On this week’s episode David Zelski explores Piedmont Park’s rich history which spans from the late 1800’s when it hosted the World’s Fair to today where the annual Dogwood Festival keeps the tradition alive. Augusta gets ready for the Masters....And Bruce Burkhardt explains why in a way, the city has been doing that for 145 years. Plus, in Hawkinsville, Jon Nelson looks up a place where you can trot and pace without running around. It’s the home of the state’s only Harness Racing facility. And finally armed with the latest ghost hunting tools, Kat Carney looks into Savannah's "haunted history", with high hopes of running into one of the city's ghostly residents.
We journey to Noah’s Ark, an amazing animal sanctuary in Locust Grove, where lions, tigers and ...
Sat 6:30pm:We journey to Noah’s Ark, an amazing animal sanctuary in Locust Grove, where lions, tigers and ...
Sun 7:00pm:We journey to Noah’s Ark, an amazing animal sanctuary in Locust Grove, where lions, tigers and ...
Wed 7:00pm:We journey to Noah’s Ark, an amazing animal sanctuary in Locust Grove, where lions, tigers and ...
 | Atlanta Dogwood Festival & Piedmont ParkAtlanta, Ga.David Zelski visit’s Atlanta’s Piedmont Park during the annual Dogwood Festival, one of the Nation’s oldest Arts and Crafts festivals. However Piedmont has a history going back to the late 1800’s when Atlanta hosted the 1895 World’s Fair, known as the Cotton States and International Exposition. Travel LinksAtlanta Dogwood Festival |
 | Hawkinsville Harness RacingHawkinsville, Ga.Jon Nelson discovers a place in Hawkinsville, where you can trot and pace without running around. It’s the home of the state’s only Harness Racing facility where trainers and owners of horses from the US and Canada can train their horses and celebrate the sport at the yearly Hawkinsville Harness Festival - held for the 38th time this April 15 and 16. Travel LinksHawkinsville Harness Festival |
 | Haunted SavannahSavannah, Ga.Armed with the latest ghost hunting tools, Kat Carney looks into Savannah's "haunted history", with high hopes of running into one of the city's ghostly residents. Travel LinksThe Hearse Tour :: Savannah Fun Tours "Ghosts & Goblins" :: Paranormal Scene Investigations Tour :: The Sorrel-Weed Ghost Tour :: Hauntings Tour :: Ghosts & Gravestones Savannah :: Cobblestone Tours |
 | Augusta MastersAugusta, Ga.Augusta's biggest claim to fame is The Masters Golf Tournament, a spring ritual when the eyes of the sporting world all focus on Georgia's second largest city. But the sheer magnitude of The Masters may sometimes obscure Augusta's other charms and a history that helps explain why this world renowned event happened to end up in Augusta. Bruce Burkhardt, in a prelude to his documentary, Augusta's Master Plan: From Sherman's March to Arnie's Army, explores the rich history of this charming city on the Savannah River. It brings together two seemingly unrelated storylines: the story of golf and the story of Southern survival. Travel LinksAugusta's Master Plan |
