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This Upstart True Crime Podcast Team Is About to Take On Atlanta's Cold Cases

It was a mystery over a decade old; the largest case file in the state of Georgia’s history. In 2005, high school teacher Tara Grinstead disappeared from the town of Ocilla, Georgia (population under 4,000). By 2016, the case had long-stalled, no arrests had been made. That’

Wavve Makes Audio A Visual Medium

Wavve Makes Audio A Visual Medium

Podcasting continues to grow as a medium to tell stories, entertain audiences, and provide information — 21 percent of Americans age 12 and up listened to a podcast in the past month, up from 17 percent in 2015. However, in an era where social media marketing is also growing, podcasters may

Real Founder Lesson: How Best to Market Beats First to Market

Real Founder Lesson: How Best to Market Beats First to Market

Startups have lots of worries on a daily basis. Big worries that immediately to mind are (a) running out of money, (b) building the correct product and (c) hiring the right people. Another big, macro worry is how to think about competition, particularly how much to worry about getting your

Mavenly Motivates Work and Worth

Mavenly Motivates Work and Worth

For most, post-graduate life can be confusing and full of paths with unknown success. Co-founders Kate Gremillion and Tallia Deljou know firsthand. They found themselves trying out different environments, from grad school and corporate life to freelance and startups, and, yet, nothing quite fit. Worse, there weren'

Kevin Sandlin launches Pitch Practice podcast

Perfect Your Pitch Practice with Atlanta-Based Podcast

A familiar voice in the Atlanta startup community sounds with friendly chime through the newest entrepreneurship podcast to hit iTunes: “Hello and welcome to Pitch Practice. My name is Kevin Sandlin and I’m your host.” Sandlin never envisioned that three years ago he’d be translating a random afternoon

Podcasters Pioneer Stuff Mom Never Told You

Podcasters Pioneer Stuff Mom Never Told You

It may seem surprising in the rising tide of podcast popularity, but it was only eight years ago when the first female-focused media form hit iTunes - "Stuff Mom Never Told You." The outlet is the product of podcast pioneer Cristen Conger, who after working at Atlanta'

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