In the heart of Georgia, a profound chapter of American history unfolds as the collection of civil rights archives is expanded at Emory University’s Rose Library.
In this special bonus episode, we’re joined by Atlanta-based artist Anthony David to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his debut album, "Three Chords and the Truth." Anthony shares insights into his musical journey, from his beginnings in Savannah and his time in the military to his thriving career in Atlanta. He reflects on his unique sound, which he describes as "cookout music," and the impact of his debut album over the years. Anthony also discusses the music industry's evolution, the significance of streaming, and his surprising popularity in Brazil.
Looking to improve communication with your students? Join us in conversation with Ashleigh Wright of Southeast Bulloch County High School to learn how dialogue circles can make a difference in your classroom!
Meet Chantae Cann, an extraordinary jazz soul singer from Atlanta. Chantae shares her inspiring musical journey from humble beginnings to collaborating with renowned artists like India.Arie, Snarky Puppy, and John Baptiste. Despite her modesty, Chantae's talents have garnered her worldwide acclaim. She opens up about overcoming fears, her deep connection to music from a young age, and the profound impact of her faith.
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.
Is a story worth telling if it doesn’t have a moral or a point? Sometimes, stories without a purpose need to be told if only because the preservation of memories has a value all its own. Salvation South founder and editor Chuck Reece has just such a story for us today.
Whether you're a teacher planning your curriculum, a student eager to excel, or a parent supporting your child's learning journey, these free tools from GPB Education can make this back-to-school season easy breezy!
Did you know the Atlanta Braves’ Spencer Strider is an avid indie music fan? Peach Jam’s Jeremy Powell sat down with him to discuss Strider’s vinyl record giveaway on Wednesday, August 7. The first 15,000 fans in attendance at the Braves vs. Brewers game on the 7th will receive a free custom vinyl with tracks handpicked by Spencer from three Georgia artists: Dinner Time, Lunar Vacation, and Trash Panda. Listen as Spencer shares his love of the local music scene, record stores, and crate digging for vinyl gems.
In the final episode of the summer for Hannah Goodin's Beyond the Lights we take a look at one of the most important aspects of high school football in Georgia: the food. Is the famous Billy Burger at Toombs County the best concession stand treat in all of the Peach State? Some people think so.
GASHA GO! World learning suite wins prestigious 2024 GEE! Award. The games, videos, and support materials are aligned to Georgia computer science standards for K-2.
Winner of the AWP Prize for the Novel, Parul Kapur’s Inside the Mirror is set in the aftermath of colonialism, as an impoverished India struggles to remake itself into a modern state. Jaya’s story encompasses art, history, political revolt, love, and women’s ambition to seize their own power. In this episode, Peter and Orlando discuss this relatable and timeless pursuit of dreams by Atlanta's Parul Kapur.
Calm your students by teaching them these practical self-regulation strategies. Join us in conversation with Amy Beasley and Mary Simmons in our very special Season 5 premiere!
The Summer Olympic Games kicked off in Paris, France, on July 26! During this two-week global event, billions of viewers from around the world will watch thousands of athletes compete in dozens of sports. Use this collection of free resources to teach kids about the science, history, and significance of the Olympic Games.
Georgia Public Broadcasting has launched "Instrument Quest," a four-episode digital series developed in collaboration with the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra and the Georgia Department of Education.
Next week, we’ll travel from the Italian seaside to the English countryside with the premieres of a Sunday night favorite and a delightful new travelogue.
It's National Hot Dog Month in America, and Jeff Hullinger celebrates with a trip to Macon to visit one of the oldest hot dog establishments in the country.
In this episode of the Peach Jam Podcast, we meet Macon-based singer-songwriter Mike Kinnebrew to discuss his journey in music, from playing late-night gigs in Buckhead to performing intimate house concerts in living rooms just like yours. Mike opens up about his decision to pursue music full-time in his 40s, the challenges and triumphs of connecting with audiences, and the deeply personal stories behind his heartfelt, Americana-infused songs. Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with laughter, reflection, and live performances that capture the essence of Mike's musical and personal journey.
On this episode of Salvation South Deluxe: Chuck Reece goes deep into the complicated history of the banjo, from its origin on the shores of the Caribbean and West Africa to its rise as a ubiquitous icon of Southern "hillbilly" culture and beyond.