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Host Tim Andrews and guests talk about the latest (and sometimes not so latest) cool things in the world of Atlanta's comedy, film, pop culture, and stage performances.
This week on The Popcast, Tim talks with Atlanta craftsman Shafer Caudle, creator of MurdleVision — handmade televisions that combine modern smart-TV technology with the beautiful retro designs of the ’50s, ’60s, ’70s and beyond. Why did TVs stop looking cool? Shafer is trying to fix that.
Tim talks with original Trans-Siberian Orchestra drummer Jeff Plate as TSO celebrates its 30th anniversary and prepares to bring its massive holiday tour back to Atlanta. Plus, spooky season is here! Tim runs down haunted houses, ghost tours, Halloween events and some of the best ways to get creepy around metro Atlanta this fall.
This week Tim recalls September 11, 2001 and the post-date ripple effect it had on pop culture and overall culture in general.
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