In this episode of Could Be Pretty Cool News, we dive into Atlanta's vibrant creative scene, where passion projects become serious business. We explore two unique stories: Thom Schelk from The Gulch, Atlanta United's supporters' section, shares how their creative volunteerism enhances match-day experiences and drives community advocacy. Then, Thomas Gray, founder of Adult Game Nights, reveals his journey from beat producer to board game entrepreneur. These seemingly different tales intertwine to showcase how Atlanta's independent creatives turn play into profit, whether it's through stadium-wide displays or custom-designed party games. Join us to discover how the spirit of creative entrepreneurship thrives in unexpected places across our city, blurring the lines between fun, games, and serious business.
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