Woman to Woman: two women interview each other about their biracial marriages

Two women, Harriet and Antoinette, who married into white families share their story as they navigate the currents of a biracial marriage.

A woman at Burning Man

Burning Man is known for curating outrageous art from around the globe and linking together the lives of inspired creatives. It’s also known to be a little... well, wild. As a counterculture festival packed with tens of thousands of people, who’s surprised?

2020 June, Our Weekends, Our Families, Our MindsKyle BowerJune 21, 2020Kyle Bower, Interviews, featuresComment

Conversational talks with Kristin Cowart about leadership

Conversational speaks with Kristin Cowart, Founder of BRAVE Public Relations, community volunteer, and strong woman about leadership style and how to become a mentor.

2020 May, Our CareersErin EllisonMay 24, 2020Interviews, Erin EllisonComment

Finding your personal style in a sea of shiplap with interior designer Susie Prince

I sat down with Atlanta-based interior designer Susie Prince, the owner and principal designer of Susie Mae Design. She also happens to be my sister.

2020 May, Our WeekendsSara Jane CastroMay 10, 2020sara jane castro, InterviewsComment

Conversational talks with Mx. Athens Pride Artivins Ravion Thorpe

Kyle Bowers talks to Artivins Ravion Thorpe, also known to many as Mx. Athens Pride 2019-2020. He shared his story of how he got into drag, some lessons learned, and his emerging style.

2020 May, Our Bodies, Our Minds, Our Weekends, Our CareersKyle BowerMay 3, 2020Kyle Bower, Interviews, featuresComment

Conversational talks with a music therapist: Sally Ann Nichols

Jena Dunham sat down with music therapist Sally Ann Nichols, MM, MT-BC, to talk about her practice — and gather a few ideas for how we can all soothe our souls with some smooth tunes.

2020 April, Our MindsJena DunhamApril 26, 2020Jena Dunham, InterviewsComment

Conversational talks with Kate Rope

Feeling the worry and stress more than ever right now, I did what I often do when I’m trying to get a handle on something: I turned to books. And that’s when I found Kate Rope.

2020 April, Our Minds, Our WeekendsJeanie DizonApril 19, 2020Jeanie Dizon, InterviewsComment

When sex hurts

For these two women, one of our most basic bodily functions as humans just... hurt. They agreed to tell us their stories.

2020 February, Our BodiesConversationalFebruary 23, 2020Conversational Contributors, Interviews, FeaturesComment

Questions for a sex therapist

Kyle Bowers talks to Dr. Kate Morrissey Stahl, sex therapist and all-around good egg.

2020 February, Our Bodies, Our MindsKyle BowerFebruary 9, 2020Kyle Bower, Interviews, Features, OpinionsComment

An interview with Sharon Ingram: Part II

In the second part of this three-part interview, we learn what happens to Sharon Ingram after her mother was arrested for the murder of her father. At twelve, Sharon had already accepted that the changes in her life would be swift and unrelenting.

Our Minds, Our WeekendsKara RajapakseDecember 15, 2019Kara Rajapakse, Interviews Comments

Three Wise women talk being female in foodservice

One could reasonably describe my family as two things: matriarchal and food people. And by food people, I don’t mean, “OMG, my family are such foodies! My sister makes a mean quiche Lorraine…”

2019 December, Our CareersKaty Wise GreerDecember 2, 2019Katy Wise Greer, InterviewsComment

Conversations: birth control

At Conversational, we like to spark conversation about a lot of topics, and this month we’re focused on our bodies and how they function. As women, part of that chat often eventually turns to how you manage your cycle and prevent pregnancy. So, we asked on social media: Why did you choose your method of birth control?

2019 November, Our BodiesErin EllisonNovember 25, 2019Erin Ellison, InterviewsComment