In this episode of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s newest podcast, Go Atlanta, we have the new food options at Truist Park as Braves season is set to begin. AJC food, dining, and living editor Ligaya Figueras gives you a rundown of some choices that are sure to wreck your diet. Plus, you’ve heard of food halls around town, but how about AlcoHall? Hear about how soon you can choose your own boozy adventure at Pullman Yards.

Entertainment reporter Rodney Ho sits down one-on-one with metro Atlanta comic and Oscar-winning actress Mo’Nique. Hear how she and Netflix reached a lawsuit settlement which led to her own Netflix special called “My Name is Mo’Nique”. You’ll also hear the personal reasons Atlanta comic legend Chris Tucker had for returning to the silver screen in the Ben Affleck film “Air.”

AJC arts and entertainment editor Shane Harrison tells us about a spring festival bringing art, music, food, and more to Sandy Springs.

Affectionate Zevo is this week's pet of the week from Lifeline.

Credit: Courtesy of Lifeline

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Credit: Courtesy of Lifeline

Our pet of the week Zevo is a sweet young girl who is very affectionate. She is medium sized and has unique coloring; what appears to be black cow spots are actually some cool looking brindle stripes. She knows “sit” and is very responsive to and interactive with people. She really loves attention and gave LifeLine volunteers lots of love and kisses. Zevo is the perfect pup if you’re looking for a low-to-medium energy, loving dog that will look at you with the purest intentions. Come into the DeKalb County Animal shelter to meet the sweet Zevo today at 3280 Chamblee Dunwoody Road in Chamblee.

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To read more about the things we discuss on this week’s episode, check out the links below.

Interview with Chris Tucker

Interview with Mo’Nique

Justin Wilfon’s new restaurant

“Britney Approximately” at Emory

GPB loses partial funding

What’s new at Braves games

Terry Koval of the Deer and the Dove named James Beard Foundation finalist

Whataburger restaurant review

Hugh Acheson closes Empire State South after 13 years

AlcoHall coming to Pullman Yards