Podcast Launch: American Shrapnel, with Becca Andrews and John Archibald

Join award-winning journalists John Archibald and Becca Andrews for a fascinating discussion about their new podcast, American Shrapnel: The Weaponization of Eric Robert Rudolph.

Tickets are $10 — and you will receive $10 toward any in-store purchase the night of the event.

The event is hosted by The Snail on the Wall, at The Snail on the Wall bookstore, 816 Wellman Avenue, Huntsville, on Wednesday, August 13 at 6 pm.

About American Shrapnel:
In 1996, Rudolph planted the largest pipe bomb in American history at the Atlanta Olympic Games. In 1997, he bombed an abortion clinic and a lesbian night club in Atlanta. The feds had dozens of suspects, but no real leads. Until Birmingham. Rudolph bombed the New Woman All Women clinic in Birmingham on January 29, 1998. He might have slipped away and continued to bomb and terrorize the South, but for the brave actions of UAB student, Jermaine Hughes.

About John Archibald:
John Archibald is a columnist for the Alabama Media Group, with columns appearing in The Birmingham News, The Huntsville Times, AL.com and its social brand, Reckon. He won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 2018.

About Becca Andrews:
Becca Andrews is an investigative journalist at Reckon News who writes about reproductive justice, religion, and inequality. Her work has appeared in Mother Jones, Wired, The New Republic, and Jezebel, among other publications.