Street Art Secrets, Gulch & GRIP | The ATL Arts Collective

FIFA World Cup theme show - murals and more | The ATL Arts Collective

✦ Guest co-host Sundiata Rush ✦ FIFA World Cup Murals ✦ Atlanta Cultural Exchange ✦ Nick Turbo Benson ✦ The Park at the Heart of Atlanta’s Olympics ✦ Best Bets ✦  Footwork: Where We Gather ✦ Beyond the Yellow Brick Road ✦ ✦ This Week On The Show ✦  Storyteller and community builder Sundiata Rush joins the show as our guest co-host for our FIFA World Cup theme show. He’s the creator and producer behind “Tales of Downtown Atlanta [https://www.talesofdowntownatlanta.org/].” Part podcast, part art exhibit, and part old-school mix tape, the series is an audiovisual anthology of our city. Featuring short stories written, voiced, and visually amplified by notable Atlantans, the series offers a spirited tour of historic downtown locations, influential legacies and people, and important events from the past, all while introducing the world to Atlanta’s soul.  ✦ Painting the Town: FIFA World Cup Murals ✦  In preparation for the FIFA World Cup, the Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs and Downtown Atlanta Inc. commissioned a combined total of 21 brand-new public murals. Arthur Rudick, the mastermind behind the famous “Atlanta Street Art Map [https://streetartmap.org/]” and a regular contributor to ArtsATL, recently spoke with several powerhouse artists behind the new work, including Charity Hamidullah [https://www.charitymadeit.com/], Kyle"BlackCatTips" Brooks [https://www.blackcattips.com/], and Melissa A. Mitchell [https://www.melissaamitchellart.com/].  Event note: This Sunday at 4 PM, Arthur is giving a special Street Art Tour of Little 5 Points. [https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/street-art-tour-with-art-rudick] Through his website and writing, Rudick has documented over 2,000 murals across metro Atlanta, and local artist Shadow Dancer has created a mural in front of the Little 5 Points Pub to celebrate this milestone. Congratulations Arthur! ✦ Inside the Atlanta Cultural Exchange ✦  The Atlanta Cultural Exchange [https://www.atlculturalexchange.com/], our city’s massive creative hub and official cultural platform during the FIFA World Cup, begins its activations this Sunday. Host Kim Drobes recently caught up with Adriane Jefferson, the executive director of the Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs, to learn more about the grand vision and community intention behind the Exchange. ✦ Scattered, Smothered, and Covered in Art ✦   Artist Nick Turbo Benson [https://nickturbobenson.com/] has created a FIFA World Cup mural that incorporates one of Georgia’s most well-known institutions - Waffle House. ArtsATL senior editor Isadora Pennington [https://www.artsatl.org/?s=isadora+pennington] recently caught up with Benson to learn more.  ✦ Audio Anthology: Tales of Downtown Atlanta ✦ Sundiata Rush is our Guest co-host today, and he’s brought us a story from his Tales of Downtown Atlanta [https://www.talesofdowntownatlanta.org/] series, titled, The Park at the Heart of Atlanta’s Olympics [https://www.talesofdowntownatlanta.org/the-park-at-the-heart-of-atlantas-olympics]. Written by acclaimed Atlanta Magazine editor Betsy Riley, voiced by Woodruff Arts Center and Metro Atlanta Chamber leader Hala Moddelmog, with stunning visual artwork by Chaz Clark. Let this story inspire you to enjoy the FIFA Fan Festival at Centennial Olympic Park [https://showcaseatlanta.com/world-cup-2026#schedule]. It’s free and open to everyone, with 16 days of matches on a 40-foot screen, live concerts, Atlanta food vendors, and cultural programming. June 12 to July 15. ✦ ArtsATL Best Bets for the Week  ✦ ArtsATL Executive Editor Shane Harrison joins the show to share his top cultural recommendations for the week. His curated mix features a group exhibition at The Sunday ATL gallery, a performance from blues icon Selwyn Birchwood, and an evening with Grammy Award-winning neo-soul superstar Corinne Bailey Rae. ✦ Footwork: Where We Gather at Emory University’s Michael C. Carlos Museum ✦   “Footwork: Where We Gather [https://carlos.emory.edu/exhibition/footwork],” is a powerful new photography exhibition at the Michael C. Carlos Museum by award-winning lens-based artist Sheila Pree Bright [https://www.sheilapreebright.com/]. The work is on view through July 19 and is part of Emory University’s broader, campus-wide "Footwork [https://libraries.emory.edu/footwork]" initiative—a series of curated exhibitions celebrating the intersection of sport, style, and the spirit of a city ready to welcome the world. Kim Drobes recently attended a panel at Emory exploring the communities created by fandom, featuring Bright, Andi McKenzie [https://www.linkedin.com/in/andi-mckenzie-a4a06aa2], the Curator of Works on Paper for the Michael C. Carlos Museum, Francisco Stenger of Soccer in the Streets [https://www.soccerstreets.org/], and Bem Joiner, co-founder of Atlanta Influences Everything [https://aie.life/about/].  ✦ Pride Month: Beyond the Yellow Brick Road ✦  In celebration of Pride Month, the historic Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus is back on stage with their concert, "Beyond the Yellow Brick Road [https://www.voicesofnote.org/upcoming-events/elton-john-tribute-show-with-yacht-rock-schooner].” ArtsATL editor-at-large Jim Farmer [https://www.artsatl.org/atlanta-gay-mens-chorus-connects-with-elton-john-for-pride-month/] stops by the microphone to give us an exclusive preview of what to expect from this legendary local musical institution.   Special thanks to today’s sponsors: Motherlode [https://www.instagram.com/motherlodeatl/] Mainline Magazine [http://mainlineatl.com] It’s UATL [https://www.uatl.com/its-uatl/]   Join us on social at @artsatlanta and @atlartscollective   00:00:00 Motherlode Atlanta Vintage Market 00:01:22 Introducing Guest Co-Host Sundiata Rush 00:02:48 Atlanta Arts and Culture Weekend Preview 00:03:43 FIFA World Cup 2026 Public Art Murals Art Rudick Atlanta Street Art Map Report 00:11:38 Atlanta Cultural Exchange Launch City of Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs Interview 00:16:09 Historic Downtown Atlanta Public History Project Overview 00:22:38 Nick Turbo Benson ATL Nighthawks at the Diner Waffle House Public Art Mural 00:34:03 Centennial Olympic Park 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games History Audio Documentary 00:43:14 ArtsATL Best Bets Weekend Event Guide with Shane Harrison 00:48:00 Sheila Pree Bright Footwork Where We Gather Photography Exhibition Review 00:52:36 Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus Beyond the Yellow Brick Road LGBTQ Pride Concert 00:58:54 Arts Journalism Podcast Production Credits and Next Week Preview

Gloria Estefan, WigOut & The Atlanta Opera | The ATL Arts Collective

✦  Beth McKibben ✦ Basura ✦ WigOut ✦ The artistry of food plating ✦ Atlanta Opera’s new home ✦ Best Bets ✦    (photo courtesy of Beth McKibben) ✦This Week On The Show ✦  Beth McKibben [https://www.instagram.com/sopermckibben/] joins as co-host! She serves as both Editor-in-Chief and Dining Editor for Rough Draft Atlanta [https://roughdraftatlanta.com/]. She was previously the editor of Eater Atlanta and has covered food and drinks both locally and nationally for 15 years. Her work in local journalism truly makes her an Atlanta treasure.   Gloria Estefan, along with her daughter, Emily, wrote the songs for the world premiere musical "Basura," on stage at the Alliance starting May 30. (photo courtesy of Alliance Theatre)  ✦ Gloria Estefan’s Basura at Alliance Theatre ✦  The new musical Basura [https://www.alliancetheatre.org/production/2025-26/basura/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23715210694&gbraid=0AAAAACqhzh4eVOAPswJf0590yMvnvELrI&gclid=CjwKCAjwuO_QBhAWEiwAIkVhU19F9U7N1XsK4kMo8jd_suSmaE9SLPR7X-ZdZObgUi9Er8MRMwDRAhoCorMQAvD_BwE] is having its world premiere run at the Alliance Theatre through July 12. Inspired by the true story of Paraguay’s Recycled Orchestra, the show features original songs by Grammy Award winner Gloria Estefan and her daughter, Emily Estefan. Basura is directed by Michael Greif, the creative behind the hit Broadway musical Rent, and, as ArtsATL editor at large Jim Farmer [https://www.artsatl.org/alliances-basura-with-songs-by-gloria-and-emily-estefan-honors-healing-power-of-music/] explains, this duo is just the start of the all-star creative team behind the new musical.   (photo courtesy of Lady Bunny and WigOut) ✦ WigOut Festival in East Atlanta ✦  How about a daytime drag festival in Georgia in June? That’s not just a party: it's an endurance test for glue and aerosol technology. This Saturday, the WigOut [https://www.instagram.com/wigoutatl/] festival comes to the East Atlanta Community Garden. The community fundraiser celebrates pride, drag culture, and local Queer joy with special guests, including the legendary drag icon Lady Bunny [https://www.ladybunny.net/], founder of New York's original WigStock. Atlanta drag superstar Ella Saurus Rex [https://www.instagram.com/queen_ellarex/] and Tony DiCaro, a driving force behind the party and a professional wig wrangler, sit down with Kim Drobes to preview the festivities.   (courtesy of Avize) ✦The Art of Culinary Plating ✦   We really do eat first with our eyes. And nowadays, our phone cameras are next in line. Guest co-host Beth McKibben, speaks with Chef Demetrius Brown of Inman Park’s Bread & Butterfly [https://www.bread-and-butterfly.com/] and Chef Karl Gorline of Avize [https://www.avizeatlanta.com/] in West Midtown to find out how, and why top Atlanta chefs turn a simple dinner plate into an artistic canvas.    Rendering of Rosemary Hall (photo courtesy of the Atlanta Opera) ✦ The Atlanta Opera’s New Multidisciplinary Home ✦   We check in on the Atlanta Opera’s massive $43 million cultural expansion. ArtsATL reporter Doug DeLoach [https://www.artsatl.org/history-art-and-nature-merge-in-the-plans-for-the-molly-blank-center-for-opera-the-arts/] brings us a comprehensive update on the development of the Molly Blank Center for Opera and the Arts [https://www.atlantaopera.org/about/mollyblankcenter/], the state-of-the-art facility being constructed adjacent to the Atlanta BeltLine.   John Crist (Photo courtesy of Crist and Shore Fire Media) ✦ ArtsATL Best Bets for the Week  ✦ ArtsATL Executive Editor Shane Harrison joins the show to share his top cultural recommendations for the week [https://www.artsatl.org/9-essential-atlanta-arts-events-this-weekend-62/]. His curated mix features a wave of new local theater productions, the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s season-closing concert, and comedian John Crist’s return to Georgia.   Special thanks to today’s sponsors: Motherlode [https://www.instagram.com/motherlodeatl/] Mainline Magazine [http://mainlineatl.com]   Join us on social at @artsatlanta and @atlartscollective.     00:00:00 Support: Mainline Magazine (Festival Announcement) 00:00:31 Welcome to the ATL Arts Collective — Show Intro & Teasers 00:01:04 Introducing Beth McKibbin — Co‑host Bio 00:02:08 Basura — New Musical with Gloria & Creative Team (Jim Farmer) 00:13:42 Meet Beth McKibbin — Career, Mentoring & Rough Draft 00:19:58 Wig Out Preview — Ella Saurus Rex & Tony DeCaro 00:28:49 The Art of Plating — How Chefs Create on a Plate (Beth McKibbin) 00:41:47 Molly Blank Center for Opera & the Arts — Atlanta Opera Update 00:51:01 ArtsATL Best Bets — Weekend Picks (Shane Harrison) 00:55:21 Closing, Credits & Patreon Call — Final Remarks 00:56:47 Next Week Preview & Credits

Street Art Secrets, Gulch & GRIP | The ATL Arts Collective

✦ The ATL Arts Collective, powered by ArtsATL, May 27, 2026   VAYNE's massive mural above Freedom Parkway is only visible from above, making it a true secret mural. (Photo by Art Rudick) ✦ Atlanta's Best Hidden Street Art ✦ Did you know that Atlanta is home to a massive graffiti installation that spans 655 feet long and 100 feet wide? Even more surprising: if you have ever driven down the John Lewis Freedom Parkway, you were likely within a few feet of the installation without even realizing it. Sometimes, the city's best street art is tucked away in secretive locations, completely hidden from the main roads. To find these hidden gems, you need an insider guide. Enter Arthur Rudick [https://www.artsatl.org/today-in-street-art-atlantas-secret-murals/], the creator of the Atlanta Street Art Map [https://streetartmap.org/] and a regular contributor to ArtsATL. He has spent years tracking down the city's best-kept artistic secrets, and today he joins us to share exactly where to find Atlanta's most elusive murals.  Artist Michael Jones (photo by Jasmine Hentschel) ✦ Making It Work with Gulch Magazine ✦ Gulch [https://www.gulchmagazine.com/] Magazine is a stunning, independent print publication dedicated entirely to the Atlanta visual art scene. Co-created by Jasmine Hentschel and EC Flamming, they just released their highly anticipated Volume 2 [https://gulch-mag.square.site/product/gulch-vol-2-pre-order/S6YTRMCYMMFSRNN44P2ZS5BL?cp=true&sa=false&sbp=false&q=false&category_id=ATNU7RAWCJLSTGOM67GAPXX4]. Jasmine joins us for this month’s edition of our Making it Work series, which investigates how local creatives build sustainable careers and avoid the "starving artist" trap. Today, Atlanta-based artist, art handler, and professional art installer Michael Jones steps up to offer invaluable conceptual career advice to young artists navigating the contemporary art market.  Scattrbrain performing at their first headlining show at Drunken Unicorn. (Photo by Christian M Photography) ✦ Scattrbrain: The Ultimate Atlanta Alt-Rock & Rap Supergroup ✦ Get an exclusive inside look at Scattrbrain [https://www.instagram.com/scattrbrain/], the new Atlanta-based genre-bending project fusing rap and alternative rock. While Scattrbrain is a brand-new name on the scene, the powerhouse musicians behind it are industry veterans. The lineup features the critically acclaimed East Atlanta native rapper GRIP (famously signed to Eminem’s Shady Records) alongside core members of the platinum-selling indie rock band Grouplove [https://www.grouplovemusic.com/] and regional favorites Mallbangs [https://www.instagram.com/mallbangs/]. We dive into their upcoming debut album, Scattrbrain & the Unwavering Self-Doubt, dropping June 19. You can catch them at the historic 40 Watt Club in Athens, Georgia, on June 26 as part of the iconic ATHFest Music & Arts Festival.  Pridgen and Coucheron (Photo by Mark Rainey) ✦ ArtsATL Best Bets for the Week ✦ ArtsATL Executive Editor Shane Harrison stops by to break down his top cultural picks for the week [https://www.artsatl.org/9-essential-atlanta-arts-events-this-weekend-61/]. This week’s curated mix includes eccentric and avant-garde performances at the Atlanta Fringe Festival, a chance to get weird with your favorite AL, and a must-see new contemporary group exhibition at the reimagined Goat Farm Arts Center in West Midtown.    Special thanks to today’s sponsors: The Atlanta Opera [https://www.atlantaopera.org/production/twilight-of-the-gods-2026/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23806893586&gbraid=0AAAAACfvzP6HB6UtTsn0WWn_er4X5FR5X&gclid=CjwKCAjw5NvPBhAoEiwA_2egfmzSM2Q99JmQEQXMcY2lzKrDN-BnHKLbI1dYB9-NlwP8DYLI2y6hKxoCLHwQAvD_BwE] Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University [https://rialto.gsu.edu/]   Join us on social at @artsatlanta and @atlartscollective. Let's lift the artists shaping Atlanta together. Show up, spread the word, and be part of the community. And if you’re able, consider donating [https://patron.podbean.com/atlartscollective] to the ATL Arts Collective. Your support helps cover production costs and keeps this show going strong for years to come.   Our theme music is K Michelle Dubois [https://www.instagram.com/kmdmusic8/]' Hit the Deck from her album Astral Heart [https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lBgobMXr47g2_PZNz7r7zwl9H0HNSs4vo], courtesy of Wicked Superb Records.  The ATL Arts Collective is part of the Wordplay Collective podcast family. Check out our sister show, In Pieces with R Land [https://www.inpieceswithrland.com/], for conversations with artist R. Land.  Thank you for listening!      00:00:00 Rialto Center Season Announcement (Sponsor) 00:00:37 Show Intro & Host Welcome 00:01:57 Hidden Atlanta Street Art with Arthur Ruddick 00:12:40 Making It Work: Michael Jones (GULCH) 00:23:34 Scatterbrain — New Atlanta Supergroup 00:33:13 ArtsATL Best Bets with Shane Harrison 00:39:44 Next Week Preview & Final Sponsor

Joel Byars, MomoCon 2026 & Atlanta Jazz Fest | The ATL Arts Collective

✦ Joel Byars ✦ Momocon ✦ Atlanta Jazz Festival ✦ Derrick Stroup ✦ Art News ✦ Best Bets ✦   Welcome to The ATL Arts Collective: Weekly Atlanta Arts Scene Roundup   Welcome to The ATL Arts Collective, powered by ArtsATL. This is your new home for stories from the local Atlanta arts and culture scene, with reporting from ArtsATL writers, conversations with local artists, and voices from across our creative community. Each week, Kim Drobes will be joined by a rotating co-host: someone you may already know, or someone you’re about to be very glad you met. And today… Joel Byars! Joel Byars (photo by Joel Byars Connext Media) ✦This Week’s Featured Guest Co-host: Comedian Joel Byars Comedian and podcaster, Joel Byars [https://www.joelbyarscomedy.com/], has been voted Atlanta’s Best Clean Comedian. He’s also the host of the award-winning Hot Breath! Podcast, [https://www.youtube.com/@HotBreathPod/videos] where he’s interviewed over 400 comedians, about their craft. Joel believes comedy is a way to bring people together, and he’s partnered with organizations like the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation and the American Cancer Society to spread joy and laughter to those who need it most. (courtesy of MomoCon) ✦MomoCon 2026: Anime, Gaming, and Animation in Downtown Atlanta Momocon 2026 kicks off tomorrow, bringing together fans of anime, gaming, comics, and animation. The event turns downtown Atlanta into something almost cinematic with the unmistakable energy of people finding joy in the things they love most. Having grown steadily for over 2 decades, the convention attracted almost 60 thousand attendees last year. Arts Reporter Brittany Makins [https://www.artsatl.org/more-than-mere-spectacle-momocon-celebrates-its-21st-anniversary-in-atlanta-launches-collaboration-with-japans-wonder-festival/] has more. Atlanta Jazz Festival (photo by Terence Rushin) ✦ 49th Annual Atlanta Jazz Festival at Piedmont Park Memorial Day weekend in Atlanta belongs to Jazz. From May 23 through May 25, Piedmont Park will be the home of the 49th Annual Atlanta Jazz Festival [https://atljazzfest.com/]. At the center of it all is Adriane Jefferson, the Executive Director of the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs. She just celebrated her one-year anniversary in the role, and it’s clear she’s set on not just keeping the lights on, but elevating the entire house. Her first fully curated Jazz Fest lineup includes acts like the Roots and PJ Morton and aims to draw music lovers from across the region to experience the latest and greatest in jazz culture.  Derrick Stroup (Photo by Todd Owyoung NBC) ✦Atlanta Comedy Spotlight: Derrick Stroup Live at Center Stage Atlanta Fresh off his debut Netflix special titled Nostalgic [https://www.netflix.com/title/82084417], comedian Derrick Stroup is quickly becoming a household name on both his own tours and touring sold-out arenas with Nate Bargatze. Born in Alabama, he has southern roots and relatable humor, making him a must-see comedian coming to Atlanta this month. Just one year ago, the comedian was performing in the side room of an Atlanta comedy club, and now he is headlining two shows at Center Stage on May 27th and 28th. The 28th is already sold out, so save your seats for the 27th on Derrick’s website [https://www.derrickstroup.com/] before they’re gone. When I recently talked with Stroup, we began by discussing the last time we’d seen each other.  CTR Culture Studios ✦Local Art News Briefs & Weekly Best Bets ArtsATL senior editor Isadora Pennington keeps her ear to the ground and each month brings us her Arts News Brief [https://www.artsatl.org/news-briefs-ctr-culture-studios-announces-first-tenants-arts-and-wellness-programming-greg-mike-to-lead-art-program-at-medley-gfb-iii-chosen-for-jazz-fest-design-patrick-eugene-included-in-scad-f/]. Today, her stories include the new CTR Culture Studios [https://www.instagram.com/ctrcultureatl/] and GFB3 [https://www.instagram.com/gfb3/] designing the art for this year’s Atlanta Jazz Festival. ✦ ArtsATL’s executive editor Shane Harrison stops by with his picks for this week's Best Bets. This week, his mix includes the return of Hot Jambalaya [https://www.horizontheatre.com/plays/hot-jambalaya/], The American Astronaut [https://www.plazaatlanta.com/movie/plazadrome-the-american-astronaut/]for Plazadrome, and Shakespeare Out of a Hat [https://www.shakespearetavern.com/on-stage/company/shakespeare-out-of-a-hat-the-tempest-one-night-only/].   Special thanks to today’s sponsors: The Atlanta Opera [https://www.atlantaopera.org/production/twilight-of-the-gods-2026/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23806893586&gbraid=0AAAAACfvzP6HB6UtTsn0WWn_er4X5FR5X&gclid=CjwKCAjw5NvPBhAoEiwA_2egfmzSM2Q99JmQEQXMcY2lzKrDN-BnHKLbI1dYB9-NlwP8DYLI2y6hKxoCLHwQAvD_BwE] Rialto Center for the Arts at Georgia State University [https://rialto.gsu.edu/]   Join us on social at @artsatlanta and @atlartscollective. Let's lift the artists shaping Atlanta together. Show up, spread the word, and be part of the community. And if you’re able, consider donating [https://patron.podbean.com/atlartscollective] to the ATL Arts Collective. Your support helps cover production costs and keeps this show going strong for years to come.   Our theme music is K Michelle Dubois [https://www.instagram.com/kmdmusic8/]' Hit the Deck from her album Astral Heart [https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lBgobMXr47g2_PZNz7r7zwl9H0HNSs4vo], courtesy of Wicked Superb Records.  The ATL Arts Collective is part of the Wordplay Collective podcast family. Check out our sister show, In Pieces with R Land [https://www.inpieceswithrland.com/], for conversations with artist R. Land.  Thank you for listening!    00:00:00 Welcome to The ATL Arts Collective 00:01:15 Atlanta Comedian Joel Byars 00:02:10 Episode Preview: Guests & Segments 00:03:23 MomoCon 2026 Event Preview 00:07:18 Getting to Know Joel Byars 00:16:50 49th Annual Atlanta Jazz Festival Lineup 00:27:30 Derrick Stroup Live at Center Stage Atlanta 00:41:18 Atlanta Arts News Brief & Weekly Best Bets 00:49:13 Closing

Bonus! Anna Jensen & Kevn Kinney Interview: Let’s Go Dancing Art Exhibition | The ATL Arts Collective

*Please note the exhibition is on view through May 23, but the concert has passed* Drivin N Cryin Frontman Kevn Kinney & Artist Anna Jensen Uncut Interview    Last week, we discussed the incredible "Let’s Go Dancing" art exhibition running at The Sun ATL [https://vinsonart.com/the-sun-atl/] gallery in Atlanta. Created by acclaimed Atlanta artist Anna Jensen [https://www.instagram.com/annajensenart/], this monumental project serves as a profound visual response to the classic songs of Georgia Music Hall of Fame inductee Kevn Kinney [https://www.instagram.com/kevnkinney312/], who is also Jensen's husband.    The scale of this project is unprecedented: 100 of Kinney’s songs (spanning his solo work and his legendary career with rock band Drivin N Cryin) have been reimagined by 100 different collaborating musical artists. Jensen has since painted a unique, corresponding canvas for every single track. She is releasing the massive tribute music project through her own independent label, Tasty Goody Records. [https://www.tastygoodyrecords.com/]   We couldn't fit the full interview into our standard weekly broadcast, so we are throwing open the vault. Please enjoy this full, uncut conversation with Anna Jensen and Kevn Kinney as they break down the intersection of visual art, Southern rock history, and creative partnership.                                                                00:00 - Welcome & Special Bonus Episode Introduction 05:19 - Selecting 100 Kevn Kinney Songs & Painting Every Track 05:57 - Launching Tasty Goody Records: Distribution & Vinyl Workload 27:08 - Supporting Music Charities & Community Impact 28:30 - Where to Stream the Music, Buy Art & Order Merch 30:44 - Let’s Go Dancing Art Exhibition Dates & Closing Sign-off