Little Five Points, Atlanta’s most concentrated pocket of weird, music, vintage, and counterculture, tucked between Candler Park and Inman Park. We talk about why it was called “Little Five Points” as a nod to downtown Five Points, how the streetcar line helped create it as a neighborhood stop, and how the 70s and 80s shaped the identity people still love today. We hit the staples, Criminal Records, Junkman’s Daughter, Variety Playhouse, Star Bar, The Porter, Wrecking Bar, Aurora Coffee, and more, plus the Halloween parade that turns the whole district into a costume-fueled spectacle. We also get real about what could change next, aging property owners, pressure from bigger corporate buyers, and how the area has shifted over the last 10 to 20 years while still fighting to keep its personality. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to live near Little Five, or why people keep coming back, this one is your guide.

Ever wondered what it's really like living in Atlanta's vibrant Virginia Highland neighborhood? Join Adam and Jeff on this entertaining episode of ATL: All Things Local, as they explore the ins and outs of "VaHi." Jeff shares hilarious tales of neighborly politics involving building permits—or the lack thereof—and how friendly favors can smooth things over.

From its roots as a streetcar suburb with iconic craftsman bungalows, Tudor homes, and its surprising ties to early 20th-century Atlanta industry, Virginia Highland offers a perfect blend of history and modern urban living. Learn about the neighborhood's boundaries, community-focused lifestyle, and why it's one of Atlanta’s most sought-after areas.

Get insider tips on local hotspots—from grabbing coffee at Kinship or breakfast burritos at the legendary Standard station, to upscale dining at Murphy’s or the new Mediterranean favorite, Ella. Jeff and Adam also dive into local shopping gems, parks, festivals, and schools like the impressive new Virginia Highland Elementary.

Whether you're considering relocating to Atlanta, planning to buy or sell a home, or just curious about life in this historic, walkable neighborhood, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and practical advice.

Alpharetta has come a long way from horse farms and quiet two-lanes to a high-income, family favorite with top schools, big brick traditionals, and serious amenities. Adam and Jeff trace the journey from Cherokee and Creek homelands to GA 400 growth, then dig into Avalon, Downtown Alpharetta, Halcyon, swim and tennis life, Big Creek Greenway, Alpha Loop plans, and the “custom” builder mystique. If you are moving to Metro Atlanta, this one helps you narrow the map.