Radio Days
By Robert Lanier, While young people today may not know that an old-time radio was once like a piece of furniture in virtually every household,…

Germantown Performing Arts Center (GPAC) is excited to announce the upcoming concert of Grammy-winning Zydeco artist Terrance Simien. Leading his Zydeco Experience bandmates, Simien will…
Read More This Saturday at GPAC: Marcella Simien to join her father Terrance Simien and the Zydeco Experience on main stageBy David Mason There was just the slightest tik when it happened. No one noticed. On Wednesday, September 21, 1955, the reverend Mose Wright, sixty-four…
Read More That Memphis Photographer: How Ernest Withers captured THE photo of the Emmett Till murder trialphotos by Mark Fleischer It came to us with a built-in headline and a dose of skepticism: “Ernest Withers at the Till Trial.” Instantly intriguing.…
Read More The Story Behind the Picture: A Discovery in Plain SiteThe Indie Memphis Film Festival is more than just films, just like Indie Memphis is more than just a Festival. Their mission is to create…
Read More A Community in Film: Supporting Indie MemphisOctober 20-23 event invites visitors to bring in broken metal objects for mending, experience metalsmithing at Family Fun Day, join the Dinner + Auction to…
Read More Metal Museum forges togetherness at 44th Annual Repair DaysGermantown Performing Arts Center (GPAC) is excited to announce the upcoming concert of Grammy-nominated pianist Joey Alexander. The internationally renowned festival and concert hall headliner…
Read More This Saturday: GPAC Welcomes Acclaimed, 18 year-old Jazz Pianist Joey AlexanderThis article originally appeared in Volume I, Issue III of StoryBoard Memphis Quarterly in July 2022. When I first met Dimitri Stevens, a Memphian by way of…
Read More Dimitri Stevens: Artist ProfileAugust 30, 2022, around 8:45 a.m.— “So, that’s a good question…in fact, that’s a great question.” My oncologist looked down at his notes and then…
Read More Just Another DayThis article originally appeared in Volume I, Issue III of StoryBoard Memphis Quarterly in July 2022. Union as a Street In the 1830s, Memphis was a fledgling…
Read More Union Street: A Thoroughfare and a Boundary, 1830 – 1850This story originally appeared as in Volume I, Issue III of StoryBoard Memphis Quarterly in July 2022. I remember looking at the television as the anchor man…
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