Lois Reitzes
90.1FM WABE
Atlanta, GA, United States
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Juneteenth At The Atlanta History Center
Lois Reitzes talks with Calinda Lee and Kate Whitman of the Atlanta History Center, about their virtual Juneteenth events; Atlanta Opera singer Morris Robinson about George Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess"; and Charmaine Minniefield about her virtual Flux Projects installation "Remembrance as Resistance: Preserving Black → Read More
Author Explores History, Race And Cigar Factory In Debut Novel
The acclaimed author Pat Conroy endeared himself to many readers, perhaps southerners most of all. His love for Charleston and the Low Country provided → Read More
Remembering Herbert Karp: Atlanta’s 'Godfather Of Music'
Dr. Herbert Karp passed away on Friday, March 11. His achievements as a neurologist, scholar and pioneer in Alzheimer’s research were far-reaching. Karp → Read More
'Roadfood' Bloggers Dine On America’s Roadside Delicacies
Long before Guy Fieri and "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives," we had Jane and Michael Stern. The husband and wife team have been traveling the highways and → Read More
Atlanta Gospel Singer Latrice Pace Shines In 'Black Nativity'
Not many people can call themselves anointed, but Latrice Pace was born into gospel music royalty. As a member of the "Anointed Pace Sisters," Pace has → Read More
John Williams’s Gentler Themes Reveal More To ‘Star Wars’
With less than a month remaining before the Dec. 14 release of "Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens," fan anticipation has reached fever pitch. You can count → Read More
Atlanta Play Takes Funny, Heartbreaking Look At Alzheimer's
It's difficult to laugh at Alzheimer's Disease. It's also difficult to endure any hardship without laughter. "There's humor in every situation ... You're → Read More
An Amazing Colossal Conversation With Gilbert Gottfried
Gilbert Gottfried is in town for a three-night stand at the Improv Comedy Club. The famed comedian is known for his uniquely abrasive voice work, which he → Read More
Arts Criticism In The Age Of The Internet: A Conversation With ArtsATL's Catherine Fox
As newspapers around the country continue to cut staff, do you wonder who’s covering those stories or where those professionals have gone? Never in human → Read More
Brenda Bynum On The 'Strange Fruit' Of Author Lillian Smith
You may not have heard of Georgian author Lillian Smith. She was one of the first prominent white Southerners to speak out publicly against racial → Read More
Amazing Women Take Center Stage In Theatrical Outfit's 'Silent Sky'
Lauren Gunderson is an award-winning Atlanta-born playwright. Her work has been produced nationwide, and here at home by Synchronicity Theater and the → Read More
Alvin Ailey Dancers Return To Atlanta With New Production, 'Odetta'
The famed Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returns to the Fox Theatre in Atlanta next week. From Feb. 11-15, the company will perform some of its most → Read More
Sneaking The Bruch: ASO Concertmaster Performs His Long-time Favorite Concerto
Starting tonight at Symphony Hall, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra concertmaster David Coucheron steps to the edge of the stage as soloist in a series of three → Read More
Eddie's Attic Feels The Spirit With Gospel Brunch This Weekend
For over two decades, Eddie’s Attic has been a proving ground for musical acts like the Indigo Girls, the Civil Wars, John Mayer and countless others. → Read More
Comedian Wyatt Cenac On His Career, The Art Of Stand-Up, And Puppets
You may know comedian Wyatt Cenac for his time as a correspondent for The Daily Show on Comedy Central. Cenac was on the show from 2008 to 2012. He is → Read More
Jamie Barton on Winning Cardiff, the Met, and What's Next
When Jamie Barton last visited WABE, she was preparing for, as she called it, “The Olympics of Opera.” It's more formally known as the BBC Cardiff Singer → Read More