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Georgia Chamber of Commerce PodcastGeorgia Power is Powering Our Economic DevelopmentGeorgia Power is an essential partner in powering Georgia's sustained, record-breaking economic success. On the latest Georgia Chamber Podcast episode, we were joined by Arthur Tripp, the vice president of Economic Development for Georgia Power who shared why it is so important for an utility company to have an economic development team, how Georgia Power shapes our state's business-friendly environment, what strong corporate citizenship means for Georgia Power. Georgia Power is a Presenting sponsor of the Georgia Chamber's oversold 2025 Congressional Luncheon, we thank Georgia Power for being our partner for #GCCL25 and in our year-round ad...
2025-08-1813 minGeorgia Chamber of Commerce PodcastAT&T: One of Georgia's Strongest Corporate CitizensOn this episode we were joined by Elizabeth Reynolds, AT&T's Senior Director, Government Affairs. Elizabeth shares how AT&T is investing in Georgia’s future—through more than $16.9 billion in network upgrades from 2020 to 2024, efforts to close the digital divide, support for first responders through the FirstNet network, the importance of renewing this critical federal program and more.AT&T has been in Georgia for 146 years, and is a Presenting Sponsor of the oversold, 2025 Congressional Luncheon. We thank AT&T for their longstanding support of the Georgia Chamber and the 2025 Congressional Luncheon. More in...
2025-08-1113 min
Accessible Audio for Making A DifferenceRaising Voices, Changing Systems: Expanding Educational Opportunity with the Georgia Coalition for Equity in EducationWhen it comes to inclusive education in Georgia, the Georgia Coalition for Equity and Education (GCEE) is changing how families advocate for children with disabilities in schools. This organization is making sure their voices are heard. Led by longtime disability rights attorney Leslie Lipson, founder of Lipson Advocacy, GCEE was launched in 2015. The launch came in the wake of a major civil rights investigation into Georgia’s segregated school program known as GNETS, or Georgia Network for Educational and Therapeutic Supports. The U.S. Department of Justice found that the program violated the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA...
2025-07-2906 min
Faith Pest Control North Georgia PodcastDon’t Let ‘Em Bug Ya! Fred Talley on North Georgia’s 2025 Mosquito SituationWell, howdy folks, Fred Talley here from Faith Pest Control, comin’ to you from right here in the heart of North Georgia. It’s July 2025 now, and as sure as the sun rises over these beautiful mountains, so do the mosquitoes! And let me tell ya, this year, they’re not just a nuisance – they’re a problem.
We’ve been seeing quite a bit of buzz (pun intended!) about these little bloodsuckers lately, and for good reason. With the warmer temperatures stickin’ around longer and the way the weather’s been, we’re lookin’ at some pretty prime conditi...
2025-07-0908 min
The Intersection PodcastGeorgia WorksIn this episode of the Impact x Intersection podcast, Analisa Wade, MBA ’25, sits down with Georgia Works CEO Darlene Schultz to discuss how the organization changes lives. This episode offers listeners an in-depth look at Georgia Works through Darlene’s perspective, highlighting the importance of adaptable leadership, the organization’s structured approach, and its unique definition of success.
Schultz begins by sharing her personal view on leadership and how she’s evolved her style to meet the specific needs of Georgia Works, which was founded in 2013 to help men rebuild their lives through workforce development and support.
The episode also delves i...
2025-05-2923 min
Catch Ups In My KitchenE.147 Born Deaf and Wanting To Fit In with Georgia MeachamIn my kitchen this week I am joined by Georgia Meacham who was born deaf and wears two hearing aids. Ten years ago this wouldn't have been the first sentence used to describe Georgia, instead it would have been the fact that she is also a model and an actor, whilst also advocating for the Vegan diet and lifestyle. However, Georgia used to hide the fact that she was deaf due to the fact that she thought she would fit in, have a better chance of being chosen for modelling and acting jobs and have a better chance in...
2025-04-0159 minAccessible Audio for Making A DifferenceThe Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities Drives Policy Change for Georgia’s Developmental Disability CommunityGeorgians with developmental disabilities, family members, providers, and DD network partners traveled from across the state of Georgia to join the Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities (GCDD) for its annual Advocacy Days event series at the Georgia State Capitol. The purpose was to meet with lawmakers to champion the rights and well-being of Georgians with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD).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...
2025-03-0507 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 min
Georgia Tech Research PodcastATRP--Episode 19: Wendy White, GaMEP, and the Georgia Regulatory SymposiumThis episode of the Georgia Tech Research Podcast highlights the fifth annual Georgia Regulatory Symposium, held in late 2024 at GTRI Headquarters building in Atlanta. The event was organized by Wendy White, Industry Manager for Food & Beverage at the Georgia Manufacturing Extension Partnership (GaMEP) of Georgia Tech. The annual event brings together stakeholders from government, industry, and academia to discuss regulatory compliance and emerging issues in food safety. The symposium, evolving from a breakfast event, now includes diverse speakers and topics such as cybersecurity, avian influenza, and peracetic acid research. In the podcast epi...
2025-01-2229 min
Tbilisi PodcastFrom Skiing to Wine Tours: Your Ultimate Georgia Winter GuideDiscover the wonders of Georgia in winter, where the charm of snow-capped mountains meets cozy experiences like winter wine tours and thrilling outdoor adventures. This episode dives into the unique winter activities available, from skiing at Gudauri to exploring the serene beauty of Bakuriani, perfect for families and beginners. We discuss how Georgia is not just a summer destination; its winter offerings are rich and varied, including delicious seasonal dishes and festive celebrations. With tips on where to stay, eat, and enjoy the local culture, we give you compelling reasons to experience Georgia's winter magic. Whether you're a ski...
2025-01-0857 minTbilisi PodcastFrom Fireworks to Feasts: How Georgia Celebrates Christmas and New YearRe-release. Georgia celebrates Christmas in a unique way, with the main festivities occurring on January 7th, following the Orthodox tradition. While the rest of the world celebrates on December 25th, Georgians primarily observe New Year's Eve as the significant occasion for gift-giving and feasting. This episode dives into the fascinating Christmas traditions of Georgia, such as the special role of the first visitor on New Year’s Day, known as the Mecle Oba, who brings good luck for the year ahead. Listeners will also learn about the colorful parades, the unique Georgian Christmas tree called the chichilaki, and the tr...
2025-01-0139 min
Georgia Safe Retirement PlannersDoes Georgia Tax Retirement Income?Does Georgia Tax Retirement Income?Have you ever wondered if Georgia is a tax-friendly state for retirees? In this episode, we explore the tax benefits of retiring in Georgia and how they could impact your financial future. From generous retirement income exclusions to county-specific property tax breaks, we break down what makes Georgia a potential haven for retirees.Georgia offers significant retirement income exclusions—up to $65,000 per person for those over 65, or $130,000 for couples. Social Security benefits are entirely exempt, and property tax breaks, including school tax exemptions, can significantly lower your expenses depending on th...
2024-11-2615 min
Georgia Safe Retirement PlannersThe Best Places To Retire in GeorgiaHave you ever wondered where the best place to retire in Georgia might be? Georgia offers a wide variety of retirement destinations, from charming coastal towns to serene lakefront communities, but choosing the right spot involves more than just picking a location. In this deep dive, we explore the best places to retire in Georgia while breaking down the financial considerations that come with each option.We discuss how much money you need to retire comfortably in Georgia, whether you prefer the bustling city life of Atlanta, the historical charm of Savannah, or the quiet...
2024-11-2510 min
Here We GrowEp. 32: South Georgia Land Values & Wildlife AnalysisOn episode 32, Southwest Georgia Farm Credit welcomes Brandon Vann with New Era Land Company and DJ White with Nightfly Aerial Solutions for an exciting podcast for both landowners and hunters. This episode focuses on land and values, recreational properties, wildlife, and deer herd analysis and location services via thermal drone imaging. Brandon Vann: Brandon is a South Georgia native, born and raised in Americus, GA. Married to his high school sweetheart, Lauren, they have two young sons, Bennett and Andrew. Brandon’s love for the land and the outdoors began at an early age learning to...
2024-11-2547 min
Engineering ChangeEpisode 009: Georgia Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Chris ClarkGeorgia Chamber President & CEO Chris Clark joins Sully and Brett in the studio to discuss leadership and the business climate in Georgia.
A Georgia native, Chris Clark, has served as the President and CEO of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce since 2010. Chris previously served as Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Executive Director of the Georgia Environmental Finance Authority, and as Deputy Commissioner for the Department of Economic Development among other positions. He is a graduate of Georgia Southern University and Georgia College and State University. In 2023, Chris published his first book, The CEO Imperative, and made...
2024-11-0836 min
Ten-Minute Top TenBuilding an Integrated Behavioral Health System for Georgia’s Children and FamiliesIn episode 8 of the Georgia Partnership's Ten-Minute Top Ten podcast, Matt Smith, Director of Policy and Research, and guests Emily Anne Vall and Audrey Idaikkadar, discuss how Resilient Georgia supports regional leaders who are strengthening mental health partnerships across Georgia. The episode’s focus on student mental health strategies aligns with the recommendations outlined in Issue 3 of the Top Ten Issues to Watch in 2024. For more on this topic, download the 2024 edition of the Top Ten Issues to Watch. To learn more about Resilient Georgia, check out these additional resources: Statewide Advocacy Regional Coalitions | Resilient Georgia ...
2024-11-0614 min
Reimagining Soviet GeorgiaEpisode 45: Georgia's Neoliberal Lock-in with Tato KhundadzeGeorgia’s trade dynamics with the EU have not improved, even though it signed a Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (DCFTA) in 2014. The Georgian export basket deteriorated qualitatively since that time. Specifically, Georgia’s export basket sophistication has decreased, and the share of low-tech and resource-based products has
increased. Moreover, Georgia’s exports to the EU have become more concentrated.
Georgia's economy is marked by jobless growth, deindustrialization and other unyielding structural weaknesses. How and why did Georgia find itself in this "neoliberal lock in"? And what does the DCFTA have to do with i...
2024-10-171h 17Here We GrowEpisode 30: Georgia Pecan and Citrus IndustriesOn Episdoe 30 of HERE WE GROW, Relationship Manager Brant Harrell welcomes a fantastic lineup of experts willing to share their knowledge and expertise into the Georgia pecan and citrus industries. This episode features commentary by regional farmers and agribusiness owners, Rob Cohen and Brian Roberts. Rob Cohen: Rob Cohen is the product of a 100-acre family farm in Brinson, Georgia and a graduate of University of Georgia’s class of 97’! Rob is married to Rebecca and a devoted father to Kathyrn, Hayden, and Madline, and together, they call Bainbridge home. Mr. Cohen is a second-generation peca...
2024-10-1447 min
Georgia TodayGeorgia Today: Relief for farmers; More counties declared disaster areas; World Mental Health DayOn the Thursday, Oct. 10 edition of Georgia Today: Congress is working on disaster relief for farmers; More Georgia counties have been added to FEMA's list of major disaster areas; The Carter Center celebrates World Mental Health Day today Orlando Montoya: Hello and welcome to the Georgia Today podcast from GPB News. Today is Thursday, October 10th. I'm Orlando Montoya. On today's episode, a bipartisan group in Congress is looking to secure disaster relief funding for farmers affected by Hurricane Helene, 47 Georgia counties have been declared major disaster...
2024-10-1008 minGeorgia TodayFEMA's busy hurricane season; Behind the minor collision at ATL; Georgia Pre-K WeekOn the Wednesday October 9th edition of Georgia Today: FEMA works to clean up debris from Hurricane Helene as Hurricane Milton bears down on Florida; A minor plane collision jars passengers at Atlanta's Hartsfield Jackson International Airport; And as part of Georgia Pre-K week, a former UGA Bulldog reads to children. Orlando Montoya: Hello and welcome to the Georgia Today podcast from GPB News. Today is Wednesday, October 9th. I'm Orlando Montoya. On today's episode, FEMA helps residents of Georgia clean up from Hurricane Helene. Even as Hurricane Milton bears...
2024-10-0919 min
The Georgia Forestry Forum9. Seedlings to Solutions Experience at the Georgia National Fair with Wendy Burnett and Oak + Willow CreativesHave ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum!Today, we have an exciting announcement to share! Join GFC's Wendy Burnett and Becca Turner and Jessica Akins of Oak + Willow Creatives for a discussion on the brand-new Seedlings to Solutions Experience coming to the Georgia National Fair this October 3-13, 2024! This new exhibit is a collaboration between Georgia Forestry Commission, Georgia Rural's Center, Georgia Forestry Association, and the Georgia Department of Agriculture. The experience was designed by Oak + Willow Creatives and International Design and...
2024-09-3032 minGeorgia TodayGeorgia Today: Hurricane Helene statewide update and aftermath, Super Bowl coming back to AtlantaOn the Friday, Sept. 27 episode of Georgia Today: Governor Brian Kemp confirmed deaths in Georgia in the wake of Hurricane Helene, We take a trip around the state and get updates from hard-hit communities. Plus, some good news: the Super Bowl is expected to return to Atlanta. Peter Biello: Welcome to the Georgia Today podcast from GPB news. Today is Friday, September 27th. I'm Peter Biello. On today's episode, at least 11 deaths are confirmed in Georgia from Hurricane Helene. We'll take a trip around the state and get updates from hard hit communities...
2024-09-2712 min
DECAL DownloadEpisode 49 - Georgia Pre-K WeekSend us a textVoices for Georgia’s Children and DECAL are proud to announce that the 14th annual Georgia Pre-K Week is set to take place from October 7th to 11th, 2024. This event celebrates the 32nd year of Georgia’s Pre-K Program and highlights the importance of early childhood education across the state. Joining us to talk about Georgia Pre-K Week 2024 is Susan Adams, Deputy Commissioner for Georgia’s Pre-K Program and Instructional Supports, Judy Fitzgerald is Executive Director at Voices for Georgia’s Children, and we’re honored to have State Representative Jan Jones, who serves as...
2024-09-2733 min
Peach Jam PodcastBonus Episode — The Georgia ThunderboltsPeach Jam Podcast - Bonus Episode: Georgia ThunderboltsSummary: In this special bonus episode of the Peach Jam Podcast, host Jeremy Powell sits down with Southern rock band, The Georgia Thunderbolts. Fresh off a European tour, the band members—Riley, Zach, Logan, Bristol, and T.J.—share stories from their journey abroad, discuss the challenges of touring, and reflect on their latest album release. They talk about everything from playing shows in Germany and dealing with non-stop travel to the importance of Southern rock fans in Europe. The band also offers insights into their home...
2024-09-1627 minGeorgia TodayGeorgia Today: Mother of alleged shooter speaks out; First presidential debate; Fearless Fund updateLISTEN: On the Wednesday, Sept. 11 edition of Georgia Today: The mother of the alleged Apalachee High School shooter speaks out; Georgia voters react to last night's presidential debate; and the Fearless Fund agrees to close down a grant program for Black women entrepreneurs.Peter Biello: Welcome to the Georgia Today podcast from GPB News. Today is Wednesday, Sept. 11. I'm Peter Biello. On today's episode, the mother of the alleged Apalachee High School shooter speaks out. Georgia voters react to last night's presidential debate. And the Fearless Fund agrees to close down a grant program for...
2024-09-1108 minGeorgia TodayGeorgia Today: Vance to campaign in GA; AT&T workers continue strike; ATL pledges funds for homelessPeter Biello: Welcome to the Georgia Today podcast from GPB News. Today is Tuesday, Sept. 3. I'm Peter Biello. On today's episode, Republican vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance plans a town hall meeting in Brazelton. AT&T workers across the South continue their strike, and Atlanta's mayor says the city will be dedicating $60 million towards addressing Atlanta's growing homeless population. These stories and more are coming up on this edition of Georgia Today. Story 1:Peter Biello: Republican vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance is stopping in Georgia later today. Vance will be in...
2024-09-0311 min
The Medical Association of Georgia's 'Top Docs' ShowMAG Top Docs- Central Georgia Medical Care Network in partnership with Central Georgia Technical CollegeThe Medical Association of Georgia had the pleasure of sitting down with Nancy Farage, Dr. Harmon, Dr. Shah, and Dr. Sripathi to discuss their latest partnership with the Central Georgia Medical Care Network and Central Georgia Technical College. Are you ready to elevate your career in healthcare? Central Georgia Medical Care Network in partnership with Central Georgia Technical College has a new initiative that offers comprehensive cross-disciplinary training, allowing you to obtain multiple Technical Certificates of Credit (TCC) and licensures. Limited to a cohort of just 50 students, this is a unique opportunity to gain versatile skills and improve patient...
2024-08-2625 minEngineering ChangeEpisode 005: Georgia's Infrastructure Report CardASCE's Julie Secrist, PE (Red Stone Group Development & Engineering), stops by to discuss the 2024 Georgia Infrastructure Report Card.
Julie Secrist, PE is the President, Red Stone Group Development & Engineering. She is an expert in hydrology, site design for private site development projects including, mixed-use, office, residential and commercial developments as well as aviation planning and design. She has managed major expansion projects at Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and is noted for her use of green spaces in large-scale site development.
The American Council of Engineering Companies of Georgia (ACEC Geo...
2024-08-1623 minHere We GrowEpisode 26: Finding a Home in Southwest GeorgiaEpisode 26 focuses on finding a place to call home in Southwest Georgia! If you are a first-time home buyer, aspiring southern dweller, entering your #ruralera, or interested in buying or building your forever home outside of the city limits, this episode is for you! Commentary for this episode is provided by Southwest Georgia Farm Credit Marketing Manager Anna Kinchen, Upland Real Estate Owner Bri Whigham, and Residential and Lifestyle Lending expert Lee Hatcher.Bri Whigham is a third generation Realtor® located in Thomasville, Georgia with a background in marketing, sales, and photography. The Red Hills o...
2024-05-1326 minEngineering ChangeEpisode 003: Blueprints & Benchmarks: Navigating Georgia's Legislative LandscapeDive into the latest episode of "Engineering Change" as we unravel the complexities of SB 195 and its profound effects on Georgia's surveying and engineering sectors. We’ll dissect the bill's substance and its implications, then pivot to the fervent debate over Tort Reform, analyzing the proposed changes and the fate of key legislations like HB 1371 and SB 547. Join us for a candid discussion on the legislative landscape, the reasons behind recent reform failures, and the possible directions for future policy.
The American Council of Engineering Companies of Georgia (ACEC Georgia) is the voice of th...
2024-04-2430 minCatch Ups In My KitchenE.103 Mastering Marketing and Designing Your Dream Lifestyle with Georgia AldridgeIn my kitchen this week I am joined by Georgia Aldridge the Co-Founder of Sloane House Marketing which is a dynamic social media agency helping you grow your brand. As well as the agency Georgia has now opened up a studio where brands can use Georgia and her team to create their content as well as help with the strategy around sharing it.In this episode Georgia shares her journey to founding Sloane House from barely making it through school to hopping from job to job with no real direction, to then finding her niche and...
2024-04-2350 minEngineering ChangeEpisode 002: Georgia's Procurement Puzzle - Navigating the Future of QBS and Legislative InsightsSully, Christy, and Brett discuss the challenges and future of QBS in Georgia's procurement policies. Plus, Christy and Sully provide a post-Crossover Day look at various legislation and what happens next.
The American Council of Engineering Companies of Georgia (ACEC Georgia) is the voice of the business of engineering in Georgia. ACEC Georgia advocates for public policy and legislation that will improve the business climate for the engineering industry, promote economic development and protect the integrity of the engineering profession. ACEC Georgia programs and events provide unique business development opportunities, information on current trends and best practices...
2024-03-0846 minThe Georgia Forestry Forum2. Georgia Arbor Day 2024 with Seth Hawkins & Mary Lynne BeckleyHave ideas, feedback, or questions? Let us know!Welcome to the Georgia Forestry Forum! This is a podcast that explores trees and forests - the rich and renewable resources - and the innumerable benefits we humans get from them! Expect this podcast to cover topics that will affect YOU! We want to share how trees impact every part of your life - from the air you breathe, the water you drink, to the cost of our energy bills, and the products we use daily - and we'll tell you how our folks here at the Georgia Forestry...
2024-02-2019 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 minAccessible Audio for Making A DifferenceThe Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities Kicks off Virtual Road TourMany Georgians associate the Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities (GCDD) with serving or working only with the disability community in Metro Atlanta. To make sure that people with developmental disabilities (DD) and their families meet the Council and learn that it serves the entire state of Georgia, GCDD is launching its virtual road tour and campaign, “G is for Georgia!”This new campaign will highlight the DD community and GCDD’s work throughout the state of Georgia in a fun, interactive way. The goal of the campaign will be to introduce the Council to Georgians with DD across...
2023-12-2803 min
Clearly GeorgiaGeorgia Living: From YMCA to Condos, Dining to DownsizingEpisode Summary:In this episode of "Clearly Georgia," our panel of real estate experts dives into various aspects of life and real estate in Georgia. We start by discussing the convenience and family-friendly aspects of YMCA facilities, moving on to the joys and intricacies of condo living. The conversation then takes a turn towards retirement living in Georgia, highlighting the state's tax advantages for seniors and the diverse living options available.Key Highlights:YMCA Experiences: Panelists share their love for the YMCA's transferable memberships and family-oriented programs like Parents Night Out.Condo Living: Insights...
2023-12-1218 min
Progress Georgia NetworkEp. 6: Lines of Contention: Georgia's Battle for Fair Maps - Georgia Smothered & CoveredDelve into the complexities of Georgia's redistricting landscape in this eye-opening episode. Recorded before the recent legal victory, we provide an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the arguments and discussions that paved the way for one additional majority Black congressional district, two new majority Black districts in the state Senate, and five new majority Black districts in the state House. Join our insightful guests, Aunna Dennis from Common Cause Georgia and Rahul Garabadu from the ACLU of Georgia, as they unravel the nuances of this historic case and shed light on the implications for the state's political future....
2023-11-2139 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 3 - Georgia Literacy CouncilSend us a textIt’s been called an epidemic but also Georgia’s most solvable problem. We’re talking about the fact that according to the Georgia Department of Education, only about a third of most children in Georgia are reading on grade level by the third grade. That has ramifications on the future as experts say it won’t support the workforce and Georgia’s growing economy. Joining us to talk about the new Georgia Literacy Council and the work being done right now is Scott Johnson, chairman of the Georgia Literacy Council, and Dr. Gary Bingha...
2023-11-0733 minHere We GrowEpisode 20: Land, Recreational Properties and Hunting Opportunities in Southwest GeorgiaOn episode 20 of HERE WE GROW, Relationship Manager Brant Harrell welcomes a fantastic lineup of experts willing to share their knowledge on land, recreational properties, and hunting opportunities in Southwest Georgia. This episode features commentary by Vince Barfield, Cole Barfield, and Brian Dean. Vince Barfield: Vince is the Broker and Owner of Barfield Auctions, Inc. and is licensed in 5 Southeastern States (Georgia, Alabama, Florida, South Carolina and Mississippi. Vince is also a state registered real property appraiser in the State of Georgia. Cole Barfield: Cole is an Associate Real Estate Broker with Barfield Auctions, Inc...
2023-11-0254 minGeorgia Tech Research PodcastATRP 50th--Episode 8-Brian Kiepper on ATRP's Coordination With the University of Georgia This episode of the Georgia Tech Research Podcast is devoted to the Agricultural Technology Research Program's collaborations with the University of Georgia (UGA) Poultry Science Department. ATRP works closely with UGA for research projects to support the poultry industry. The guest for this episode is Dr. Brian Kiepper. Brian is an associate professor and extension specialist-- a jack of all trades. He conducts research, is an extension specialist, teaches, and is an adjunct appointment within UGA's College of Engineering. Kiepper speaks with host Stephanie Richter, a GTRI The episode comes just as UGA is completing construction on its...
2023-10-0333 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 33 - Find Help Georgia (www.findhelpga.org)Send us a textThere’s a new resource in Georgia to assist families in locating the services they need…from financial assistance and food pantries to medical services and child care. Find Help Georgia is a collaboration by DECAL, Technical College System of Georgia, and Prevent Child Abuse Georgia. Here to talk about Find Help Georgia is Amanda Tarpley, CAPS Family Support Director for Operations; Amy Roys is CAPS Director for Development and Partnerships; and Jennifer Stine is Executive Director of Prevent Child Abuse Georgia. www.findhelpga.org Support the show
2023-06-0632 minPeach Jam PodcastThe Georgia Thunderbolts - Rome, GAPeach Jam Podcast: Georgia ThunderboltsEpisode Overview: In this episode of the Peach Jam Podcast, host Jeremy Powell sits down with The Georgia Thunderbolts, a Southern rock band hailing from Rome, Georgia. The band has been making waves both locally and internationally, gaining recognition from classic rock legends and performing across Europe. Join us as we delve into their journey from small-town gigs to sold-out shows on a global stage.Show Notes:Introduction:Host Jeremy Powell introduces the episode and the band from Rome, Georgia...
2023-05-1226 min
Cycling Talk PodcastCycling Talk Podcast - The Georgia Baker EpisodeFor this episode I am joined by rider for Team Jayco AlUla, Georgia Baker.Georgia grew up in Tasmania, Australia and quickly progressed her cycling career to represent her country at the Junior Road World Championships in 2012.Combining Track and road racing since a Junior, Georgia has won numerous medals and titles in both and has represented Australia at 2 Olympic Games and 2 Commonwealth Games most recently in Birmingham where she won the Women's Road Race.Throughout Georgia's career as a rider, she has also suffered from heart problems which have led to surgery and...
2023-04-071h 06
Political RewindPolitical Rewind: In conversation with Dr. Charles Bullock, Georgia's leading political scientistFriday on Political Rewind: We continue our series with thought leaders around Georgia. This time we talk with University of Georgia professor Charles Bullock about his 50-year career. We'll also get his thoughts on where Georgia politics stands, and the continuation of runoffs elections.
The panel
Dr. Charles Bullock, Richard B. Russell Chair of Political Science, University of Georgia
Jim Galloway, @JimJournalist, former columnist, The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Timestamps
0:00 - Introductions
4:00 - How Chuck Bullock grew up
12:00 - Bullock's book on the Three Governors
17:00 - Bullock reflects on the first moments at UGA
22:00 - What was a Georgia Democrat?
29:00 - C...
2023-03-1051 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 17 - Becoming a Georgia's Pre-K Program ProviderSend us a textThis year, Georgia’s Pre-K Program celebrates its 30th birthday. Pre-K in Georgia began in 1992 as a pilot program serving 750 at-risk four year olds at 20 locations. Because of the success of the Georgia Lottery, in 1995 the Pre-K program was opened to all four year old children regardless of family income. The program has grown every year since its inception, today serving more than 73,000 students in over 3,700 classrooms across the state. But how do child care providers apply to offer Georgia’s Pre-K Program in their facilities? Joining us to talk about becoming a Georg...
2023-02-0829 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 13 - GPEE Panel on Future of Education in GeorgiaSend us a textThe Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education (GPEE) recently held its annual Media Symposium where it released its 19th edition of the Top Ten Issues to Watch in 2023. Commissioner Amy M. Jacobs was part of a panel discussing the future of education in Georgia. She spoke along with Commissioner Greg Dozier from the Technical College System of Georgia, Chancellor Sonny Perdue from the University System of Georgia, and State School Superintendent Richard Woods from the Georgia Department of Education. The discussion was moderated by Dr. Dana Rickman, President of the Georgia Partnership. Su...
2023-01-101h 27
PAGE TalksMichael Kobito - 2023 Georgia Teacher of the YearIn this episode, PAGE Talks host Craig Harper, PAGE executive director, presents a conversation with 2023 Georgia Teacher of the Year Michael Kobito. Michael is the AP Music Theory teacher and band director at Woodland High School in Bartow County, his alma mater. While attending college at the University of Georgia, he served two years as the drum major for the Redcoat Marching Band.Professional BiographyPAGE One Magazine FeatureGeorgia Teacher of the Year - A program of the Georgia Department of Education. PAGE is an organizational sponsor of the Georgia Teacher of...
2022-11-0848 minHere We GrowEpisode Four: Land Values in Southwest GeorgiaHere we grow again with Episode Four of Southwest Georgia Farm Credit’s Podcast, Here We Grow. Our host welcomes a cohort of expert guests taking time out of their busy schedules to share their knowledge of land and recreational properties in SWGA as well as how to finance it and how to look at it as an investment opportunity. This episode features commentary by Mike Matre, Brant Harrell, and Lee Folsom.Mike Matre is President of Matre Forestry Consulting Inc of Leesburg GA. Established in 1999, Matre Forestry provides land brokerage, land management, and forestry services. Mike is...
2022-10-3132 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 57 - Georgia Pre-K Week 2022Send us a textThis year DECAL and Voices for Georgia’s Children are celebrating the 12th Annual Georgia’s Pre-K Week, October 3-7…our thirtieth year offering Pre-K to students and families here in Georgia. Joining us to talk about Georgia Pre-K Week is State Representative Sharon Cooper, representing District 43 and the East Cobb County area, a frequent guest reader in Georgia’s Pre-K Program classrooms through the years; Polly McKinney, with Voices for Georgia’s Children and Susan Adams, Deputy Commissioner for Georgia’s Pre-K Program and Instructional Supports. Support the show
2022-09-2732 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: The right to be 'let alone': Georgia's privacy law used against abortion banThursday on Political Rewind: The ACLU is suing the state over a six-week ban on abortions, citing Georgia's constitutional right to privacy. Listen in to our special panel examine the state constitution's history and its potential relevance to future high-profile cases.
The panel
Guest host: Kevin Riley, @AJCEditor, editor, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Professor Amy Steigerwalt, @DrSteigerwalt, Georgia State University
Professor Anthony Michael Kreis, @AnthonyMKreis, Georgia State University
Professor Fred Smith, @fredosmithjr, Emory University School of Law
Professor Emeritus James C. Cobb, former Southern history professor, University of Georgia
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
2:30 - History of Georgia's constitution
18:45 - Why Roe came f...
2022-08-1151 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
Fintech Talks (a Georgia Fintech Academy podcast)S3 - Episode 11: Rohin Tagra, CEO and Founder or Azimuth GRC joins Morgan Blackmon, rising senior, Georgia State Robinson College of BusinessRohin Tagra (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rohin-tagra-54a6b6/) founded Azimuth GRC 3 years ago to address compliance challenges in the mortgage industry. Morgan Blackmon is a rising senior at the Robinson College of Business at Georgia State. She is engaged with the Georgia Fintech Academy curriculum and will intern with Wells Fargo this summer. Send us a textSupport the showGeorgia Fintech Academy https://www.georgiafintechacademy.org/LinkedIn (Georgia Fintech Academy) https://www.linkedin.com/company/georgia-fintech-academy/
2022-05-2739 min
Gold Dome DebriefS2 E6: Former Gov. Sonny Perdue gets elected Georgia’s new chancellor, Georgia revokes investment funds to Russia, Senate approves Gov. Kemps Unmask Georgia Students Act and more.This week on Gold Dome Debrief, we take a closer look at what former governor Sonny Perdue plans to do as Georgia’s new chancellor; Examine how Governor Kemp's Unmask Georgia Students Act is going; Rep. Jesse Petrea introduces new bill that could provide veterans with exemptions from state income tax on their benefits. State experts spoke at the Georgia Bar, Media & Judiciary Conference’s education panel about critical race theory and parental rights.
Stay tuned as our reporters bring you under the Gold Dome of Georgia's legislative session. We will be tracking the bills that matter most...
2022-03-0412 min
Reimagining Soviet GeorgiaEpisode 14: Managing Epidemics in Post-Soviet Georgia with Erin KochIn this episode we sit down with anthropologist Erin Koch to have a conversation about the shifts in medical practices, treatments as well as epidemic management from the Soviet period to Post-Soviet period in Georgia through a discussion of her 2013 book Free Market Tuberculosis: Managing Epidemics in Post-Soviet Georgia. The shift to a market economy after the collapse of the Soviet Union radically transformed health care and epidemic management in Georgia resulting in drastic consequences for patient care and public health.
Here's a description of Erin Koch's book Free Market Tuberculosis: Managing Epidemics in Post-Soviet Georgia:
2022-01-261h 51DECAL DownloadEpisode 18 - Georgia Association for Infant Mental HealthSend us a textSomething new and exciting is coming to the School of Public Health at Georgia State University here in Atlanta. The research center known as the Mark Chaffin Center for Healthy Development has been chosen as the future home for the Georgia Association for Infant Mental Health. Joining us to talk about plans for the Georgia Association for Infant Mental Health is Laura Lucas, Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Director here at DECAL; Callan Wells is Health Policy Manager for GEEARS: The Georgia Early Education Alliance for Ready Students; Dr. Kathleen Baggett serves on...
2022-01-1831 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 6 - Best Places to Eat in GeorgiaSend us a textWith 700 employees all across Georgia, traveling between cities to visit child care programs and meet with community partners and advocates, the DECAL team has stockpiled some great information about the Best Places to Eat in Georgia. Joining us to talk about this tasteful topic is Carrie Ashbee, Executive Director of the Georgia Foundation for Early Learning; Billie Joe Sutton is a Georgia’s Pre-K Program Specialist serving Southwest Georgia; and Ira Sudman is Chief Legal Officer here at DECAL. Hope you're hungry! Support the show
2021-10-2647 min
They Called Her Georgia Lee...Georgia Leah MosesToday’s episode is dedicated to those who shared their stories with us, to those who never got the chance to meet this girl, and to those who hope in silence that a Georgia will come along and show them their own strength. With only two scheduled episodes left, we’re taking this one to Remember Georgia and her lasting impact as told by those who knew her best.Georgia Leah MosesJanuary 7, 1985 - August 13, 1997Daughter, Sister, Auntie, FriendHow to reach out if you think you have any information or if y...
2021-10-2128 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 55 - Georgia's Pre-K Week 2021Send us a textThis year DECAL and Voices for Georgia’s Children will celebrate the 11th Annual Georgia’s Pre-K Week, October 4-8, 2021. In 1992, Governor Zell Miller launched a pilot program called Georgia’s Pre-K. Pre-K Week is an opportunity for us to tell this great success story of Georgia’s Pre-K…a voluntary, free program available to all of Georgia’s four-year-olds, regardless of parental income...and it continues to be nationally recognized for its success. Joining us to talk about Georgia Pre-K Week is Dr. Erica Fener-Sitkoff, Executive Director at Voices for Georgia’s Children and Susa...
2021-09-1428 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: Georgia Faculty, Students Protest Campus COVID Policy; New Polling On Key RacesTuesday on Political Rewind: Students, faculty and staff on 20 Georgia public college campuses are protesting to demand stronger COVID-19 protections. Demonstrators say the Board of Regents’ refusal to require masks on campus is endangering the health of workers and students on Georgia college campuses.
Acting Chancellor Teresa MacCartney has defended the state’s mask-optional policy, claiming that mandates cause divisions on campuses.
Also, a new poll of Georgia GOP voters shows Herschel Walker with a commanding lead in the race to find a Republican opponent for incumbent U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock. The poll gives Walker a lead of almost 70 poin...
2021-09-1450 min
Talkin' TradesTalkin' Trades Episode 5: Future of Energy in Georgia with Tim Echols, Georgia Public Service CommissionerGeorgia Public Service Commissioner and Vice-Chairman Tim Echols joins Talkin' Trades from Georgia Construction Careers. Hosts Rut Walker from Union Up and Randy Beall from Atlanta North Georgia Building Trades Council talk to Commissioner Echols about the future of Georgia's energy needs, Labor's role in that future, and the economic impact that decisions made in Georgia's energy sector will have on the families who make their living in the construction trades. We talk about Plant Vogtle, Plant Bowen, nuclear energy, alternative energy, electric vehicles and more in an excellent and informative podcast.
2021-09-1334 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 52 - Georgia’s Early Childhood Educators of the YearSend us a textYou’ve probably heard about the Georgia’s Pre-K Program Teachers of the Year, something we’ve done since the 2016-2017 school year. Now thanks to the Georgia Foundation for Early Care and Learning, we are also recognizing early education teachers of children birth to preschool through the inaugural Georgia’s Early Childhood Educators of the Year Program. Joining us to talk about Georgia’s Early Childhood Educators of the Year is Thea Stevens, Supervisor of the Infant Toddler Program here at DECAL, and Carrie Ashbee, Executive Director of the Georgia Foundation for Early Care a...
2021-08-2416 minThey Called Her Georgia Lee...Where Was Georgia?Georgia was last seen on August 13th, 1997 and in the time between the last sighting and her body being found it seemed that no one knew to look for her. But is that really the case? Surely someone had to know something was wrong… Someone had to know that she was not where she was expected to be. But the more people we talk to the more we realize that “Where was Georgia?” is a question that goes back months before her murder.How to reach out if you think you have any information or if you ju...
2021-08-1933 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: Census Reveals Nation's Shifting Demographics, And Georgia Is No DifferentFriday on Political Rewind: Newly released data from the U.S. Census Bureau reveals Georgia grew in ethnic and racial diversity over the past decade, while the share of the population living in rural areas of the state shrank compared to urban counties.
The state's demographic shifts mirror broad changes happening across the country. Nationwide, data revealed more Americans are moving into cities and suburbs while a decreasing number identified as white.
In Georgia, the census data showed the percentages of Hispanic, Black and Asian-Americans Georgians grew by double digits. Georgians identifying as white stands at 50.1% of the state’s population, d...
2021-08-1352 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 50 - Georgia's Pre-K Program is BackSend us a textSchool bells are ringing for more than 60,000 of Georgia’s youngest learners as Georgia’s Pre-K Program begins the new school year. The first day of Georgia’s Pre-K Program varies based on school system and child care provider. Joining us to talk about Georgia’s Pre-K Program and this 29th year of operation is Faith Duncan, Director of Field Operations for Georgia’s Pre-K Program, and Alice Lasseter, one of or Pre-K specialists working with teachers and assistant teachers in Georgia’s Pre-K Program. Support the show
2021-08-1030 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: Slowed Economic Recovery Prompts Georgia's Debate Over Best Path, Policy ForwardTuesday on Political Rewind: Georgia’s economy struggles to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic’s economic slump. According to statistics from the Georgia Chamber, 231,000 Georgians are currently receiving unemployment benefits after being laid off. In a letter, the Georgia Chamber called on state officials to change the benefits unemployed workers currently receive. But labor advocates say suspending assistance would be akin to pulling the rug from under Georgians just as they try to get back on their feet.
In 2022 election news, Attorney General Chris Car announced he will seek reelection instead of entering the race for Sen. Raphael Warnock’s seat...
2021-05-1150 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: What The 2020 Census And Voting Data Reveal About A Changing GeorgiaTuesday on Political Rewind: Newly released U.S. Census figures show Georgia’s population grew by one million people, a more than 10% increase, in the past decade. The growth is not enough to give the state an additional seat in Congress. So, what do the new numbers mean for Georgia?
In the next several months, the U.S. Census Bureau is set to release data for lawmakers to use in redistricting: the process of drawing new maps for elective offices. Georgia House Speaker Rep. David Ralston (R-Blue Ridge) told Political Rewind last week that redistricting will probably not begin until after Oc...
2021-04-2737 min
Reimagining Soviet GeorgiaEpisode 1, Part II - Academic and Political Freedom in Georgia with Beka NatsvlishviliIn Episode 1, Part II we interview Beka Natsvlishvili, professor and former MP in Georgia to discuss the use of anti-Soviet memory politics in Georgia and the implications this has on political development and debate in the country. Beka shares his own experiences in both the university setting and as a politician in Georgia to shed light on the real uses and misuses of Georgia's Soviet experience and why a reconsideration of Georgia's Soviet past is important for developing a coherent left wing politics today.
2021-04-271h 01Reimagining Soviet GeorgiaEpisode 1, Part I - The State of Soviet History in Georgia with Timothy BlauveltEpisode 1 - The State of Soviet History in Georgia
In this episode we explore how Soviet History and its legacies in Georgia are generally understood and approached today in academia, politics, the NGO sector and society at large.
In Part I we interview Timothy Blauvelt - professor of History at Ilia State University in Tbilisi, Georgia. Teaching in Georgia for almost 19 years he has produced a range of varied scholarship relating to both Soviet history and in particular Georgia and the South Caucasus on patronage networks in Abkhazia, the 1956 protests in Tbilisi against...
2021-04-2258 minFintech Talks (a Georgia Fintech Academy podcast)S2 - Episode 7: Community Banking and Fintech - John McNair, President, Community Bankers Association of Georgia and Anindya Majumdar, MS-Information Systems, Georgia StateJohn McNair, President of the Community Bankers Association of Georgia joins Anindya Majumdar of the Robinson College of Business, Georgia State. This conversation explores the important role of community banks in the financial services industry and the role community banks play in fintech innovation.Send us a textSupport the showGeorgia Fintech Academy https://www.georgiafintechacademy.org/LinkedIn (Georgia Fintech Academy) https://www.linkedin.com/company/georgia-fintech-academy/
2021-03-1151 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 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 28 - COVID-19 Guidance for Georgia Child Care Programs + Vaccine Information for Teachers and StaffSend us a textLast summer, DECAL joined the Governor’s Office and the Georgia Department of Public Health in providing COVID-19 guidance for Georgia Child Care facilities. Now, at almost a year into the pandemic and public health emergency, we have updated that guidance to support providers, teachers, and of course Georgia’s children and families. Joining us to talk about Updates and Changes to our COVID-19 Guidance for Georgia Child Care Facilities is Pam Stevens, Deputy Commissioner of Child Care Services, April Rogers, CCS Director of Enforcement Operations, and Ebony Thomas, Epidemiologist with the Georgia Depart...
2021-03-0140 minReimagining Soviet GeorgiaEpisode 0: Introduction to Reimagining Soviet GeorgiaWelcome to the first, introductory podcast of Reimagining Soviet Georgia!
We are a new, multigenerational, multilingual, Tbilisi based collective. Our goal is to reexamine and rearticulate the history of Soviet Georgia by producing and supporting critical research, including oral and written histories, and a podcast for both Georgian and English speaking audiences.
By documenting the perspectives and stories of Georgia’s aging Soviet generation, exploring underused archives and working with a new generation of historians untainted by Cold War anti-communism, it will be possible to tell the story of Soviet Georgia on an array of pl...
2021-02-2655 minFintech Talks (a Georgia Fintech Academy podcast)S2 - Episode 4: FintechU from Georgia Tech Professional Education - Amy Corn, Academic Program Director and Daniel Hadgu, Georgia State Robinson alumAmy Corn, Academic Program Director of FintechU from Georgia Tech Professional Education is joined by Daniel Hadgu, a recent graduate from Georgia State's Robinson College of Business. In this discussion Amy and Daniel discuss the professional education offerings in development at Georgia Tech. Send us a textSupport the showGeorgia Fintech Academy https://www.georgiafintechacademy.org/LinkedIn (Georgia Fintech Academy) https://www.linkedin.com/company/georgia-fintech-academy/
2021-02-1240 min
Mother Daughter DateIt's Here!! Georgia's first ever song is released 🎤We are sooo excited about Georgia's first ever song released. Georgia and Jake Donaldson recorded a duet together in January 2020 and after a few remixes they have released it as the second single on Jake's new album. We hope you enjoy it. 🥰bluffing (feat. Georgia Valentyne) - Jake Donaldsonspotify https://open.spotify.com/track/5K9jBUwTnnovmtoO1DYMd3Apple Music https://music.apple.com/us/album/bluffing-feat-georgia-valentyne-single/1547726304iTunes https://music.apple.com/us/album/bluffing-feat-georgia-valentyne-single/1547726304Amazon Music https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08S9L37F4Youtube ...
2021-01-2415 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: As Georgia Counts Votes, Trump Ignites Chaos At Nation's CapitolThis afternoon on Political Rewind: As the day the last votes are tabulated in Georgia's Senate runoff election, chaos erupts at the U.S. Capitol. Supporters of President Donald Trump assault the U.S. Capitol, storming the building. We covered the breaking news as situations in the capital escalated in the afternoon. This followed a rally nearby where Trump unleashed a barrage of baseless accusations of election fraud in Georgia and other states.
Meanwhile, the Rev. Raphael Warnock has been elected the first African American U.S. senator from Georgia. His victory over Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler puts Democrats within on...
2021-01-0650 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 20 - Georgia ECE Health and Wellness Collaboration ProjectSend us a textRecently our Georgia Head Start Collaboration Office joined the American Academy of Pediatrics and child care advocates GEEARS and Voices for Georgia’s Children to study the impact of COVID-19 on Head Start programs across the state and the children and families they serve. Joining us to talk about this collaborative effort and what they learned is Dr. Terri McFadden, professor in the Department of Pediatrics of the Emory University School of Medicine and immediate past president of the Georgia Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics; Fozia Khan Eskew is director of chi...
2021-01-0532 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: Where Does Georgia's Hand Recount Leave Us As Audit Enters Final Days?Monday on Political Rewind: Counties across Georgia will finish their audits of ballots cast in the November presidential election. Fifty counties, including DeKalb and Fulton counties, have finished their recounts so far. Our panel of experts and insiders takes a look at the latest results from that process and looks ahead to what comes next.
Also, Georgia’s state and federal runoff elections on Jan. 5 include both Georgia U.S. Senate seats. Voters are now able to request absentee ballots and county registrars can begin sending ballots out on Wednesday. Early in-person voting begins Dec. 14.
Our panelists included: Brian Robinson, GOP...
2020-11-1650 minPolitical RewindPolitical Rewind: SCOTUS Weighs Affordable Care Act While Georgia Republicans Squabble Over ElectionTuesday on Political Rewind: Today, the U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in a case that challenges if the Affordable Care Act is constitutional. Georgia, among several other states, joined the federal government in challenging the legality of Obamacare as health care for hundreds of thousands of Georgians — and millions of Americans — could be at stake today.
Meanwhile, the Trump campaign is gearing up its recount campaign in Georgia with Rep. Doug Collins and U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue helping to organize efforts. Sen. David Perdue and Sen. Kelly Loeffler issued a joint statement that blasted Secretary of State Brad Raff...
2020-11-1050 minFintech Talks (a Georgia Fintech Academy podcast)Episode 26: Fintech Foundations, an overview of a Georgia Fintech Academy course with Dr. Jonathan Godbey and student Enrique PujalsProfessor Jonathan Godbey is a key member of the Georgia Fintech Academy faculty and teaches 'Fintech Foundations.' In this episode Dr. Godbey is joined by Georgia State student Enrique Pujals to discuss the modules in this Fintech Academy course and more.Send us a textSupport the showGeorgia Fintech Academy https://www.georgiafintechacademy.org/LinkedIn (Georgia Fintech Academy) https://www.linkedin.com/company/georgia-fintech-academy/
2020-10-1543 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 7 - Georgia's Pre-K Week 2020Send us a textIt’s Pre-K Week in Georgia! For the past 28 years, Georgia’s nationally recognized Pre-K Program has provided quality early education to the state’s youngest learners. Launched in 1992 as a pilot program serving 750 four-year-olds, the lottery-funded Georgia’s Pre-K Program has laid a solid foundation for academic excellence and future success in the lives of approximately 1.6 million children. This is our tenth year partnering with Voices for Georgia’s Children. Joining us to talk about Georgia Pre-K Week is Dr. Erica Fener-Sitkoff, Executive Director at Voices for Georgia’s Children; Susan Adams, Dep...
2020-10-0652 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 57 - COVID-19 Guidance for Georgia Child Care ProgramsSend us a textWith Georgia child care programs reopening and welcoming back children and families, DECAL is joining the Governor’s Office and the Georgia Department of Public Health in offering new COVID-19 guidance for Georgia Child Care facilities. We’re committed to supporting early childhood learning during the COVID-19 pandemic and we recognize the vital role that providers, including their teaching staff, play in the support of Georgia’s children and families, especially during a public health crisis.Joining us today to talk about our COVID-19 Guidance for providers is Pam Stevens, Deputy Commiss...
2020-08-1937 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 52 - Guidance for 2020-2021 Georgia's Pre-K ProgramSend us a textClasses in Georgia’s Pre-K Program have been closed since March due to COVID-19. Teachers and students utilized distance learning to finish out the year. Now, plans are underway to reopen Pre-K this fall, balancing quality learning with health and safety. Joining us to talk about plans for reopening Georgia’s Pre-K Program is Susan Adams, Deputy Commissioner for Georgia’s Pre-K Program and Instructional Supports; Dr. Caitlin Dooley, Deputy Superintendent of Teaching and Learning with the Georgia Department of Education; and Sharon Foster, owner of Bells Ferry Learning Center in Woodstock, who operates...
2020-07-1536 minFintech Talks (a Georgia Fintech Academy podcast)Episode 13: Fleetcor's remarkable B2B payments business with Charles Freund, Head of Corporate Marketing and Tyler Acree, University of GeorgiaCharles Freund, Head of Corporate Marketing for Fleetcor joins Georgia Fintech Academy Executive Director, Tommy Marshall and University of Georgia senior Tyler Acree to talk about the evolution of Fleetcor's business over the past 20 years. Send us a textSupport the showGeorgia Fintech Academy https://www.georgiafintechacademy.org/LinkedIn (Georgia Fintech Academy) https://www.linkedin.com/company/georgia-fintech-academy/
2020-06-0440 minFintech Talks (a Georgia Fintech Academy podcast)Episode 12: Core Banking Technology and Open Banking - Don Free, Gartner and Kai Currie, Georgia State RobinsonDon Free, VP Research at Gartner joins Kai Currie, a Computer Information System honors graduate from Georgia State Robinson School of Business for a discussion on core banking technology and open banking trends. Tommy Marshall, Executive Director of the Georgia Fintech Academy moderates the conversation on his birthday!Send us a textSupport the showGeorgia Fintech Academy https://www.georgiafintechacademy.org/LinkedIn (Georgia Fintech Academy) https://www.linkedin.com/company/georgia-fintech-academy/
2020-05-2842 minDECAL DownloadEpisode 38 - Georgia's Pre-K At HomeSend us a textOn April 1, as part of the Public Health State of Emergency, Georgia’s public elementary and secondary schools…including Georgia’s Pre-K Program…were closed for the remainder of the year. That left many families scrambling to continue their child’s learning at home. To assist families through these challenging times, DECAL launched Georgia’s Pre-K At Home. Joining us to talk about Georgia’s Pre-K At Home and our efforts to stay connected with students and families in Georgia’s Pre-K Program is Faith Duncan, Director of Field Operations, with three of our Pre-K Specialis...
2020-04-2935 minFintech Talks (a Georgia Fintech Academy podcast)Episode 4: The Role of Fintech Venture Studios and The Biggest Fiscal Stimulus Ever - Manoj Govindan of Kashat Venture Studios and Jael Ortiz of Georgia State Robinson College of BusinessManoj Govindan is a career fintech executive that helped created the technology partnerships function at Bank of America and then a similar function at Wells Fargo. He has recently helped established a fintech venture studio concept called Kashat Ventures. Jael Ortiz is a sophmore undergraduate student at Georgia State Robinson College of Business and part of the Georgia Fintech Academy student advisory council. Manoj and Jael join Tommy Marshall in a conversation about the role of venture studios followed by initial thoughts on the $2 Trillion fiscal stimulus that is about to pass USA Congress to provide economic r...
2020-03-2740 min