The preview of the Savannah Stopover continues, courtesy of Bill DeYoung, including an interview with Oberhofer & quick looks at six other bands. Jim Morekis tackles recent national birth control issues, Jessica investigates the flowring of Crape Myrtle Murders, Jack Star looks at solar energy in Georgia, Geoff L. Johnson does a photo essay on the closing down of Universe Trading Company, Bill talks The Loud Objects, who will be appearing at the Pulse Festival; a chat is had with Duncan Sheik, the Tony-winning composer of Spring Awakening and Tim Rutherford discuss the sticky merits of dining at the Pancake House. All this, plus more local news, arts and entertainment than you can shake a stick at. But don't do that, it's rude.
