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Salvation South

Salvation South

By: Georgia Public Broadcasting
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 Salvation South editor Chuck Reece comments on Southern culture and values in a weekly segment that airs Fridays on GPB Radio. Salvation South is an online magazine inspired by hope, healing and — most importantly — the desire to create a place on the web and a community of people where civil conversation can happen. We celebrate the culture of the South, and discuss issues of importance to our region.All Rights Reserved. © 2025 Personal Development Personal Success Social Sciences Travel Writing & Commentary World
Episodes
  • One Apple to Rule Them All: Stayman Winesaps

    One Apple to Rule Them All: Stayman Winesaps
    Sep 9 2025

    Harvest time has arrived in North Georgia’s many apple orchards. But for Salvation South magazine editor, Chuck Reece, who grew up in our state’s apple capital—Ellijay—the best apple of all requires waiting until the first two weeks of October. He’s here today with the story of that apple, plus a recipe.
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    4 mins
  • Deluxe: Widespread Panic - Traveling Happiness Machine

    Deluxe: Widespread Panic - Traveling Happiness Machine
    Aug 18 2025

    Widespread Panic’s music inspires a family—thousands strong—united by kindness and joy. Discover why their concerts are a place to simply be happy.
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    35 mins
  • Breakfast on Ursuline Street

    Breakfast on Ursuline Street
    Aug 12 2025

    Salvation South magazine editor Chuck Reece recently ate breakfast at an historic spot in New Orleans, Louisiana. What he tasted and saw there sent him on a search for some pieces of Southern history he did not know about. Today, he will share with you what he found.

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    4 mins
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