Good Day Atlanta Viewer information: March 21, 2025

Comedy meets history on Atlanta bus tour

If you like your history with a healthy dose of hilarity, an afternoon aboard the Funny Bus Atlanta might just be for you!

ATLANTA - Funny Bus Comedy Tour:

What do you get when you mix the hilarity of a comedy club with the history and sights of our amazing city?

You get the Funny Bus Atlanta Comedy City Tour!

This morning, we boarded the Funny Bus for an unforgettable trip through Atlanta, learning about the city’s history and notable landmarks while playing games, answering trivia questions, jamming out to a great soundtrack, and cracking up thanks to the tour’s team of comedians! Already a hit in other major cities, Funny Bus Comedy Tours came to Atlanta about a year ago, thanks to Atlanta native Summer Rose. The company offers 90-minute tours on a 38-passenger, open-air bus (don’t worry, the windows can be closed when it’s cold!), each led by a local comedian who’s quick with fascinating facts and jokes!

Rose says the tour covers some of Atlanta’s best-loved neighborhoods — including Midtown, Virginia-Highland, and Cabbagetown — and is an interactive experience for guests, which means they’ll be playing games and attempting to win some sweet prizes (coozies!) along the way. The tour’s soundtrack continues the ATL-specific mission, including hits from local legends like Outkast, The Allman Brothers Band, and The B-52s.

Tickets for the Funny Bus Atlanta Comedy City Tour are $38 each, including all fees — and tours happen on Saturdays and Sundays (private tours are also available). For more information and a calendar of upcoming tours, click here.

Trying Dunwoody's new Steak and Grace

There's a new steakhouse in Dunwoody, which means that Burgers with Buck had to go check it out. Buck Lanford headed to Steak and Grace to try their slightly different take on the classic style and their tasty burger.

Burgers With Buck - Steak & Grace: In almost every steak restaurant, there is a great burger on the menu. Burgers with Buck is back in Dunwoody trying out the steak-burger at the new establishment Steak and Grace. Click here to check out their menu.

Real-life experiences inspire 'Warfare'

The new film ''Warfare'' is a real-time and immersive retelling of a battle during the 2006 Iraq War, and follows a team of Navy SEALs coming under heavy fire. Director and Iraq War veteran Ray Mendoza was inspired by his memories of the conflict, and he and actor Kit Connor sat down with Alyse Eady to discuss the film.

Director Ray Mendoza and actor Kit Connor talk about the upcoming film "Warfare": In the new film, Navy SEALs overwatch the movement of U.S. forces through insurgent territory in Iraq in 2006. The film is tn theaters nationwide on April 11.

London Brown on 'Power Book III: raising Kanan'

London Brown plays Marvin Thomas, the muscle of his family's drug organization, on the hit Starz show ''Power Book III: Raising Kanan.''' He sat down Natalie McCann to talk about how his character evolved through the seasons and a lot more.

London Brown talks "Power Book III: Raising Kanan" season 4: "Power Book III: Raising Kanan" goes back to 1991 when Supras are the whip of choice and a fly shearling coat is a symbol of status in the hood. Kanan navigates this world of glamour and grit as he comes into his own and gets out of the shadow of his mother, Raq, who runs the streets of Southside Jamaica, Queens, with her brothers, Marvin and Lou-Lou. Despite Kanan being under their watchful eyes, danger lurks just around the corner. Click here to watch the trailer.