born in Georgia, but he contributed a lot to its early development. In this episode, we'll look at what he did to better his newfound home.
We'll look at the origins of Underground Atlanta, a long-time entertainment district in downtown Atlanta, and speculate on what might happen to it next.
In this episode, we take a brief look at Atlanta's first permanent settlement, Standing Peachtree. We look at its location and its significance in Atlanta's growth.
The Home Depot is the largest home improvement franchise in the United States and was founded in Metro Atlanta in 1978. Let's look at how and why it grew and what makes it different from what came before it.
George W Perry landed the world record largemouh bass on June 2, 1932, a record that has only been tied once (in 2009) and never surpassed. Let's review what happened and why this record is so special to anglers.
In honor of the Masters Golf Tournament being held in Augusta last weekend, let's take a brief look at Augusta's history and its place in Georgia history overall
