 Hello Savannah Doers and welcome back to another episode of the Do Savannah podcast! My name is Asha Gilbert and today on this bonus episode w’ell play an interview with Unplugged columnist Bill Dawers about the Savannah Stopover Music festival. On the back half you’ll hear an interview with artist Honey Cutt who will be performing this Friday at El Rocko lounge for the fest! To learn more on the Savannah Stopover Music Festival, click here.  To stream Honey Cutt's "Coasting", click here.

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Do Savannah, March 5 | #Unplugged with Bill Dawers for Stopover Music Fest; Honey Cutt to perform at El-Rocko Lounge

 Hello Savannah Doers and welcome back to another episode of the Do Savannah podcast! My name is Asha Gilbert and this episode I talk with Comedian Benji Brown about his upcoming tour stop in Savannah for the "LIT AF Tour Hosted by Martin Lawrence".  Benji is a comedian that has been in the game for over 20 years. Know for his Ghetto Kiki alter ego and witty delivery, Benji has worked with many well known comedians like Cedric the Entertainer, Lil Duval, Chris Rock, Rickey Smiley and more! To purchase tickets to the "LIT AF tour" hosted by Martin Lawrence, click here.  To learn more about Comedian Benji Brown, click here. 

Do Savannah, March 4 | Comedian Benji Brown plans to get Savannah 'LIT AF'

Welcome back to another episode of the Do Savannah podcast! Hello Savannah Doers and welcome back to another episode of the Do Savannah Podcast! This episode Asha Gilbert talks with SCAD alumni Parker Stewart about his upcoming exhibition at Starland Yard called ‘Love thy Neighborhood’. Beginning school in 2011 at SCAD, Stewart began working on the 'Love Thy Neighborhood' exhibition in 2012 or 2013. Coming full circle, Stewart shares how he got into photography, inspiration behind the exhibition, advice for artists and much more.  To learn more on Parker Stewart, click here.

Do Savannah, February 27 | SCAD alumni Parker Stewart previews 'Love Thy Neighborhood'

Is love in the air? Welcome back to another episode of the Do Savannah podcast! On this episode, Host Asha Gilbert tells all singles and couples of things they can do this Valentine’s Day in Savannah. On the back half, Do Savannah book reviewer Ariel Felton talks about the Savannah Book Festival, the importance of diversity in authors brought to the festival, southern literature and more.

Do Savannah, February 13 | A rundown of events this Valentine's Day; Ariel Felton talks the Savannah Book Festival

Welcome back to another episode of the Do Savannah podcast! On this episode, Host Asha Gilbert switches things up and gives you guys a rundown of events to attend during The Georgia History Festival‘s Super Museum Sunday happening this Sunday, February 9,2020. So make sure to listen to see where you can go learn history for FREE. On the back half, an excerpt from the Difference Maker's podcast features Savannah Book Festival Executive Director Erika Dongre.

Do Savannah, February 7 | A rundown of #SUPERMUSEUMSUNDAY; excerpt on the Savannah Book Festival

Read more here: https://www.dosavannah.com/news/20200130/cunabear-and-lady-valore-bring-community-spirit-and-surreal-beats-to-civvies

Do Savannah, January 31 | Cunabear on weekend concert with Lady Valore

Welcome back to another episode of the Do Savannah podcast! On this episode, Host Asha Gilbert talks, Dragtastic: A Drag Brunch Experience. Going down this Sunday at Ghost Coast Distillery, Host Jordan Alexander, Ghost Coast  Marketing Coordinator Katelyn Whitaker and Marketing Manager Kelcie Beausir join me on today’s episode to tell you why this brunch won't be anything less than FANTASTIC.  To purchase tickets for Dragtastic: A Drag Brunch Experience, click here,

Do Savannah, January 23 | Ghost Coast Distillery hosts 'Dragtastic: A Drag Brunch Experience'

Welcome back to another episode of the Do Savannah podcast! On this episode, Host Asha Gilbert sits with Savannah film extraordinaire Kareem McMichael about the Savannah State University Indie Film Festival going down in April 2020! Established in 2015 by Tracy Haynes, Kareem McMichael and Tina Brown, the SSU Indie Film Festival was created for SSU students to display their films and get involved in the growing film industry. The festival is now open to all indie filmmakers, but i'll let Kareem tell you the rest. To learn more information about the SSU Indie Film Festival, click here. 

Do Savannah, January 16 | Kareem McMichael talks SSU Indie Film Fest

Did you miss us? Welcome back to another episode of the Do Savannah podcast! On this episode, Host Asha Gilbert sits with author and historian Trelani Michelle about her book ‘Krak Teet’ that honors Savannah’s Gullah-Geechee roots. During the interview not only do we talk about the Gullah-Geechee history in Savannah but also the importance of everyone learning their history and where they come from. You can read Ariel Felton's review of Krak Teet, here. You can follow Trelani Michelle on Instagram, here. 

Do Savannah, January 8 | Trelani Michelle "Krak Teet" about her book and the importance of knowing your history

Welcome back to another episode of the Do Savannah podcast! On this episode, Host Asha Gilbert sits down local photographer and contributing writer to Do Savannah, Adriana Boatwright about the 2019 Savannah Holiday Gift Guide that features local items for all of us last minute shoppers! Boatwright also talks her upcoming New Year's Eve editorial which will feature fashion from local designers and provide everyone with outfit ideas to bring in the new year. You can follow Adriana Boatwright here.

Do Savannah, December 19 | Adriana Boatwright presents the 2019 Savannah Holiday Gift Guide, previews New Year's Eve editorial

Welcome back to another episode of the Do Savannah podcast! On this episode, Host Asha Gilbert sits down with local hip-hop artists Abby Blazee and Dubbski to discuss the current climate of hip-hop in Savannah. The discussion leads the group to talk about the recent passing of Rapper Juice Wrld and the role drugs have in today's music.  You can follow Abby Blazee here.  You can follow Dubbski here.

Do Savannah, December 11 | Hip-hop culture in Savannah with Rapper Abby Blazee and Artist Dubbski

This episode of the Do Savannah Podcast features Bike Walk Savannah Executive Director Caila Brown who discusses what Bike Walk Savannah is, tips for drivers and bikers, and also upcoming events including one this Sunday that will benefit the youth in Savannah. To learn more on Bike Walk Savannah, click here.

Do Savannah, December 7 | Caila Brown talks Bike Walk Savannah, tips for drivers and bikers

Need some holiday fashion tips? On today's episode of "What it Do" with Do Savannah, Web Producer Asha Gilbert talks with new Do Savannah fashion columnist Charisse Styles about holiday fashion tips, how she found her passion for fashion, and overcoming insecurities through style.  To learn more on Charisse Styles, click here.

What It Do with Do Savannah, November 20| Charisse Styles on holiday fashion tips and how she found her passion for fashion

Photographer and Artist Brittany Reidy comes into the studio to discuss DIY galleries in Savannah, as she’s recently opened up a new space in her home called The 2201, a reference to it’s address on Price Street. Artist Kevin Clancy acts as co-host, as he’s one of the main folks behind another successful DIY space, The Hen House.

Art off the Air |Brittany Reidy

Is college for everyone? On today's episode of "What it Do" with Do Savannah, Web Producer Asha Gilbert talks with Just Always Founder and entrepreneur Alyssa Heberlig on  how young people can start businesses while managing their college life, business advice for start ups, and why young people might be more interested in starting a business as opposed to going to college.  To learn more on Just Always Traveling, click here. 

What It Do with Do Savannah, November 6| Alyssa Heberlig on entrepreneurship and why college may not be for everyone

Join Asha Gilbert, as she features a revolving door of columnists, contributors and guests related to the arts and culture scene in Savannah, Georgia.