Georgia Gazette Tuesday, May 13

Join host Rickey Bevington tonight for Georgia Gazette. This week the Governor signed a tax break for companies that want to bring Hollywood to Georgia. We open the show with a look at the potential impact of luring TV, music, and film productions to Georgia ... and what it means to home-grown productions. Then, a poultry ban is lifted. Is this good news for Georgia's chicken farmers? Next, NPR’s Cokie Roberts talks about her new book Ladies of Liberty about women who shaped early America. In the second half of our show ... commentator Hollis Gillespie recalls Satan and other childhood influences. And we close the show with a look at the resurrection of folk music. We profile Art Rosenbaum of Athens, who has dedicated his life to collecting field recordings of disappearing music. His new collection, called "The Art of Field Recording" is being released by Atlanta-based Dust-to-Digital .