Stefania Cancemi talks about her upcoming exhibit at Gallery Espresso. An animation student at the Savannah College of Art and Design, her photo lens takes a lonely view of Turkey. Her animations focus on the textures of hair, eyes and skin.
Dr. Robert J. Bunker talks about epochal changes taking place in warfare. He says gangs, terrorist groups and other non-state actors pose a challenge to modern nation states. He takes a broad historical approach to many subjects, but mostly, the blurred lines between armed conflict and law enforcement.
Denise Norman talks about the Russian Festival in Rincon. She also talks about her brilliant iconography, her egg-decorating art, Russian food, the Orthodox Church in America and its music and history.
Wiley McCrary of McCrary’s Championship BBQ talks about the people who led him to where he is today, including mentors in and out of the food industry. He also talks about the BBQ competition circuit and his award-winning Wilmington Island restaurant.
Chris Desa of the Savannah Folk Music Society talks about this year’s Folk Music Festival and his biography. He explains how a child from Bombay ended up in our Southern port city, meeting the likes of Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul and Mary. And he plays a tune he wrote for his son.