I'm Dana Schwartz, host of Stealing Superman, a new I Heart original podcast about the most

unlikely art heist of all time.

It was Nick Cage's own personal, national treasure.

At a 1999 New Year's Eve party, someone snatched Cage's priceless comics.

But who?

Listen to Stealing Superman on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you find

your favorite shows.

I'm Gerson Davis, and this episode I will once again be talking about the Defend the

Atlanta Forest Project.

Last month I released two episodes, totaling like three hours in content, discussing

the movement from its inception up until the current state of affairs at time of recording,

which was like early May.

If you want background on this really interesting and vital piece of resistance that's happening

in Atlanta, Georgia, then I would recommend you at least attempt to check out the Jaguar

Nautilus Audio, which is that two-parter long story short, there's this police training

facility that the Atlanta Police Foundation and other corporate interests in the city

are trying to build on one of the city's last remaining massive swaths of a continuous

forested land.

On an adjacent piece of forested land, a movie studio called Black Hall is trying to expand

their soundstage onto a whole other section of the woods.

The joint projects of the police training facility dubbed Cops City and the Black Hall

Studios' soundstage expansion threaten hundreds of acres of the largest continuous piece

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