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Hosted by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 46 episodes
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It’s UATL is your unscripted, weekly dose of Black culture straight from the heart of Atlanta. Journalists Nedra Rhone, Najja Parker, DeAsia Paige and their guests explore what’s shaping Black life across the South — covering pop culture, politics, activism, food, fashion and everything in between. It’s a weekly conversation that’s undeniably real and uniquely UATL. New episodes drop every Wednesday.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution hosts It's UATL, a society show with 46 episodes published.
Internet sensation and storyteller Reesa Teesa opens up about life after her viral “Who TF Did I Marry?” TikTok series. She tells the hosts about turning her story into a new memoir called "What (TF) Do I Do Now?", heali
Keisha Lance Bottoms’ historic run for Georgia governor puts Black women voters and their political power in the spotlight. AJC Washington Bureau Chief Tia Mitchell sits down with the hosts to&
Celebrity Chef Empress joins the show to discuss Atlanta's vegan food scene, Caribbean-inspired cooking, and building a Black-owned business. The hosts explore common myths about vegan food, healthy eatin
The hosts breakdown their songs for summer, from classics to current bops. Plus, why they can’t stop thinking about Angel Reese. UATL is a source for Black culture and community in Atlanta. It’s powered by Th
Former AJC reporter Maya Prabhu once went viral for a story she wrote about “Love Island.” She joins the hosts to talk about all the drama in the villa, particularly how the s
Roller derby player Sam Flowers, aka ThumpHer, joins the show to discuss Black Derby Collective's historic run to a regional championship and the road to the global title. ThumpHer s
Indie filmmaker Nina Lee joins the show to discuss her viral call for support of Black romance films, and the barriers filmmakers still face in Hollywood. The hosts explore why Black love stories&nbs
The hosts reflect on their journalism journeys and the realities of working in an industry facing layoffs, burnout, and constant change. They discuss why journalism still matters, the challenges of reporting as Black wom
AJC reporter Gavin Godfrey joins the show to unpack the FIFA World Cup's arrival in Atlanta, sharing stories from the matches, the fans, and the electric atmosphere surrounding the tournament. The hosts explore what the
Dotte Com reflects on nearly a decade in drag, finding community in Atlanta's Black queer scene, and why Pride remains a powerful act of visibility and resistance. From queer joy and self-expression to the challenges fac
Kandi Burruss opens up about the heartbreak behind her one-woman show, “I Do, I Did, I’m Done,” and reflects on navigating life after divorce. And the hosts take on their own experience with divorce and why Kandi’s vulne
The hosts of “Pour Minds” break down how they turned a passion project into a podcast powerhouse, building a devoted community along the way. Reflecting on the power of authenticity, friendship, and consistency, Drea Nic
For National Mental Health Awareness Month, the hosts sit down with licensed psychologist, mental health expert, and AJC contributor Dr. Joy Harden Bradford. Dr. Joy recently published a column, “The subtle red flags you
Atlanta musician Buddy Red is bringing blues and rock back to a new generation. The son of rap legend T.I. opens up about rejecting expectations, finding his sound through artists like Jimi Hendrix and Pink Floyd, and wh
Georgia-based fashion group Seniors on the Runway is challenging everything you thought aging was supposed to look like. The hosts break down one of the group’s electric fashion shows and reflect on beauty, community, an
Korean culture is booming in the U.S.—from K-pop to blockbuster films—and now it’s making a major impact in the beauty world. But how does K-beauty translate for Black skincare? Emmy Award–winning makeup artist Nyssa Gre
Self-proclaimed “Atlanthropologist,” Miss 404, breaks down everything you need to know about Atlanta – the good, the bad and the truth. Whether it’s what neighborhood you should live in or where to find the best food, th
With the rise of LGBTQ+ love stories like “Heated Rivalry,” the hosts sit down with Black queer romance novelist Karmen Lee to discuss why this genre is blowing up, and what we’ve been missing. Plus, the hosts tackle bee
Dancehall queen, Spice, talks about her new soft girl era and what it means to be the queen of a genre. The hosts also get into the shooting of Offset, Angel Reese coming to Atlanta and the viral phenomenon of “teen take
Sports powerhouse Bria Janelle joins the hosts to talk about how her program Her Shot is creating access to golf for young black girls and why the game can be a gateway to confidence, community, and opportunity. The host
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