Julia “Aunt Julie” Brown: Debunking Her Voodoo Priestess Mythos
Midwife. Traiteuse. Voodoo priestess. Hoodoo woman. Witch. Julia Brown, who was born Julia Bernard, has been labeled all these things and was most likely actually none of them.
Fall/Winter Reading List 2022-23
25 of the latest mysteries, debut fiction, short story collections and young adult novels representing the South.
Are People in the South Really Happier?
While the pandemic forced us all to slow things way down, it placed many more stressors on us and our families.
7 Things to Know About Moving South
The Southern states not only give more bang for your buck in terms of the cost of living, but some people like the weather and other appealing features of Southern living.
Betting Culture in the Deep South
Even with the prevalence of the Kentucky Derby, not all states allow gambling.
Cowboys or Texans: Who Will Emerge the Winner in 2022?
It depends on who you ask as to whether or not the Cowboys and Texans have a rivalry but, regardless of the answer, the truth is that both sets of fans want to outdo the other. With the new NFL season now in its infancy, let's look at who is best equipped to have a good season.
Bourbon Culture: The Top 4 Brands
This famous brown liquor has become a part of American identity and embraced as an icon. Here's where to find the best brands.
Some of the South’s Best Independent and Charming Bookstores
From Mississippi to North Carolina, independent bookstores are a great way to get to know a community and its resident felines.
A Night With Eliza Jane
Stay in a New Orleans boutique hotel named for the first woman to own a newspaper.
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