Live from the bustling heart of Atlanta, it’s 404 Day! Celebrated on April 5, this special day
marks Atlanta’s unique cultural significance. In the thick of it all are David and Mark, unapologetically
sharing the good vibes of this Atlantan fascination, surrounded by a block party that epitomizes everything
the vibrant city has to share. From breaking news to engaging guest discussions, and even a traffic report,
404 day offers a unique immersion into Atlanta’s essence.

To kick off the live event, David and Mark highlighted the top stories of the week. Delving into sports,
they acknowledged Dejounte Murray’s notable sports achievements. Amidst cheers and applause, the
hosts mentioned a new celebration for Atlanta’s favorite baseball team, the Braves. Foodies didn’t
miss out either. Krispy Kreme garnered a shout out for their creative solar eclipse doughnut, a treat that
was quite the city’s buzz. Rounding out the top stories was an announcement of Atlanta’s new Manager of
Nightlife and Culture.

In the spirit of 404 Day, special guest Tory Edwards, the inspiring mastermind behind ‘Atlanta
Influences Everything,’ was invited to the stage. On point with the line-up, Tory shared his ‘Top 5’
items, stirring up excitement, and providing a fresh perspective on the city’s cultural scene.

Staying true to tradition, a live traffic report by Curtis was delivered. With heads nodding in
agreement and chuckles at his unique style of reporting, Curtis highlighted key traffic hotspots and
offered practical alternatives for those planning to navigate through the city post-celebrations.

Looking to stay in the loop? Reach out to David at his social media handle @ dueordie and Mark at
@ markkendallcomedy. And remember to check out the event’s highlights at the official website.

David and Mark closed the live event with a gentle nod to Atlanta’s pothole situation, a sure sign
that the duo stays connected to what’s happening on the city’s gritty surface. A laugh was shared as
they reminded Atlantans to “stay good, and watch out for those potholes.”

If you’re passionate about the community and wish to support the informational, inspirational,
reflective and empowering work being done, there are several ways to pitch in. Donations, memberships,
joining societies or even subscribing to Passport for PBS onDemand are all ways to contribute. With
donations open, all are welcomed to join in this broader mission of enriching Atlanta’s community.