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Carol Ann Jackson Miller Henrietta Antonin are both in their 70s, and both have spent their lives attending Friendship Baptist Church where Carol Ann’s father was once the minister. When StoryCorps Atlanta came to their church, the two couldn’t help reminiscing about their decades at the church…and its music.

Executive Director of the Decatur Book Festival and curator of verb.org Daren Wang stops by to talk about the following book events:

Ron Rash at Decatur Library - The Cove

Chris Guillebeau at Urban Spoon - The $100 Startup

In 1941, in the thick of World War Two, two of the world’s top physicists met in Copenhagen; One German, One Danish. The details of their meeting have never been revealed and the two never spoke to each other again.

That’s the central conceit behind Michael Frayn’s play, Copenhagen, onstage now at the Academy Theater. WABE's Myke Johns spoke with the cast and director and has this story.

Copenhagen runs through May 20th. You can find more info here.

An exhibit at Atlantic Station showcases artifacts from the Titanic, 100 years after the supposedly-unsinkable ship struck an iceberg and went down, taking with her more than 1,500 passengers.  For this story, we took a look at the life of just one artifact in the collection—a steel door, just six feet high. For its short life, the D-Deck Door acted as the gateway through which the ship’s first-class passengers entered the ship.

We paid a recent visit to the Titanic Artifact Exhibition at Atlantic Station, so that Alexandra Klingelhofer, the VP of Collections, could tell us all about it.