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Marietta podcaster Sean Kipe explores mysterious death of Natalie Jones

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By Rodney Ho Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Sean Kipe spent many years as a musician in Los Angeles and was briefly the guitarist for one-hit wonder band the Calling, known for the 2001 pop song “Wherever You Will Go.” The Hagerstown, Maryland, native and now Marietta resident pivoted in 2014, moving to Atlanta and becoming a location scout for productions such as “Hidden Figures,” “Spider-Man: Homecoming” and “Ozark.” While scouting for an HBO series, Kipe heard about the Dixie Mafia, a loose federation of criminals who wreaked havoc...
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Star 94 dumps Atlanta vet morning team Kevin & Taylor after less than a year

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By Rodney Ho Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
The hits keep on coming in Atlanta radio. Less than two weeks after 99X dumped almost its entire on-air staff and Q99.7 dropped a key afternoon host, pop station Star 94 has axed morning show hosts Kevin Avery and Taylor Scott after less than a year on air. The move was confirmed by a spokesperson for Star 94 parent company Audacy Tuesday afternoon after radio trade publication Ramp broke the news on its Facebook page. The spokesperson did not provide information about a replacement show.
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Kidney failure? House fire? Atlanta ‘America’s Got Talent’ singer undeterred

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By Rodney Ho Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Atlanta’s Ashford Sanders almost died after a failed kidney transplant in 2024. In December, his house went up in flames, forcing him to live in a hotel for months. And his gospel career stalled after making the top five on BET’s “Sunday Best” singing competition. But 39-year-old Sanders, who on the surface seems pleasantly chipper, channeled his pain and suffering into his audition on NBC’s sturdy reality competition show “America’s Got Talent,” which aired in July.
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