Martin Luther—not Atlanta’s own Dr. King, but the sixteenth century priest who was his namesake—once wrote, “Next to the word of God, the noble art of music is the greatest treasure in the world.” Salvation South editor Chuck Reece believes the music we take to heart when we're young can change us forever. Here’s Chuck with some thoughts on that.
GPB Sports is looking for Georgia high school football players who are having a great season and career but may need a little help getting noticed by recruiters. Check out this week's featured players.
Utopian Academy in Ellenwood and Spring Creek Charter in Bainbridge will be fielding varsity football teams for the first time. Excitement is high on both campuses as they take their first steps.
Jessica Leigh Lebos describes herself as a writer, adopted Southerner, anti-socialite and Camellia Thief. On this episode of NarrativeEdge, Orlando introduces Peter to the award-winning local columnist and community builder who has published two popular books, Savannah Sideways and The Camellia Thief & Other Tales.
Atlanta's own Southern Rock powerhouse, Blackberry Smoke, lost their drummer/founding member/brother Brit Turner to cancer in March 2024. Charlie Starr and Benji Shanks of Blackberry Smoke joined Peach Jam to share some laughs and (GPB-friendly) stories about Brit. Plus, you'll hear new music and the details of a special show at Chastain on Aug. 23, 2024, where they will honor Brit's legacy.
Milton, Prince Avenue Christian and Bowdon were all holding trophies at the end of the 2023 season. Each one will begin this year wearing a No. 1 target.
Visual literacy practices can help our students in all subject areas. Join us in conversation with Anne Aurand, an art educator for North Paulding High School to learn more!
Great news for all Georgia math educators! The Georgia Department of Education and GPB have teamed up to launch a series of informative videos designed to support educators with the new math standards. These videos aim to clarify the updated curriculum requirements and offer teachers practical strategies for implementation.
Two late-summer, nonpolitical stories caught Jeff Hullinger's attention this week: The near century-old Cheshire Bridge Road restaurant the Colonnade is up for sale; and the 79th anniversary of the Enola Gay nuclear bombing of Hiroshima in 1945.
Rebecca Howell, a talented country music singer-songwriter from Cochran, shares her journey from a small town to the big stage, including her experiences on The Voice and American Idol. Rebecca also tells us about her move to Nashville and her family's reaction to her bold choices. This small-town singer takes inspiration from her late grandfather's poetry and her family's musical background. Plus, she shares a special story about a memorable interaction with country legend Reba McEntire.
The Peach Jam Podcast features stories and songs recorded live in our GPB studios from a variety of incredibly talented and diverse bands and artists who call the Peach State home.
Young boys have been worried about what it means to become a man since the beginning of time. And for years, they have tried to prove they are men by imitating the so-called “manly” behaviors modeled by earlier generations. Salvation South editor Chuck Reece thinks that perhaps the time has come to rethink that method.
Just in time for the new school year, "Science in Action" is a new GPB original series that puts high-quality science instruction right into the hands of Georgia educators.
On this episode of the Football Fridays in Georgia Podcast Jon and Hannah are joined by coaches from all over the state to talk pre-season preparations, championship hopes, and their dealings with Hurricane (Tropical Storm) Debby. Plus, find out which region is Georgia's "high school SEC."