The New York Times: Where Southerners Go to Fuel the Tank and Feed the Family, by Kim Severson

NPR: ‘Thank You Please Come Again’ is an Ode to the Food of Southern Gas Stations, with Debbie Elliott

CNN: The South’s hidden gems? Its diverse gas stations, according to this photographer, by Jacqui Palumbo

The Splendid Table: Thank You, Please Come Again: How Gas Stations Feed & Fuel the American South, with Francis Lam

The Washington Post: Good eats in the U.S. South’s gas stations, convenience stores and quick stops, by Kenneth Dickerman

FORBES Magazine: The Best Food In The South Served In These Surprising Locations, by Leslie Kelly

Filling Up: How Gas Stations in the American South Mirror Their Communities with Lena Gellar at Indy Week

NPR: Our Favorite Nonfiction Books of 2024

Southern Filling Stations Explored in New Photo Book “Thank You Please Come Again” on WABE’s City Lights

Musée Magazine: Vanguard of Photography Culture, interview

A Southern Gas Station Road Trip on Dan Pashman’s The Sporkful

On the Road for the South’s Best Gas Station Food, on WUNC’s Due South

Deep South Dining features Thank You Please Come Again with Malcolm White

Kate Medley Documents the Southern Treasure of Gas Station Food on WFAE’s SouthBound with Tommy Tomlinson

Kate Medley Reveals Some of the Best Food in the South on Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

The Mississippi Arts Hour with Photojournalist Kate Medley on Mississippi Public Broadcasting

12 Southern Foods to Give as Holiday Gifts in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

2023 Gift Guide by Civil Eats

BATCH: Kate Medley - Meat and Three & 10 Dollars Worth of Regular on The Bitter Southerner podcast

A Taste of Southern Culture: Documentarian Kate Medley Discusses Her Work at MOCA in The Virginian-Pilot

Q&A with Photojournalist Kate Medley at The Editor’s Desk

Eyes on the South: Democratic Spaces in The Oxford American

Gas Station South in Southern Cultures

Meat and Three & Ten Dollars’ Worth of Regular in The Bitter Southerner

O Moldy Night: The Jell-O Exhibit You Need to See to Believe on Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street

O Moldy Night in The Bitter Southerner

A Spoken Dish Asks Southerners: What Is Your Food Identity on NPR

The Eudora Welty Portrait Reader in The Bitter Southerner

Kate Medley—Documentary Storyteller at Whole Foods Market on Good Food Jobs