Triple Take episode three: John Archibald

John Archibald, AL.com columnist
John Archibald, AL.com columnist

Welcome to the third episode of Triple Take, the podcast where we discuss how favorite films, books and albums shape who we are. Today’s guest is John Archibald, a columnist for The Birmingham News/AL.com for 30 years. He speaks with us about “To Kill A Mockingbird” by Harper Lee, “The Princess Bride” and The Mulligan Brothers’ self-titled album.

Follow John on Facebook or Twitter. You can also follow our hosts: Carla Jean Whitley on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram; John Hammontree on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram; and Edward Bowser on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Triple Take episode two: Jamie Golden of Popcast

Triple Take cohosts John Hammontree and Edward Bowser interview Popcast's Jamie Golden.
Triple Take cohosts John Hammontree and Edward Bowser interview Popcast’s Jamie Golden.

Welcome to the second episode of Triple Take, the podcast where we discuss how favorite films, books and albums shape who we are. Today’s guest is Jamie Golden, cohost of the delightful Popcast, a weekly pop-culture podcast. Jamie, who’s never shy about sharing pop culture opinions, speaks with us about “Persuasion” by Jane Austen, Walt Disney’s “Mary Poppins” and Patty Griffin’s “Living with Ghosts.”

Follow Jamie on Twitter and Instagram @jamiebgolden, and the Popcast on Twitter @popcastpod. You can also follow our hosts: Carla Jean Whitley on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram; John Hammontree on Facebook, Twitter andInstagram; and Edward Bowser on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Triple Take episode one: Rick Bragg

Rick Bragg with Triple Take co-host John Hammontree
Rick Bragg with Triple Take co-host John Hammontree

Welcome to the first episode of Triple Take, the podcast where we discuss how favorite films, books and albums shape who we are. Today’s guest is Rick Bragg, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, bestselling author and instructor at the University of Alabama. He speaks with us about “To Kill A Mockingbird” by Harper Lee, “Red River” and Merle Haggard. He’s speaking at the Alabama Book Festival in Montgomery on April 23.

Follow Bragg’s publisher-maintained page on Facebook. You can also follow our hosts: Carla Jean Whitley on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram; John Hammontree on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram; and Edward Bowser on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.