Kendall Graham, Savannah Artist: A Journey Through Creativity

In the realm of contemporary art, where boundaries blur and imagination reigns supreme, one name stands out amidst the cacophony of creativity: Kendall Graham. An artist whose work transcends conventional definitions, Graham has carved a niche for herself with her distinctive style, captivating audiences worldwide. From her early beginnings to her current status as a … Continue reading Kendall Graham, Savannah Artist: A Journey Through Creativity

River of Light by Ancient Infinity Orchestra Draws inspiration from spiritual jazz

"River of Light," is the inaugural album from Ancient Infinity Orchestra, a vibrant 14-member jazz ensemble hailing from Leeds. At its helm is the accomplished double-bassist and composer, Ozzy Moysey, who guides the ensemble through a journey of communal, elevating, and meditative spiritual jazz. Nestled in the creatively charged city of Leeds in Northern England, … Continue reading River of Light by Ancient Infinity Orchestra Draws inspiration from spiritual jazz

Smoky Mountains Nature Photographer George Masa to be Honored with Historical Marker

Masa's photographs of the North Carolina mountains played a crucial role in the creation of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. He will be recognized with a new North Carolina Highway Historical Marker in Asheville. A man whose photographs of the North Carolina mountains played a crucial role in the creation of the Great Smoky … Continue reading Smoky Mountains Nature Photographer George Masa to be Honored with Historical Marker

Ten Must-See Free and Streaming Documentaries on Asheville and Western North Carolina

National Geographic Travel: Asheville By Design Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, Asheville has a history of craft and creativity, cool mountain air, and breathtaking attractions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5KwyL-7E5M Watch full episode here Moog | A Documentary Film by Hans Fjellestad Moog, the film, takes us inside the mind of this legendary figure as … Continue reading Ten Must-See Free and Streaming Documentaries on Asheville and Western North Carolina

Sounds of Afro-Peru: An Interview With Peña’s Cory Wong

Minneapolis based musician/producer Cory Wong is on a mission to spread the music of Peru’s coast as far and wide as possible. Last April, he traveled to Lima and assembled an ensemble to help document Afro-Peruvian music. The group was called Peña (a meeting place or grouping of artists/musicians) and two  albums from the sessions … Continue reading Sounds of Afro-Peru: An Interview With Peña’s Cory Wong

Songs of Gao: An Interview with Mali’s Sidi Touré

The worthy successor to Ali Farka Touré.  — Bassekou Kouyaté Mali's Sidi Touré sings the traditions of his Malian culture and beyond on his Thrill Jockey debut “Sahel Folk” Sidi Touré made his first guitar as a child, constructing it from his wooden writing slate in the ancient town of Gao, Mali. Once the heart of the … Continue reading Songs of Gao: An Interview with Mali’s Sidi Touré

Unveiling Representative Earl “Buddy” Carter’s Polarizing Policies: A Deep Dive into Their Impact on Georgia’s Families and Communities

In the bucolic coastal region of Georgia, where marshes meet the sea and communities thrive on a delicate balance of tradition and progress, Representative Earl "Buddy" Carter stands as a pivotal figure in shaping the political landscape. But behind the façade of genial southern charm lies a political force with policies that have stirred controversy … Continue reading Unveiling Representative Earl “Buddy” Carter’s Polarizing Policies: A Deep Dive into Their Impact on Georgia’s Families and Communities

Kendall Graham Savannah | Exploring Cumberland Island

Cumberland Island Camping Adventure: Dunes, Empty Beaches, Wild Horses and Raiding Racoons Two nights on Cumberland Island with Kendall Graham and John C. Tripp as they explore the island and encounter its magnificent beauty, sandy beaches, maritime forest, salt marsh, feral horses, and voracious racoons. https://youtu.be/jyMZD2sYZpo?si=tfF4EN4kbIWBAHr7 Unveiling the Untouched: Exploring Cumberland Island, Georgia Nestled along … Continue reading Kendall Graham Savannah | Exploring Cumberland Island

Kendall Graham, Savannnah Based and SOAR explores Cumberland Island, Georgia

Two nights on Cumberland Island with S.O.A.R. (Savannah Outdoor Adventure and Recreation) as John & Kendall explore the island and encounter its magnificent beauty, sandy beaches, maritime forest, salt marsh, feral horses, and voracious racoons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyMZD2sYZpo Exploring the Wild Beauty of Georgia's Cumberland Island: A Camping Adventure Georgia’s Cumberland Island stands as a testament to … Continue reading Kendall Graham, Savannnah Based and SOAR explores Cumberland Island, Georgia

Kendall Graham, Savannah

December 8, 2023 - Historic Savannah Foundation announced that Kendall Graham joined the organization as its new Education & Research Associate. Graham will be responsible for helping fulfill HSF’s mission to preserve and protect Savannah’s heritage through education by implementing outreach programs and communication to HSF members, community organizations and the general public. She will … Continue reading Kendall Graham, Savannah

Daudi Matsiko’s Acoustic Soul Brings Light on “The King of Misery”

Nottingham based, British-Ugandan singer-songwriter Daudi Matsiko has released his full length album ‘The King Of Misery’ on the heels of his recent appearance on the Adam Buxton Podcast and a short tour with GoGo Penguin. In his own words: "Hopefully this album leads somewhere life affirming, but in case you might be as depressed or … Continue reading Daudi Matsiko’s Acoustic Soul Brings Light on “The King of Misery”

It was Murder: Coroner’s Report Indicates that Christy Giles and Hilda Marcela Cabrales-Arzola were drugged and held captive at the apartment of David Pearce.

"48 Hours" investigates the deaths of Christy Giles and Hilda Marcela Cabrales https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDu-1rB8p-s Please consider donating to the GoFundMe campaigns for Christy Giles and Marcela Cabrales-Arzola Update 4/2/22 From People magazine: The coroner has confirmed how Christy Giles and Hilda Marcela Cabrales-Arzola died four months after they went out to a party but never came … Continue reading It was Murder: Coroner’s Report Indicates that Christy Giles and Hilda Marcela Cabrales-Arzola were drugged and held captive at the apartment of David Pearce.

Yeahman Releases Debut Album ‘Ostriconi’ named for the Ostriconi valley in Corsica, France

“Ostriconi” is the first full length album from French multi-instrumentalist Jean Dasso, better known as Yeahman, and its release at the start of 2021 on New York based Wonderwheel Recordings is guaranteed to kick the new year off with dreamlike finesse.  The album is named for the Ostriconi valley in Corsica, France - and across … Continue reading Yeahman Releases Debut Album ‘Ostriconi’ named for the Ostriconi valley in Corsica, France

Coronavirus Prevention and Treatment With Monolaurin

As Coronavirus spreads worldwide, panic about being exposed to it, and becoming ill are at hysterical levels. Exposure to the virus is becoming a possibility for many, and there is no vaccine. What to do? Well, firstly follow the steps below to protect yourself and others. If you want to prepare your body for potential … Continue reading Coronavirus Prevention and Treatment With Monolaurin

‘Latin grass’ group Che Apalache releases Béla Fleck-produced album ‘Rearrange My Heart’ on August 9th

Ace Musicians Create A Very "American" Fusion of Latin American and North Carolina Roots Music. On tour now, performing at Mountain Song Festival, Brevard 9/7  Since their 2017 debut, Argentina's Che Apalache have taken audiences by storm with their fusion of Latin and American roots music. With their stirring new record Rearrange My Heart(out August 9th on Free Dirt Records), the band … Continue reading ‘Latin grass’ group Che Apalache releases Béla Fleck-produced album ‘Rearrange My Heart’ on August 9th

Mariee Sioux Performing in Savannah, Asheville and Atlanta in Support of New Album “Grief in Exile”

Mariee Sioux was raised in a small gold mining town in Northern California and is of Indigenous and Polish Hungarian ancestry. She prefers to be known as an abstract storyteller, and a voice for the natural world and trials of humanity through song. For the past 10 years she has been sharing songs she often … Continue reading Mariee Sioux Performing in Savannah, Asheville and Atlanta in Support of New Album “Grief in Exile”

Desert Rockers Tinariwen to Release New Album “Amadjar”, Peforming in North Carolina in September

The story of Amadjar – the new album from the Grammy award-winning Tuareg musicians Tinariwen - begins at the end of October 2018 at the Taragalte Festival of nomadic cultures in the Moroccan Sahara. Following their appearance at the festival, Tinariwen hit the road and head for Mauritania, via southern Morocco, Western Sahara and the … Continue reading Desert Rockers Tinariwen to Release New Album “Amadjar”, Peforming in North Carolina in September

Celtic Americana Band Josephine County plays Isis Music Hall, Asheville, May 10

Josephine County is more than the combination of four powerful traditional musicians. It is a gathering of friends, sharing their expertise, knowledge, and enthusiasm for music ranging from the United States to  French Canada to Ireland and back.  Erica Brown, Matt Shipman, Hanz Araki, and Colleen Raney very simply create an exceptional musical experience. Each concert promises … Continue reading Celtic Americana Band Josephine County plays Isis Music Hall, Asheville, May 10