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Georgia NOW!Georgia NOW News for Monday Dec. 22, 2025Health advocates warn Georgia’s rural communities could be hit hardest by proposed federal health policy changes, with nearly 100,000 rural residents projected to lose coverage on top of the state’s already high uninsured rate. Advocates say cuts tied to H.R. 1 and the expiration of enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies could cost rural hospitals more than $600 million, threatening facilities that are already struggling to stay open.
Changes at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development could also ripple through Georgia, as federal officials shift away from a housing-first approach for people experiencing homelessness. Service prov...
2025-12-2305 minGeorgia NOW!Georgia NOW News for Tuesday Dec. 16, 2025Georgia leaders are reacting after a weekend marked by deadly violence at home and abroad. U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock condemned two mass shootings — one at a college campus in Rhode Island and another at a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney, Australia — calling the attacks evidence of a global rise in hatred and antisemitism that must be confronted.
The execution of Georgia death row inmate Stacey Humphreys has been put on hold after the State Board of Pardons and Paroles suspended it without explanation. Humphreys was scheduled to be executed Dec. 17, and the delay could force the state to s...
2025-12-1704 minGeorgia NOW!Georgia NOW News for Wednesday Dec. 3, 2025Fulton County taxpayers may end up covering former President Donald Trump’s legal fees under a state law that shifts costs to counties when prosecutors are disqualified for misconduct, a scenario that mirrors the dismissed election interference case against Fani Willis. Small Business Saturday delivered a major boost for local shops statewide, with owners reporting surging holiday sales and emphasizing how every dollar spent locally stays in the community.
Eligibility for Georgia’s winter heating assistance program is opening in phases as federal funding delays slow some agencies, and lawmakers are weighing new measures to curb chronic abse...
2025-12-0305 minGeorgia NOW!Georgia NOW News for Tuesday Nov. 18, 2025Georgia’s political landscape sees new tension as Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene distances herself from Donald Trump, claiming his posts have stirred threats over her stance on the Epstein files. Senator Jon Ossoff continues pressing for stronger healthcare protections, launching an inquiry into possible service reductions at Fort Gordon’s Eisenhower Army Medical Center and warning of steep premium hikes if Congress doesn’t act. Cobb and Fulton voters head to the polls for the State Senate District 35 special election, while more than 1.5 million Georgians weigh rising ACA premiums during open enrollment. State education officials report improved graduation rates and st...
2025-11-1807 min
Inside Georgia Real Estate | Clearly GeorgiaInside Georgia Real Estate — 50-year Mortgages, Credit Loosening, and Home Warranty TruthsOverviewDeborah unpacks talk of 50-year mortgages and removing minimum credit scores for conventional loans, why these ideas aim at affordability yet carry real risks, and how amortization affects equity if you move in five to seven years. Taylor explains what home warranties do, when they help, and common misconceptions. Live calls cover subdividing acreage, foreclosure outreach, barndominium resale and financing, COVID deferments that became surprise second liens, and warranty value.Key TakeawaysExtending to 50 years trims payment only modestly while driving total cost up sharply.Dropping the conventional credit-score floor expands access but...
2025-11-1634 minInside Georgia Real Estate | Clearly GeorgiaInside Georgia Real Estate: After the hurricane, what now?Host: Shelly Winter Expert: Deborah Morton, Founder & Owner, Clario Real EstateSummaryDeborah walks through real-world next steps for buyers and sellers after the recent hurricane: flooded basements, roof damage, trees down, contracts, insurance, lender reinspections, and how to keep a deal on track. She also shares quick fixes that protect foundations and reduce future risk.What we coveredActive listings hit by storms: Who pays, what to fix first, and how to keep pricing and timelines intact.Under contract and damaged: Sellers must deliver the home in the same condition as...
2025-10-3034 min
True Reflections with Gia MillsGeorgia May Foote: Vitiligo Awareness, and Christmas PantoActress and beautician Georgia May Foote joins Gia Mills on True Reflections this week.Georgia opens up about being diagnosed with vitiligo, her beauty journey, and her upcoming role as Cinderella in this year’s Norwich Christmas pantomime.Make-Up Discussed:Isle of Paradise TannersHourglass ConcealerHourglass Hydrating Skin TintArmani Nude FoundationArmani Luminous Silk FoundationFor more information on the Vitiligo Society, visit: https://vitiligosociety.orgFor more information on Cinderella, visit: https://norwichtheatre.org/whats-on/ci...
2025-10-2233 min
Talkin' Cotton PodcastProposed Dicamba Regulations: What Georgia Cotton Growers Need to KnowIn this special episode, Dr. Stanley Culpepper breaks down the proposed regulatory changes with respect to dicamba that every cotton grower needs to understand before the September 6th comment deadline.Dr. Culpepper first highlights Georgia's exceptional track record in pesticide stewardship, with over 19,000 training participants and multiple EPA visits to understand how Georgia farmers have successfully minimized off-target movement. This context matters because the proposed changes don't acknowledge regional differences in application success rates.While some existing requirements remain unchanged – including restricted use status, mandatory training, and application parameters – the new temperature-based volatility mitigation requirements repr...
2025-08-1829 min
Sausage On A ForkSausage On A Fork with Georgia May FooteIn the latest episode of Sausage On A Fork, we're joined by Georgia May Foote aka Alison Simmons. Georgia tells us how she was asked to audition for Alison after several auditions for another character in Grange Hill; how she played two different characters in six months on Coronation Street and how she really felt about being dressed as Ugly Betty during Tigger's dream!
2025-07-051h 47
Accessible Audio for Making A DifferenceFederal Budget: What’s at Risk and How Georgia’s Disability Community May Be AffectedAs federal lawmakers debate sweeping budget cuts, Georgia’s disability advocacy leaders are working hard to get critical information to our community. What is at stake: the future of Medicaid including vital community-based services, and the network of organizations that have fueled decades of progress for people with developmental disabilities, including GCDD.The Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities (GCDD) is driven by its Five Year Strategic Plan goals to improve services and supports for people with intellectual and other developmental disabilities (I/DD). The Council, charged with creating systems change for individuals wi...
2025-06-0406 min
Georgia TodayGeorgia Power energy negotiations; New BioLab report; Non-opioid painkiller approvedOn the Tuesday, May 27 edition of Georgia Today: Georgia Power pushes more fossil fuel use to accommodate data center growth; Investigators highlight the "disturbing" ways BioLab was storing dangerous chemicals; And a new painkiller could help patients avoid addiction to opioids.
2025-05-2709 min
Georgia Safe Retirement PlannersUnderstanding Insurance: Long-Term Disability vs. Long-Term Care in GeorgiaLet's Talk Insurance. In this episode, we tackle a common point of confusion: the difference between long-term disability insurance and long-term care insurance. If you're a working professional in Georgia, you might wonder which policy safeguards your income if you're unable to work due to illness or injury. Alternatively, as you plan for retirement, you may be concerned about covering the costs of assisted living or in-home care. We'll break it down: ✅What each insurance type covers✅When and how benefits are applied✅Who should consider each policy ✅Key consider...
2025-05-2711 min
Hormone Health Podcast37 - Georgia's VBAC Home Birth StoryAnother birth story to kick off season three of Hormone Health Podcast. For this week's episode we hear from Georgia who welcomed her third baby, little Lottie into the world via a beautiful home birth experience in August 2024.Georgia talks us through her decision to try for a Vaginal Birth After Caesarean (VBAC) at home after her second birth resulted in an emergency caesarean due to breech position. If you have experienced a VBAC before, you may resonate with Georgias feelings of increasing anticipation, doubt and excitement as labour and birth approach, these feelings only intensifying as...
2025-05-1528 min
DECAL DownloadEpisode 29 - Children's Mental Health WeekSend us a textDECAL will celebrate Children’s Mental Health Week in Georgia May 5th – 9th, as we have done for the last five years during the first full week of May. Similar to Georgia’s Pre-K Week, and Inclusive Early Learning Week, this special week reminds us that the early years in a child’s life provide a key opportunity to establish safe and secure relationships and support healthy social and emotional development. Joining us to talk about Children’s Mental Health Week is our own, Laura Lucas, Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Director at DECAL a...
2025-04-2950 min
Evolving with Georgia MayEVOLVING: How to set firm and kind boundaries like a bad-ass !!!Welcome to Evolving! This podcast is a space for learning and unlearning, shedding old layers, leaping into transformation and embracing the unknown.There is no final destination. This show is for those who are committed to the lifelong journey of discovering and reinventing yourself, while simultaneously returning to who you’ve always been.GET MY BURNOUT RECOVERY EBOOK:I designed Burnout to Balance in the aftermath of my burnout as I rebuilt my life. This is the guide I needed to slow down, calm my nervous system and connect with myself again. It's pa...
2025-04-1613 minAccessible Audio for Making A DifferenceEmbracing Possibility: Georgia’s Disability Justice JourneyThe Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities (GCDD) is excited to announce the upcoming ”Embracing Possibility: Georgia’s Disability Justice Journey” exhibit at the Tubman African American Museum in Macon, Georgia. The opening celebration will be held on Sunday, May 18, 2025 from 3:00 to 5:00 PM at the museum, located at 310 Cherry Street, Macon, GA 31201. The exhibit, which will run from May 2025 through June 2026, aims to redefine how people with disabilities are perceived in society by showcasing their courage, creativity, and historic contributions.The Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities (GCDD) is driven by its Five Year Strategic Plan goals to improve servic...
2025-04-1403 min
Evolving with Georgia MayEVOLVING: Is cosmetic surgery self-love or self-loathing?Welcome to Evolving! This podcast is a space for learning and unlearning, shedding old layers, leaping into transformation and embracing the unknown.There is no final destination. This show is for those who are committed to the lifelong journey of discovering and reinventing yourself, while simultaneously returning to who you’ve always been.GET MY BURNOUT RECOVERY EBOOK:I designed Burnout to Balance in the aftermath of my burnout as I rebuilt my life. This is the guide I needed to slow down, calm my nervous system and connect with myself again. It's pa...
2025-04-0620 min
Evolving with Georgia MayEVOLVING: Ban yourself from saying the word 'should'Welcome to Evolving! This podcast is a space for learning and unlearning, shedding old layers, leaping into transformation and embracing the unknown.There is no final destination. This show is for those who are committed to the lifelong journey of discovering and reinventing yourself, while simultaneously returning to who you’ve always been.GET MY BURNOUT RECOVERY EBOOK:I designed Burnout to Balance in the aftermath of my burnout as I rebuilt my life. This is the guide I needed to slow down, calm my nervous system and connect with myself again. It's pa...
2025-04-0212 min
Evolving with Georgia MayEVOLVING: How to discover your 'purpose' Change is the only constant.Welcome to Evolving! This podcast is a space for learning and unlearning, shedding old layers, leaping into transformation and embracing the unknown.There is no final destination. This show is for those who are committed to the lifelong journey of discovering and reinventing yourself, while simultaneously returning to who you’ve always been.Note: This podcast was previously known as Life Chats, where well-known and everyday individuals shared their real life stories, hosted by journalist Georgia May. Enjoy the catalogue of inspiring episodes!CONNECT WITH ME:...
2025-03-1619 min
Evolving with Georgia MayEVOLVING: A brand new era with Georgia May!Change is the only constant.Welcome to the first episode of Evolving! This podcast is a space for learning and unlearning, shedding old layers, leaping into transformation and embracing the unknown.There is no final destination. This show is for those who are committed to the lifelong journey of discovering and reinventing yourself, while simultaneously returning to who you’ve always been.Note: This podcast was previously known as Life Chats, where well-known and everyday individuals shared their real life stories, hosted by journalist Georgia May. Enjoy the catalogue of inspiring episodes!...
2025-03-1316 minAccessible Audio for Making A DifferenceThe State of Georgia Steps Up Its GAME for Workers with DisabilitiesIn May of 2024, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed Senate Bill 384, which seeks to develop and administer the State of Georgia as a Model Employer (GAME) Program. The GAME Program establishes a formalized, statewide framework for Georgia state agencies to develop hiring plans, reporting mechanisms, and accountability measures to increase employment and retention opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Learn more about the GAME Program.The Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities (GCDD) is driven by its Five Year Strategic Plan goals to improve services and supports for people with intellectual and other developmental disabilities (I/DD). The Council, charged...
2025-02-1904 min
Georgia Safe Retirement PlannersHow to Keep More of Your Retirement Income in GeorgiaThink Georgia is Completely Tax-Free for Retirees? Think Again! 🏡💰While Social Security benefits are exempt from state income tax in Georgia, other retirement income—like pensions, annuities, and 401(k) withdrawals—may still be taxable. The good news? Georgia offers retirement income exclusions that can significantly lower your tax burden if you plan correctly.🔥 In This Episode, You’ll Learn: ✔️ How Georgia’s tax rules impact your Social Security & retirement savings ✔️ The $35,000–$65,000 tax exclusion and how to use it to your advantage ✔️ 5 strategies to minimize retirement taxes and maximize your income ✔️ Why an IRA ann...
2025-02-0516 minGeorgia TodayGa. Power may raise rates due to Helene; Jonesboro HS Marching Band in Macy's ParadeLISTEN: On the Wednesday, Nov. 27 edition of Georgia Today: Georgia Power customers may see their rates go up because of Hurricane Helene; the Biden administration puts a tariff on golf carts; and a Georgia high school band tunes up for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
2024-11-2713 min
Georgia Safe Retirement PlannersCan I retire at 55 and withdraw from my 401k? | Ep.73Retiring at 55 is a dream for many, but making that dream a reality—and doing so without facing costly penalties on your 401(k)—requires understanding some key federal rules and state-specific tax implications. For Georgia residents especially, knowing how to navigate these complexities is essential to maximizing your retirement funds.In this episode, we break down everything you need to know about retiring at 55 and withdrawing from your 401(k) penalty-free. We'll dive into the Rule of 55, a crucial exception that can allow you to access your 401(k) without the usual 10% early withdrawal penalty—if you meet certain criter...
2024-11-0903 minGeorgia TodayTrump campaigns at Georgia Tech; 'Gratuities clause"; GA readies health marketplaceLISTEN: On the Tuesday, Oct. 29 edition of Georgia Today: Former president Donald Trump campaigns at Georgia Tech in Atlanta; a state law may be preventing farmers from getting Hurricane Helene relief; and the state prepares to launch its own new marketplace for health care plans.
2024-10-2907 min
Evolving with Georgia MayLIFE CHATS: Bringing Drag to Rural Australia with Art SimoneToday I chat to Art Simone, one of Australia’s most celebrated Drag Queens who you may recognise from RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under. Through creativity and humour and sheer talent, Art Simone has claimed her position at the forefront of the Aussie entertainment industry. Breaking down stereotypes, celebrating differences and tirelessly promoting social inclusion, Art has helped move drag from margin to mainstream and she's just getting started. Today we chat about Art’s journey from performing in a small country town to performing on a worldwide stage, plus their work championing visibility and re...
2024-09-2641 minGeorgia TodayGa. mourns casualties of Winder shooting; Georgia Power rate cuts; Election monitorsPeter Biello: Welcome to the Georgia Today podcast from GPB News. Today is Thursday, Sept. 5. I'm Peter Biello. On today's episode, the state mourns the loss of two teachers and two students in yesterday's school shooting in Winder, Ga. Georgia Power gets approval to cut rates, and the Fulton County Board of Commissioners will provide monitors for the 2024 election. These stories and more are coming up on this edition of Georgia Today. Story 1:Peter Biello: The Georgia Bureau of Investigation says autopsies were scheduled for today for the four people killed in yesterday's...
2024-09-0507 min
Evolving with Georgia MayLIFE CHATS: Being A Survivor With Ex-SAS Commander Mark Wales TW: This episode discusses themes of child sexual assault. Please utilise the resources below, or skip this episode if you're affected by these themes. Mark Wales is a former SAS commander, entrepreneur, speaker and two-time author. You may recognise him from two seasons of Australian Survivor (where he was crowned Sole Survivor) as well as a recent debut in Mad Max Furiosa.Talk about a resume!Mark has experienced firsthand the interconnectedness of life and death, yet his journey goes far beyond the battlefield.Today we discuss his upbringing in Western...
2024-09-0346 min
Chilling with DapsGeorgia May - System Victim | Chilling with Daps Podcast #20Georgia May is a 'Nigeordian' Neo-Soul vocalist, born and raised in Newcastle upon Tyne with Nigerian roots. Her sound is defined by soothing timbres exposing contrasting emotions of lust and heartache with a poetic lyrical narrative. "System Victim" is an unreleased song from her repertoire which addresses her challenges with the mental health system.#mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealth #newcastle YouTube - https://youtu.be/52JxOAfvmygSOCIAL MEDIA: Dap's Insta - https://www.instagram.com/dapsinnit/Georgia's Insta - https://www.instagram.com/georgiamay.uk/CwD Insta - https://w...
2024-05-151h 31
Reimagining Soviet GeorgiaEpisode 39: Georgia's Chronic Crisis with Anatol Lieven and Almut RochowanskiThis episode was recorded on May 8th/9th 2024 - the situation is still unfolding.
A political crisis is currently underway in Georgia. Sparked by the ruling Georgian Dream party's proposed law on the "transparency of foreign influence", the stand off between the government, NGOs, protestors - both those of the formal opposition and not - and even some within the European Union, has deeper roots and a far from clear trajectory.
Today's episode begins with an outline of the tensions surrounding the proposed law, some informative aspects of Georgia's...
2024-05-101h 12Georgia TodayStorms across Georgia; Rail travel; Emory students vote no confidence for presidentLISTEN: On the Thursday, May 9 edition of Georgia Today: Strong storms knocked down trees and power lines across North Georgia late last night; Georgia is losing ground to other Southern states in terms of rail travel expansion; and Emory students express a lack of confidence in the university's president.
2024-05-0908 minGeorgia TodayGeorgia Today: Court to hear arguments against Willis; Library kiosks for Georgia GatewayLISTEN: On the Wednesday, May 8 edition of Georgia Today: A Georgia court will hear arguments over whether Fulton County DA Fani Willis should be removed from the Trump election interference case; self-service kiosks at public libraries make it easier for Georgians to access state financial benefits; and a rediscovered African American cemetery in Penfield, Ga., reveals new details about Mercer University.
2024-05-0812 min
Can I Buy You a Coffee?GEORGIA DAVIES | How to become a TikTok SpecialistWelcome back to the podcast, on today's show I am chatting with TikTok Queen, Georgia Davies!
Georgia is a TikTok and Content Specialist with a creative flair that she pairs with an analytical approach to create beautiful content that engages, performs and converts. In this episode, she dives into:
How to become a TikTok specialist?
Why you have to be a yes man before you become a no man in your career
Why she turned down an offer from the top
Marketing University in the UK
How she landed a Marketing job as soon as she...
2024-04-301h 09DECAL DownloadEpisode 24 - Children's Mental Health Week 2024Send us a textDECAL will celebrate Children’s Mental Health Week in Georgia May 6-10, 2024, as we have done for the last four years in the first full week of May. Similar to Georgia’s Pre-K Week, and Inclusive Early Learning Week, this special week in May reminds us that the early years in a child’s life provide a key opportunity to establish safe and secure relationships and support healthy social and emotional development. Joining us to talk about Children’s Mental Health Week is our own, Laura Lucas, Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Director...
2024-04-0930 min
Evolving with Georgia MayLIFE CHATS: Surviving the Lindt Cafe Sydney Siege with Louisa Hope Almost every Australian will remember the 15th December 2014. You may recall seeing photos of Louisa Hope being stretchered away from the scene of the Lindt Cafe Siege across from 7 News studios.Despite her lengthy recovery (three months in hospital with multiple surgeries for gunshot wounds), Louisa remains a hopeful human. Today, we discuss Louisa's upbringing and her exploration of faith, hope and religion. We recap the Sydney Siege in detail and explore the power of community in healing trauma.Thank you Louisa, for sharing your story.CONNECT:Connect with...
2024-04-071h 02
Evolving with Georgia MayLIFE CHATS: Speaking to Dead People with Psychic Medium Jessica Lynne Jess is a Psychic Medium based in Melbourne Australia.She has the ability to connect and blend with her client’s energy to identify any current obstacles they may be facing, and provide divine guidance on how to navigate the situation. Simultaneously, Jess will connect with her client’s departed loved ones in the spirit world to provide support, comfort, guidance & closure.She reads with laughter, love & compassion and brings spirit forward in their truest form; raw, unfiltered and full of personality, just as you remember them.Jess spent close to a decade work...
2024-03-2039 min
Evolving with Georgia MayLIFE CHATS: The Bachelor & Falling in Love... with Thomas Malucelli (my now boyfriend!)YEP - you read that right.This episode was recorded in May 2023 - the first time Thomas and I met in person. I was put in touch with Thomas through a mutual contact. "He's just come off the Bachelor - this will be a great interview!" she said.As soon as he stepped into the studio, I felt that there could be a vibe but I kept things #professional. It wasn't until the cameras were switched off that we truly got chatting - laughing, flirting and talking about what we were both looking for in...
2024-03-171h 01Georgia TodayMonarch butterflies; Savannah interstate flyover; Stories you may have missed in 2023LISTEN: On the Monday, Jan. 1 edition of Georgia Today: You can help scientists study monarch butterflies; the Georgia DOT may remove an interstate flyover from a historically Black neighborhood in Savannah; and we'll look back at some interesting stories you might have missed throughout 2023.
2024-01-0117 minAccessible Audio for Making A DifferenceTelehealth Survey Reveals Improvement Measures Needed for Georgia’s Disability Community to Access Health Care ServicesWith the expansion of telehealth and similar methods of virtual care, many people, particularly people with disabilities, may have questions about the efficacy and availability of telehealth. A study at the Morehouse School of Medicine’s (MSM) National Center of Primary Care (NCPC) strived to answer these questions. Led by Megan Douglas, principal investigator and director of research and policy of the NCPC; Mitchell Blount, co-project lead and associate project director of research of the NCPC; and Rasheera Dopson, research assistant, the team received a one-year grant from the Georgia Coun...
2023-12-2904 minAccessible Audio for Making A DifferenceNew Report Suggests Racial Disparities for Communities of Color in Obtaining Services for Georgia's Waiver WaitlistsFamilies of adults with developmental disabilities (DD) often find themselves as primary caregivers because they do not want the relative to be institutionalized and alternative options are not always readily available.Individuals with DD who have been referred to a nursing home or other institutional level of care, may be eligible for home and community-based services (HCBS) through Georgia’s Medicaid program that would allow them to live at home.But qualifying for these benefits doesn’t always ensure that the person with the disability will receive them in a timely manner. Sometimes people may meet...
2023-12-2812 min
Evolving with Georgia MayLIFE CHATS: Paddling Around Australia, World Records & Mother Nature with Bonnie Hancock Bonnie Hancock is an incredible human.A professional Ironwoman at just seventeen, she competed 9 Nutri-Grain Ironwoman Series and represented in Australia. She went on to become a qualified nutritionist and performance coach.This month marks the 1 year anniversary of Bonnie becoming the fastest person to paddle a surf ski nearly 13,000 around the Australian coastline. It took 8 months, breaking the previous World Record by over 2 months.Bonnie spent days 500km out to sea, she paddled through croc-infested waters and the Great Australian Bite - and even lost 8 kilos in 2 weeks due to severe sea...
2023-10-081h 06
Evolving with Georgia MaySOLO CHAT: Get to Know Me, Life Update & Moving to LA!Welcome to my first solo LIFE CHAT!!!These episodes will be shorter updates on life - including topics that are close to my heart like well-being, mental & physical health, relationships, psychology, career pursuits, manifesting, spirituality and more!You may have noticed I haven't uploaded an episode in 3 MONTHS!Thank you for your patience. I'm so excited to be back on track releasing these episodes, there are some incredible guest episodes heading your way on a weekly basis again (I promise to show up for you consistently from here on out).I...
2023-10-0825 minGeorgia TodayState river public access; Georgia named top Business state; Giant pandasLISTEN: On the Wednesday, Oct. 4 edition of Georgia Today: A Georgia legislative committee takes up the issue of public access to state rivers; Gov. Kemp celebrates Georgia's ranking as the top state to do business; and Zoo Atlanta may soon have the only giant pandas in America.
2023-10-0408 minGeorgia TodayLt. Gov. may face charges; 'Divisive concepts' update; First Black students at UGAOn the Wednesday, Aug. 16 edition of Georgia Today: Lt. Gov. Burt Jones may face charges for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia; a teacher accused of violating the state's divisive concepts law may still keep her job; and a UGA professor on the college's first Black students over 60 years ago.
2023-08-1610 min
Evolving with Georgia MayLIFE CHATS: Professional Swimming, Life in the Outback & Reality TV Love with Kurt HerzogKurt Herzog is an ex-professional swimmer who swam alongside Olympic legend Grant Hackett in the 2015 Australian World Championships.He’s since given up life in the city to manage the Remote Pools Project, which delivers crucial aquatic education and resources to remote Indigenous communities.Kurt has spent the last five years in Outback Australia, with one short break - you may recognise him from Brooke Blurton’s season of The Bachelorette.This chat took me by surprise; I learnt so much and felt inspired to question my own values and how we contribute to t...
2023-05-241h 01Georgia TodayGeorgia air quality; Journalist sues Atlanta after arrest; Georgia debt ceilingOn the Friday, May 19 edition of Georgia Today: A new study on Georgia air quality; a journalist arrested for filming near the site of a planned police training center in Atlanta is suing the city; and what does the national debt ceiling crisis mean for us here in Georgia?
These stories and more are coming up on this edition of Georgia Today.
2023-05-1913 minGeorgia Today'Cop City' public comments; Fulton County DA pushes back; Georgia on 'American Idol'On the Tuesday May 16 edition of Georgia Today: Hundreds of residents showed up to an Atlanta City Council meeting to oppose a proposed police training facility; The Fulton County DA pushes back against Donald Trump; And a Georgia native earns a top spot on "American Idol."
2023-05-1612 min
Mr A+Mr A+ has a Life Chat with Georgia MayThis week Mr A+ has a meaningful and open conversation with journalist, passionate story teller, podcaster, actor and self made woman - Georgia May. They discuss the meaning of life and how to have soul enriching lives. Listen to Georgia May's podcast Life Chats here Follow Georgia May on IG here Follow Mr A+ on Instagram here Podcast inquiries: MrAPlusPodcast@gmail.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2023-05-1637 minGeorgia TodayNew name for Fort Benning; Healthcare for expectant mothers; Georgia theatre benefitOn the Thursday May 11 edition of Georgia Today: Fort Benning has a new name and it's definitely a family affair.. we'll explain; A new pilot program will bring healthcare to the homes of some expectant mothers; and legendary Georgia bands participate in a benefit to preserve Georgia's theaters.
2023-05-1115 minGeorgia TodayGeorgia Today: Woke teacher training; Biden commutes drug sentences; Georgia scores in the NFL DraftOn the Monday, May 1 edition of Georgia Today: New guidelines to eliminate so-called “woke” language from teacher training programs; The Atlanta airport encourages airlines to offer more international routes from Atlanta; And we'll learn how Georgia football players fared in the NFL Draft from GPB's Jon Nelson.
2023-05-0111 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 28 - Georgia Children's Mental Health WeekSend us a textFor the third year in a row, DECAL will celebrate Children’s Mental Health Week in Georgia May 1-5, 2023 . Similar to Georgia’s Pre-K Week and Inclusive Early Learning Week, this special week in May reminds us that the early years in a child’s life provide a key opportunity to establish safe and secure relationships and support healthy social and emotional development. Joining us to talk about Children’s Mental Health Week on the podcast today from DECAL’s Pre-K and Instructional Support Division, we have Laura Lucas, our Director of Infant and Early C...
2023-04-2525 minGeorgia TodayUGA football star charged; Georgia Power bill increase; Port of Savannah expansionOn the Wednesday March 1 edition of Georgia Today: A member of the UGA football team faces charges related to the deadly car crash following the Dawgs' championship win; Georgia Power wants to raise your power bill again, and we'll take you to the port of Savannah and tell you why the busy port may be getting even busier.
2023-03-0214 minGeorgia TodaySports betting and horse racing; Macon may add cameras; Savannah home prices going upLISTEN: On the Wednesday, Feb. 15 edition of Georgia Today: Some lawmakers want sports betting and horse racing in Georgia, Macon may add cameras, and Savannah home prices could be going up.
2023-02-1507 minGeorgia TodayAtlanta company may be liable for Ohio train disaster, more jail for gangs, mass weddingOn the Tuesday Feb. 14 edition of Georgia Today: An Atlanta company may be liable for the Ohio train disaster, lawmakers want more jail time for gang members, and there's a mass wedding today in Piedmont Park
2023-02-1414 minGeorgia TodaySports gambling may come to GA, Warnock sworn in, new state rep steps down amid arrestOn the Jan. 4 edition of Georgia Today: Sports gambling may come to GA, Senator Warnock has been sworn in, and a new state representative is stepping down amid his arrest
2023-01-0406 min
The Mind School🤑 "I thought money was gross." How your mindset around money is cockblocking you from receiving, with Georgia 💖This week on the podcast Bre chats to Georgia from The Grove day spa who is another Money Mindset alumni who is kicking some serious goals.Georgia, like so many, used to think money was 'gross' and treated it like a taboo topic, never to be discussed! Well, not anymore!Tune in to hear them chat about:🤑 Why Georgia signed up for Money Mindset🤑 How she's been able to attract more clients🤑 The shifts she felt and how she was able to share those with her partner🤑 Overall mindset changes Georgia has...
2022-11-0119 min
Minyard & Minyard Do The ResistanceNewt Gingrich defended the disaster that is Herschel Walker by excusing his behavior because he's "had many concussions". Others say that nothing matters except winning the seat. Meanwhile, polls may indicate that voters in Georgia may have had enough.Send us a textNewt Gingrich defended the disaster that is Herschel Walker by excusing his behavior because he's "had many concussions". Others say that nothing matters except winning the seat. Meanwhile, polls may indicate that voters in Georgia may have had enough. James Carville blames stupid voters in the Republican Primaries who deliver stupid candidates.minyard.minyardpodcast@gmail.comMusic by David Horton
2022-10-0632 min
Political RewindPolitical Rewind: Abortion key issue; Potential runoff for Senate; Coffee County election equipmentMonday on Political Rewind: A potential U.S. Senate runoff looms over voters for the second time in two years. Meanwhile, Democrats are running on abortion rights, even in deep red parts of Georgia. Plus: the latest on the Coffee county election office data breach.
The panel:
Edward Lindsey, @edlindsey14, former state representative (R) Atlanta
Kurt Young, @kurtbyoung, political science professor, Clark Atlanta University
Patricia Murphy, @MurphyAJC , political reporter and columnist, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
State Sen. Sonya Halpern, @sonya4ga, (D) Atlanta
Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction
3:00 - Democrats are campaigning on abortion rights throughout Georgia.
27:00 - For the second time in two...
2022-09-2651 min
Tbilisi PodcastIlia Chavchavadze - Important People From GeorgiaThis week Meg and Tom start the first episode on important people from Georgia and Georgian History with Ilia Chavchavadze.If you've been to Tbilisi you may have heard his name as it's associated with one of the biggest avenues in Tbilisi which is of course Ilia Chavchavadze avenue. They discuss: his life, growing up as a prince, but that didn't save him from a life of heartache. why he is such an important figure in Georgian Historyand how his influence has helped shape the Georgia we know todayMentions: Works...
2022-06-2927 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 44 - Preparing for Georgia's Pre-K ProgramSend us a textIt may be summertime but before you know it we will be opening up the 2022-2023 school year for Georgia’s Pre-K Program, our 30th year offering Pre-K in Georgia. Joining us to talk about preparing for Georgia’s Pre-K Program is Faith Duncan, Director of Georgia’s Pre-K Program; Laurianne McDonald is a Pre-K specialist working with programs in Southeast Georgia; and LaNita Carey from Jackson Creek Academy in Lilburn is one of our Georgia’s Pre-K Program Teachers of the Year for the 2021-2022 school year. Support the show
2022-06-2841 min
InSyncS2E8 Were Our May Horoscopes Correct? Diving into our recent personal lives.Being a little sceptical of horoscopes ourselves, we decided to compare our May predictions based on our star signs to the month which has just past. Can we relate to any of it? Can we gain an understanding of why this month was the way it was? What can we take on board and expect for the next month? We listened to Capricorn (Jess' sign), Scorpio (Mia's sign) & Libra (Georgia's sign) so if you guys are any of these then listen along and see if you can relate to it. Other star signs, here is the...
2022-06-0242 min
First Baptist Church, LaGrange, GeorgiaThe Powerful Impact of the Word of GodFirst Baptist Church LaGrange GeorgiaMay 29, 2022 - Dr. Thomas Hammond, Executive Director, Georgia Baptist Mission BoardSermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/48898496Dr. Thomas Hammond, Executive Director of the Georgia Baptist Mission Board, outlines four ways the Word of God impacts our lives today. Join him for a look at the truths founds in Psalm 119:9-16.First Baptist Church depends on faithful and generous giving. Make an impact in the lives of others and promote the gospel of Christ by making an online contribution: https://fbclagrange.org/give/
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2022-05-2945 min
First Baptist Church, LaGrange, GeorgiaWhat's Different About Difference MakersFirst Baptist Church LaGrange GeorgiaMay 22, 2022 - Dr. Thomas Hammond, Executive Director, Georgia Baptist Mission BoardSermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/48895268Want to be a difference maker? Ever wonder what makes someone a difference maker? Dr. Thomas Hammond, Executive Director of the Georgia Baptist Mission Board, shares a biblical example from Acts 3:1-10.First Baptist Church depends on faithful and generous giving. Make an impact in the lives of others and promote the gospel of Christ by making an online contribution: https://fbclagrange.org/give/
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2022-05-2235 min
First Baptist Church, LaGrange, GeorgiaThe Impact of Effective PrayerFirst Baptist Church LaGrange GeorgiaMay 15, 2022 - Dr. Thomas Hammond, Executive Director, Georgia Baptist Mission BoardSermon Notes: https://www.bible.com/events/48892076Dr. Thomas Hammond, Executive Director of the Georgia Baptist Mission Board, shares truths about prayer from James 5:13-18.First Baptist Church depends on faithful and generous giving. Make an impact in the lives of others and promote the gospel of Christ by making an online contribution: https://fbclagrange.org/give/
First Baptist Church depends on faithful and generous giving. Make an impact in the lives of others...
2022-05-1533 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: Perdue lags in fundraising, an old court case could protect abortion in GeorgiaThe Supreme Court may overturn Roe v. Wade, but a Georgia privacy law, that's more than 100 years old, could keep abortion rights intact. Meanwhile, questions remain about if a decision to reverse Roe will affect elections. Also: David Perdue's campaign is on financial fumes.
Greg Bluestein — Politics reporter, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Leo Smith — CEO, Engaged Futures
Melita Easters — Founder, Georgia WIN List
Timestamps
0:00 - Introductions
2:12 - David Perdue's campaign is running on financial fumes
13:54 - How Roe v. Wade reversal could affect elections
23:32 - A real-time fact check on the vote for Women's Health Protection Act
25:49 - Georgia privacy law could upho...
2022-05-1137 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 34 - 2022 Children’s Mental Health WeekSend us a textFor the second year in a row, DECAL will celebrate Children’s Mental Health Week in Georgia May 2 through 6. Similar to Georgia’s Pre-K Week and Inclusive Early Learning Week, this special week in May reminds us that the early years in a child’s life provide a key opportunity to establish safe and secure relationships and support healthy social and emotional development. Joining us are Laura Lucas, DECAL Director of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health; Dr. Chelsea Morris, Professor at University of West Georgia and co-author of the children's book, "S...
2022-04-2626 min
Then AgainThe Reconstruction Era in GeorgiaEpisode Notes
Reconstruction in Georgia lasted form the end of the civil war to 1871 when a democratic government was able to regain control and end the military occupation of the state. The main goals of reconstruction were unification and emancipation. How well did Georgia meet these goals? Find out as Marie talks to Dr. Ann Tucker of the University of North Georgia who specializes in the history of the nineteenth century in US South.
If you enjoyed this podcast, you may be interested in the book Reconciliation after Civil Wars: Global Perspectives, edited by Paul...
2022-01-0425 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: The Arbery Verdict and What it Means for Social Justice in Georgia, the NationFriday on Political Rewind: A verdict in a trial from a small town in Georgia gripped the nation. Travis McMichael, Gregory McMichael and William "Roddie" Bryan were found guilty of murder charges on Wednesday.
In February 2020, the three men chased Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old Black man, in pickup trucks as he jogged in a Coastal Georgia neighborhood. Travis McMichael shot and killed Arbery during the chase. Bryan filmed the killing on his cellphone.
Travis, the shooter, was found guilty on all nine counts. His father, Greg McMichael, was convicted on eight of the nine. Bryan was convicted on six counts.
H...
2021-11-2650 minGeorgia TodayWhy South Georgia may be the worst place to be poor and charged with a federal crimeGeorgia’s Southern Judicial District has been called the worst place in America to be poor and charged with a federal crime. The district lacks a full-time federal public defender's office, which advocates say leads to inadequate representation for indigent criminal defenders.
2021-11-1920 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: Changes to tenure raise alarm among faculty; Trump claims supporters may not voteFriday on Political Rewind: Republican candidates on Georgia’s 2022 ballot are remaining silent about President Donald Trump’s prediction that GOP voters will not go to the polls next year if the party does not push harder to uncover his already-disproven claims of election fraud in 2020 election.
In other news, Georgia Board of Regents decided to make sweeping changes to the rules governing how tenured faculty at state universities are evaluated, drawing alarm from many members of faculty. Some believe the rules will have a chilling effect on what professors teach in their classrooms.
Plus, the trial for three men accuse...
2021-10-1552 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: Report confirms Georgia U.S Attorney resigned after pressure from TrumpFriday on Political Rewind, a newly released transcript of former Georgia U.S. Attorney Bjay Pak’s testimony before a senate committee reveals what many already suspected. Pak’s abrupt resignation early this year came after he was told that former President Donald Trump was pushing to have him fired. Pak failed to support Trump's claim that massive fraud gave President Joe Biden a victory in Georgia. The transcript reveals that Pak thought Trump's claims were “crazy.”
Also, at least one major abortion provider in Texas has begun scheduling procedures again after a federal judge ruled that the law banning abortion...
2021-10-0852 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: The Supreme Court is back in session. Its decisions could reshape Georgia lawMonday on Political Rewind: It is the first day of a new session for the United States Supreme Court and justices will hear a raft of significant cases that hold consequences for Georgia law.
A New York gun rights case could decide Georgians’ right to carry concealed weapons without a permit, while another case concerning religious liberty could allow state funds to be sent to religious schools. Meanwhile, the justices will consider a Mississippi case that could determine the fate of Georgia’s restrictive abortion law.
"A year ago, I had said that I did not think that the Roe v. W...
2021-10-0450 min
Calling the DawgsCTD 2021 E11 | #2 Georgia vs #8 Arkansas at High NoonESPN's College Gameday will be back in Athens for the 3rd year in a row as the Dawgs take on the Razorbacks in a Top-10 showdown. Why is the game at noon, you ask? We have some theories, but none reasonable enough to justify this scheduling blunder by "The Mothership", as Dan Patrick likes to call them. This should be a night game. But, that doesn't change the fact that the Dawg faithful will be loud, rowdy, and raucous when we tee it up between the hedges this Saturday. The only thing a noon kickoff determines is the amount...
2021-09-2953 min
Piney Woods JusticeFrom Darkness into Sunshine, Kayla May's storyThrough childhood sexual abuse to a step-dad who suffered a broken back working offshore and then dying of brain cancer, Kayla May has lived through seemingly unsurmountable tragedies. By escaping through drugs and older men, she found herself once again the victim of domestic violence and facing felony criminal charges. Kayla May discovered her peace, sobriety and a renewed faith in her Savior, in the sweet mentoring ladies of the Christian Women's Job Core Mosaic Program, and Judge White's Drug Court. Now you'll find her living her dream life in the countryside with horses, chickens, and even a pet pig...
2021-06-161h 01
Style Stories with Madeleine ParkAlyssa-Jane Cook and Georgia-May Davis (Mother and Daughter)In episode six of season four I chat with mother-daughter duo, Alyssa-Jane Cook and Georgia-May Davis, affectionately known as AJ and GM respectively. Mother and daughter alike, these blonde bombshells have graced our tv screens to become beloved household names. AJ is known from almost every iconic Australian TV program a nineties teenager (ahem) could attest to watching, including A Country Practice, Home & Away, and E-Street. And while GM has taken a strong stride in her mother’s footsteps, appearing in Young Talent Time at the tender age of 15 and is about to dive into Netflix notoriety, it’s AJ’s...
2021-05-0840 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: Atlanta Mayor Bottoms Not Seeking Reelection — What It Could Mean For GeorgiaFriday on Political Rewind: Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has announced that she will not run for reelection. In a letter, Bottoms highlighted her proudest accomplishments in office, but gave no reason for her decision not to seek a second term. We’ll look at what her withdrawal means for the race for mayor of Georgia’s most influential city.
Plus, another significant withdrawal is in the news today: The search firm hired to find candidates for chancellor of the University System of Georgia has resigned from the job. The company gave no reasons for its decision, but controversy over repo...
2021-05-0740 min
Your Retirement in FocusEmployees' Retirement System of GeorgiaJoin us as we sit down with the Executive Director of the Employees' Retirement System of Georgia, Jim Potvin. He will discuss plan options, PSERS, spending versus saving for retirement and so much more! He answers many of the questions that many state employees may have about their retirement plan including sharing his thoughts on the future of pensions.
Jim Potvin is the Executive Director of the Employees’ Retirement System of Georgia (ERSGA). He joined ERSGA in February, 2009 as the Deputy Director, after 15 years in private industry working in retirement plan administration and consulting. He was appointed as th...
2021-04-2827 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 34 - Georgia Farm to School and Early Care and Education SummitSend us a textEducators, school nutrition staff, early care providers, and agriculture professionals will come together April 27 through May 1 for the eighth Georgia Farm to School and Early Care and Education Summit. Joining us to talk about the event is Kimberly Della Donna, Farm to School Director at Georgia Organics, and Diana Myers, Nutrition Health Educator here at DECAL. Support the show
2021-04-2032 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: Georgia Expands Vaccine Eligibility As Congress Passes COVID ReliefThursday on Political Rewind: Gov. Brian Kemp issued guidelines yesterday to expand eligibility for COVID-19 vaccinations to more than three million additional Georgians. The move lowers the age threshold to 55 and covers those with a broad range of health conditions.
The announcement follows recent criticism of Georgia's vaccine rollout. A Centers for Disease Control report ranked Georgia poorly among U.S. states for its administration of the COVID-19 vaccinations.
Kemp announced his intention to further expand the guidelines to include all Georgia adults by early April. Some public health officials fear infrastructure and supply may not be able to accommodate...
2021-03-1150 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: What Senate Confirmation Of Judge Amy Coney Barrett Could Mean For GeorgiaWednesday on Political Rewind: As the Senate Judiciary committee prepares to vote on the confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court, our panel of experts takes a look at how she could help shape rulings that may have a big impact here in Georgia. How could this impact decisions on issues like abortion rights, healthcare, and immigration?
Our panelists included: Fred Smith, professor of Constitutional law at Emory University; Charles Kuck, immigration attorney; Dr. Amy Steigerwalt, professor of political science at Georgia State University; and Greg Bluestein, politics reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
2020-10-2150 min
Panther Insider PodcastPanther Insider Podcast - Episode 40: Jamaal MayThe Panther Insider Podcast will tell the stories of our student-athletes, coaches, and all those surrounding the Georgia State Athletics program. In this week's episode, we welcome former Panther and now Executive Director of the Albert Wilson Foundation Jamaal May to the podcast.
2020-10-1539 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 1 - Georgia's Pre-K Teachers of the YearSend us a textIt may be traditional, hybrid, or full distance learning…but Georgia’s Pre-K Program is back for the 2020-2021 school year. Over 3,800 classes at more than 1,800 locations all across the state. So how are things going? For the best information straight from the Pre-K classroom we’re talking today with our Georgia’s Pre-K Teachers of the Year, Heather Williams from Central Georgia Technical College's Larry O'Neal Child Development Center (CDC) in Warner Robins, and Johnathon Hines from the Barack H. Obama Elementary Magnet School of Technology in DeKalb County. We’re also joined by Megh...
2020-09-0128 min
The Bedford Business PodcastEpisode 2 - Georgia TestaWelcome to the second episode of Bedford business podcast with hosts Georgia Testa and James Kendall, both local business owners wanting to add value to you in this difficult time. Bringing you interviews with other small businesses and finding out things you may not know about the town we live in, the coffee shops, restaurants, services and places we visit and make Bedford so great.
James interviews Georgia who is the founder of studio 281 a boutique fitness studio in Bedford offering fitness classes and a community element to exercise that makes them stand out from the overcrowded...
2020-04-0831 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: A Push For Mail-In Ballots In May PrimaryWednesday on Political Rewind, in a move to encourage voting by mail in the May 19 primary, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced Tuesday that all registered voters in Georgia will receive an absentee ballot request form in the mail.
According to the Secretary of State’s office, around 5% of Georgia voters opted to vote by mail In the 2016 and 2018 November elections.
2020-03-2551 min
Fintech Talks (a Georgia Fintech Academy podcast)Episode 1: The Georgia Fintech Academy overview with guest Glen Sarvady and Jonthan PinderTommy Marshall, Executive Director of the Georgia Fintech Academy hosts fintech executive Glen Sarvady and Georgia State student Jonathan Pinder in a discussion of the Georgia Fintech Academy. Jonathan Pinder is also a fintech entrepreneur with a company called OshunPay. Glen Sarvady is a former FISERV and Mckinsey executive providing expert commentary on payments. FULL TRANSCRIPT IS AVAILABLE AT THIS LINKhttps://borusg-my.sharepoint.com/:w:/g/personal/thomas_marshall_usg_edu/EYFnWQb-KtVBhAYOJF87FB0BYAxBI0pN5RZwxyxTw2mUtQ?e=8ez0CTWelcome to the Georgia FinTech Academy podcast. The Georgia FinTech Academy is a c...
2020-01-2340 min
On Second ThoughtDesign Of “Living” Georgia Tech Building Gets Former President Obama’s AttentionAmid the buzz of the Nov. 20 Democratic debate in Georgia, you may have missed that former Pres. Barack Obama was in town for another event. He delivered the keynote address at the GreenBuild International Conference in Atlanta.
2019-11-2517 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: Georgia Teams Push For Legalizing Sports BettingOn this edition of Political Rewind , if you are wagering that sports betting may soon be legal in Georgia, your odds of being correct have just gotten better. The Atlanta Hawks, the Braves, Atlanta United and the Falcons have joined forces to push the legislature to make it legal. Our panel weighs in on how the battle is likely to unfold in the upcoming session.
2019-11-1253 minOn Second ThoughtStudy Reveals Cost Of 'Taxation By Citation' In 3 Georgia CitiesIf you’ve ever been pulled over for driving three miles over the speed limit, you may have been subject to ‘taxation by citation’ — local governments enforcing rules and fees not for public safety, but to generate revenue. A recent study from the Institute for Justice, a non-profit libertarian public interest law firm, looked at taxation by citation in Georgia, highlighting the practice in Riverdale, Morrow and Clarkston. Jennifer McDonald, a senior research analyst at the Institute for Justice, joined On Second Thought to discuss how these short-term boosts to city coffers can have long-term costs to citizen morale.
2019-11-0414 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: New Fundraising Numbers Provide Insight Into Georgia's State, Congressional RacesOn this edition of Political Rewind , we look at the latest fundraising total for candidates in key 2020 Georgia races. Democratic candidates for Sen. David Perdue’s Senate seat are trailing behind him by wide margins. Our panel weighs in on how the money gap may dictate the strength of Democrats who want to beat Perdue.
2019-10-1653 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: With Georgia's Democratic Debate, The Road To 2020 Runs Through The Peach StateOn this edition of Political Rewind , Georgia Democrats praise national party leadership for choosing the state as the site for November's Presidential Debate. We will look at the strategies they might use to maximize their candidates’ impact in Georgia and how Republicans may respond.
2019-10-1155 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: Federal Funding For Partial Medicaid Expansion Now In QuestionOn this edition of Political Rewind , warning signs emerge that Gov. Brian Kemp’s plans for a partial expansion of Medicaid in Georgia may not win full support from the federal government and could cost far more than the state may be able to pay.
2019-07-3152 minOn Second ThoughtWhat Does A Rocket Scientist Look Like? Ask Georgia Tech Grad, Tiffany DavisMany celebrations will take place this week, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. We're focusing on Georgia connections to this amazing historical feat, along with the future of space exploration. Tiffany Davis is an aerospace engineer. You may have seen her on your timeline with the hashtag, #YesIAmARocketScientist. That hashtag went viral in 2016 after Davis posted it on her Instagram page, announcing her graduation from Georgia Institution of Technology.
2019-07-1617 minOn Second ThoughtThe Next Year In Georgia Politics – And How It Affects YouThe state legislature may be in its post-session off season, but the political landscape in Georgia is far from quiet. While the 2020 elections are over a year away, political parties are hard at work on strategies to reach Georgians who did not vote last year and maintain the energy of those who did. Democratic Party of Georgia chair Sen. Nikema Williams and Georgia Republican Party chair David Shafer sat down with GPB News to discuss their plans to emerge victorious next November. GPB political reporter Stephen Fowler sat down with On Second Thought host Virginia Prescott to share what that...
2019-07-0108 minOn Second ThoughtOn Second Thought For Tuesday, May 28, 2019Food insecurity is a pressing issue nationwide, particularly in Georgia. The latest estimates put Georgia among the ten worst states for food insecurity among aging populations, and 1 in 4 children in the state lives in a food insecure household. Josephine Bennett is assistant news director for GPB News. She found that Georgia is the first in the country to create a state plan for addressing hunger among seniors. She joined On Second Thought from our Macon bureau.
2019-05-2848 minOn Second ThoughtOn Second Thought For Wednesday, May 22, 2019Georgia was once a leader in the oyster canning business, but the last cannery closed in the 1960s. In the past few years, however, a group of people have helped revive the Georgia oyster — through farming. André Gallant , author of A High Low Tide: The Revival of a Southern Oyster , joined us with more on the past, present and future of Georgia's oyster industry. Bryan Rackely, co-owner of Kimball House — a Decatur restaurant where Georgia oysters are now on the menu — also joined the conversation about these briny bivalves.
2019-05-2248 minOn Second ThoughtOn Second Thought For Monday, May 20, 2019May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Amid the stress of college finals in the Fall 2018 semester, two Georgia Tech students died by suicide. Third-year student Collin Spencer and director of the Mental Health Student Coalition joined On Second Thought in studio for a discussion about campus culture and changes he hopes to see before graduating. Barry Schreier, director of the University Counseling Service at the University of Iowa and communications committee chair for the Association of University and College Counseling Center Directors, also joined the conversation. He explained the national scope of this problem and told us why exactly students...
2019-05-2048 minOn Second ThoughtOn Second Thought For Tuesday, May 14, 2019A number of curious laws are still on the books in Georgia. We cribbed a few from idiotlaws.com , if that tells you anything. But as obscure – and seemingly silly – as they are, the law is the law. Georgia State University law professor Tanya Washington joined us with an explanation of how laws get made, and how hard they are to change.
2019-05-1448 min