In this episode of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s newest podcast, Go Atlanta, Entertainment reporter Rodney Ho explains the ouster of CNN chief Chris Licht after a brief and rocky run at the 24-hour news network. Plus, and update on the recently vandalized Jurassic World’s planned reopening, and where things stand with the writers strike. Rodney also sits down with two actors and the director for the upcoming “Transformers” sequel.
Food, dining, and living editor Ligaya Figueras talks about Atlanta’s own James Beard Award winner, chef Terry Koval of Decatur restaurants the Deer and the Dove and B-Side. Plus, something new coming soon to Pullman Yards, as well as all the food, dining, and restaurant news of the week.
Yvonne Zusel from the food and dining team fills in for Shane Harrison and has the latest news and insight into the Atlanta dining scene as well as an event that mixes art and music in Virginia-Highland.
Links to today’s topics:
Chris Licht stepping down as CNN chief after rocky tenure
Atlanta’s ‘Jurassic’ exhibit temporarily closes after being damaged by vandals
Atlanta chef Terry Koval wins 2023 James Beard Award
Lazy Betty to relocate from Candler Park to former Empire State South space
Peachtree City’s Rutledge Wood hosts NBC’s ‘Hot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge’
Virginia-Highland Summerfest
Red Bull BC One Atlanta Cypher
Midnight Market ATL
LifeLine Community Animal Center
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