Allison Crochet

Copywriting Intern at Georgia Tech Professional Education

This is a tough one since I have a film degree, so my “favorite” changes regularly! But I always find myself going back to French cinema, particularly the New Wave and Poetic Realism. As far as TV shows, I really liked Zach Galifianakis’ Baskets when it was airing. I also like The Kids in the Hall and anything by Nathan Fielder. Add to that Space Ghost Coast to Coast. Quirky, surreal comedy.

Another tough one since I also hold an English degree! I remember loving Woolf’s To the Lighthouse in college (even though Mrs. Dalloway tends to be the fan favorite). When I was a teenager, my favorite book was Salinger’s Franny and Zooey.

Since I’m no longer writing papers for school, I can finally refer to Wikipedia without guilt!

Google. Always Google.

I remember my father bought the family a Windows ’95 computer when I was about two years old. I still think of Windows XP as “new Windows”. I’m also old enough to remember when AOL sold those free trial discs at Home Depot.

Luxury hotel and Michelin-starred restaurant critic.

Savannah is hard to give up: historic charm, Spanish moss, Southern Gothic mystique, occasional alligator sightings, and the Atlantic just ten minutes up the road. But if I could live anywhere else…is it cliché to say London or Paris? Those cities truly have it all.

I visited London when I was 18 and remember being most fascinated by the Tube. (I’m not being facetious here…the London Underground is an engineering marvel and a world unto itself.)