This is the story about the history of NuGrape soda in Atlanta, Georgia and carbonated sodas in general throughout the South.
The Southern Minute Podcast 18: Fire and the Longleaf Pine
Southern ecosystems evolved with wildfire and man-made prescribed burns are necessary to maintain long-leaf pine stands, a once valuable tree for naval store production and important tree in the fire ecosystem.
The Southern Minute Podcast 17: What is Southern Gothic?
Southern gothic is being engaged in situations that bypass convention. This is the whole compendium.
The Southern Minute Podcast 16: Dragonfly Communication
Dragonflies offer worlds of entertainment. Learn about communication and eyesight
The Southern Minute Podcast 15: Dog Day Cicadas
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.
The Southern Minute Podcast 14: Absinthe
Absinthe, also known as “The Green Fairy” has stirred the imagination in more ways than one, from Van Gogh to Hemingway . . .
The Southern Minute Podcast 13: Southern Manners
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 Southern Minute Podcast 12: SSS Tonic
The Southeastern Creek Indians created a healing remedy that was passed to a plantation owner and is sold today over 200 years later.
The Southern Minute Podcast 11: The Sea Turtle and Creation
All seven species of the sea turtle are considered endangered, and therefore protected. Creek Indian folklore says the sea turtle played a big part in the spiritual Creation story.
The Southern Minute Podcast 10 – Chicken Bog
Try this historic Low Country chicken, smoked sausage and rice entree that is exclusive to South Carolina.
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