Jodi Cash, a renowned journalist originating from the eclectic and culturally vibrant city of Atlanta, has made Barcelona her current home, immersing herself in the rich tapestry of the city's artistic and intellectual heritage.
Her notable work, "The Green Flash", can be seen as a natural progression of her earlier literary endeavors, specifically "High Times and Low Tides at Reefer Beach", which initially saw the light of day on The Bitter Southerner, accompanied by a stunning array of photographs courtesy of the talented Ethan Payne.
Jodi's writing career has been marked by a wide-ranging presence in numerous prestigious publications, boasting a diverse portfolio that includes the esteemed titles of Hidden Compass, Scalawag, Paste, Kinfolk, ArtsATL, and Georgia Health News, among others.
Jodi's professional endeavors took a remarkable turn in the year 2019 when she embarked on a collaborative project with the Atlanta-based nonprofit organization, Concrete Jungle, culminating in the publication of the groundbreaking cookbook "Concrete Jungle: A Foraged Fruit Cookbook". This pioneering work not only highlights the organization's mission but also serves as a testament to Jodi's impressive body of work.
Notably, Jodi's inaugural foray into the realm of filmmaking, aptly captured in her debut effort "The Green Flash", showcases her remarkable adaptability and unwavering commitment to the art of storytelling, seamlessly transitioning her creative energies across a diverse range of mediums, thereby exemplifying her multifaceted artistic talent and versatility.
