by Matthew Weber | Oct 13, 2025 | What's Up Dunwoody Podcast
Sounds of Dunwoody was a free, family-friendly concert at the Shops of Dunwoody, created by local business owners to celebrate local food and music. In Podcast 307, Nida Mudd of Judy & Grace Boutique and Miguel Romero of Taqueria Los Hermanos told me how it came...
by Matthew Weber | Oct 11, 2025 | What's Up Dunwoody Podcast
TY HealthSpan is a wellness hub on the Dunwoody and Chamblee line that pairs lab-grade health testing with personal coaching. In Podcast 306, founder and Dunwoody North neighbor Ravi Kahan walked me through how it works and why he built it. TY HealthSpan is a health...
by Matthew Weber | Oct 9, 2025 | What's Up Dunwoody Podcast
The Pumpkin Patch at Saint Luke’s Presbyterian Church is a fall tradition in Dunwoody, and every pumpkin you buy helps Dunwoody High School’s robotics team. In Podcast 305, student leader Emmy Knight and parent volunteer Paige Holliman told me how Wildcat5e Robotics...
by Matthew Weber | Oct 7, 2025 | What's Up Dunwoody Podcast
Spirits for Spruill is one of Dunwoody’s favorite fall events, and it doubles as the reveal of the year’s AMPLIFY mural. In Podcast 304, Alan Mothner, CEO of Spruill Center for the Arts, joined me to talk about the 2025 event, the mural finalists, and the history of...
by Matthew Weber | Oct 5, 2025 | What's Up Dunwoody Podcast
Holiday HQ is Discover Dunwoody’s new way of branding the city for the holidays, and in Podcast 303 Mark Galvin joined me for his monthly update to explain why. We covered Black Friday, live music, the World Cup, holiday traditions, and new places to eat and shop....
by Matthew Weber | Sep 17, 2025 | What's Up Dunwoody Podcast
DeKalb County’s Student Assignment Project could redraw school zones and close or combine schools across the district, and Dunwoody families want to know what it means for them. In Podcast 302, I sat down with DeKalb Board of Education District 1 member Andrew Ziffer...
