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The Southern Minute Podcast 19: NuGrape Soda

This is the story about the history of NuGrape soda in Atlanta, Georgia and carbonated sodas in general throughout the South.

Southern gothic is being engaged in situations that bypass convention. This is the whole compendium.

Dragonflies offer worlds of entertainment. Learn about communication and eyesight

Like clockwork, when Sirius rises in the early morning August sky, it is to a chorus of dog day cicadas, with a dose of hot misery.

Absinthe, also known as “The Green Fairy” has stirred the imagination in more ways than one, from Van Gogh to Hemingway . . .

The South is known for being a mannerly bunch, with all the yes ma’ams and the ‘appreciate its . . . I explore the reasons for this.

The Southeastern Creek Indians created a healing remedy that was passed to a plantation owner and is sold today over 200 years later.

Try this historic Low Country chicken, smoked sausage and rice entree that is exclusive to South Carolina.

This is the story of how Sears, Roebuck and Company tackled poverty and racial division in the 1920s South.

Southern gentlemen wear a seersucker suit in hot weather and I’ll explain why it should be worn year round as a statement to Romeos everywhere.