Today's show celebrated the complex histories of prohibition and Atlanta's Cyclorama, along with a preview of "The Bitter Southerner Podcast."

Chuck Reece of "The Bitter Southerner" is serving up something new: a GPB podcast. "The Bitter Southerner Podcast" launches later this month, but we...

Prohibition was repealed Dec. 5, 1933. The 18th Amendment effectively jumpstarted the black market for booze, and the 21st Amendment allowed the taps to...

More than 700 people visited Monday Night Garage on Friday, March 9 for a special live broadcast of NPR All Things Considered with host Rickey Bevington...

Georgia laws haven't always been as friendly to brewers and distillers, even after Prohibition ended. During our special live show focusing on Georgia's...

Brewing beer is a lot like cooking food. There's ingredients, a recipe, and if things aren't cleaned right ahead of time, you might not like the way it...

Brunch is a time where you can eat breakfast or lunch, get something sweet or savory, and after a certain time – an alcoholic beverage. Atlanta has...

At Kennesaw State University, the Center for Young Adult Addiction Recovery helps students navigate college life while recovering from drug and alcohol...

The mimosa is an uncomplicated cocktail, equal parts fresh-squeezed orange juice and dry, sparkling wine or champagne. While no mixing or serious...

Walk around the University of Georgia campus today and you’ll find plenty of students who don’t drink or do drugs. As of two years ago, UGA is no longer...

Harmful use of alcohol is a major public health problem in the United States, and Georgia is no exception.

We’ve come a long way from 1733, when Georgia was founded as a dry colony. Views on drinking have ebbed and flowed over time and so have the laws that...