Georgia Public Broadcasting
Our mission is to create, produce and distribute high quality programs and services that educate, inform and entertain our audiences and enrich the quality of their lives. Our Family Television Georgia Public Broadcasting's nine public television stations deliver quality PBS and locally produced programming to every county in Georgia, and to significant portions of surrounding states. Radio Since 1984, Georgia Public Broadcasting's listener-supported public radio network has been Georgia's source for great music and National Public Radio (NPR) news. Education Georgia Public Broadcasting's education service is Georgia's electronically delivered classroom for all Georgia learners, and Georgia educators' source for top-quality multiple media educational products and services. With a network of 2,428 satellite dishes, GPB broadcasts educational video programming to every public school, regional library, adult technical education center, youth development center, and public college and university in Georgia, serving over 115,000 teachers and approximately 1.6 million students across the state via satellite, the web and open-air broadcasts.www.gpb.org
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Nov 7, 2026
Louise SchiavoneHOST
Cleanup from catastrophic flooding this week in the Blue Ridge Mountains has just begun.
Louise SchiavoneHOST
Georgia Public Broadcasting's Sophie Gratis reports from a Georgia town hit by the unexpected heavy rainfall.
Louise SchiavoneHOST
Not one
Sophie GrotusCORRESPONDENT
business in downtown McKaysville was spared from the flooding.
Dan RonanHOST
Cleanup from the catastrophic flooding this week in the Blue Ridge Mountains has just begun.
Dan RonanHOST
Georgia Public Broadcasting reporter Sophie Gratis has more on a Georgia town hit by the unexpected heavy rainfall.
Sophie GrotusCORRESPONDENT
Not one business in downtown McKaysville was spared from the flooding.
Sophie GrotusCORRESPONDENT
In some restaurants and shops, the water rose over six feet.
Peter BielloHOST
Welcome to the Georgia Today podcast.
Peter BielloHOST
Here we bring you the latest reports from the GPB newsroom.
Peter BielloHOST
On today's episode, flooding in North Georgia has left one town in a state of emergency.
Peter BielloHOST
Keisha Lance Bottoms' first hurdle as governor could be budget issues.
Peter BielloHOST
The town of McKaysville in north Georgia has just started cleanup from catastrophic flooding this week.
Peter BielloHOST
The area is currently under a state of emergency.
Peter BielloHOST
GPB's Sophie Gratas has more.
Sophie GratasCORRESPONDENT
Not one business in downtown McKaysville was spared by the flooding.
Bill NigutHOST
He was going to set up a fund that would offer free college tuition for students who made certain grades.
Bill NigutHOST
But it was also about technology for the state school system, which is what Georgia Public Broadcasting is responsible for now.
Bill NigutHOST
And the third thing was pre-K for everybody.
Bill NigutHOST
But as we know, Chuck, what happened over the years is hope blew up.
Peter BielloHOST
Welcome to the Georgia Today podcast.
Peter BielloHOST
Here we bring you the latest reports from the GPB newsroom.
Peter BielloHOST
On today's episode, Keisha Lance Bottoms makes history with her election as Georgia's next governor.
Peter BielloHOST
John Ossoff holds his seat in the U.S. Senate, and Georgia Republicans take stock of their massive loss.
Peter BielloHOST
Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms will be Georgia's next governor.
Peter BielloHOST
She was elected last night with 54 percent of the vote.
Peter BielloHOST
GPB's Sarah Callis was at Bottoms' watch party.
Sarah CallisCORRESPONDENT
The crowd erupted in cheers at Bottoms' watch party as her historic win was announced.
Peter BielloHOST
Welcome to the Georgia Today podcast.
Peter BielloHOST
Here we bring you the latest reports from the GPB newsroom.
Peter BielloHOST
On today's episode, voters head to the polls in an election that for many represents change.
Peter BielloHOST
Voters could make history in the governor's race, and the city of Atlanta has a new financial assistance program to help prevent homelessness that includes flexible financial assistance.
Shelby DaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You've got to show up.
Peter BielloHOST
Voters are deciding several other statewide races along with state legislative and local contests and ballot measures.
Peter BielloHOST
Stay close to GPB as we bring you live results on radio and television beginning at 8 o'clock tonight and anytime at gpb.org slash elections.
Peter BielloHOST
And if you're coming to this podcast late, we will have updates on tomorrow's episode of Georgia Today.
Bill HarrisGUEST
That's what keeps it interesting to me is doing these new projects, moving the facility.
David ZelskiHOST
For more stories like this one, you can watch A Fork in the Road on GPB TV or anytime on the gpb.org website.
David ZelskiHOST
That's where you'll also be able to listen to and subscribe to this podcast or download it on your favorite podcast platform.
David ZelskiHOST
I'm David Zelski.
J.D. SellersGUEST
Appling would tell you Pierce is the one.
John NelsonHOST
Welcome to another end of the Football Fridays in Georgia podcast here at Georgia Public Broadcasting.
John NelsonHOST
Thanks for accessing us however you're doing so, large device or small.
John NelsonHOST
John here, Hannah there, coming up to the end of the regular season.
Sophie GratasCORRESPONDENT
To make sure there is nothing to dispute after Election Day, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger promises a record number of audits of polling places to ensure results are legitimate.
Sophie GratasCORRESPONDENT
For GPB News, I'm Sophie Grotus.
Peter BielloHOST
Georgia's top elections official says tomorrow's midterm vote will be, quote, safe and fair.
Peter BielloHOST
Secretary of State Brad Ravensburger today said his office will audit the results to ensure accuracy.
Rick JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I know how to come up with solutions.
Rick JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Both candidates have promised to make life more affordable if elected.
Sarah CallisCORRESPONDENT
For GPB News, I'm Sarah Callis.
Peter BielloHOST
Lots of voters this election cycle are going to be thinking about cost and affordability, and that includes the cost of health care.
Greg WalkupGUEST
Right.
Greg WalkupGUEST
So I started dabbling with GPB and PBS and just, they had a lot of really cool opportunities for educators to do some authentic learning experiences.
Greg WalkupGUEST
So there's some trains here and there's some things there.
Greg WalkupGUEST
And then I saw, I don't know, it was on my feed or email about, Hey, there's an ambassador, um, program.
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