GPB was awarded on Sunday, Sept. 13, in the Cross-Platform Content and Radio-Environment categories.

This weekend, better than three million Southerners will sit in the bleachers at a football game. Chuck Reece, who memorized the Gilmer High School lineup before he could name three Beatitudes, argues these gatherings are the last reliable place where Southerners still stand shoulder to shoulder with strangers. His evidence is a woman in the Gator Bowl in 1980 whose name he never learned.

Salvation South Deluxe host Chuck Reece sits down with Jim Auchmutey, author of Smokelore, to argue about barbecue sauce—and to trace the deeper, harder story of who really built the tradition Southerners of every color now claim as their own.

With more than 2,000 roadside historical markers spread across our state, we’re zooming in on twelve to explore the people, places and moments that help to t...

What happens when lifelong beliefs collide with lived experience? Georgia author Taylor Brown joins us to discuss Wolvers, his novel set in New Mexico’s Gila...

From fireworks to fascinating history, GPB offers Georgians ways to celebrate America's 250th birthday all month long.

Look closely and you’ll find bees all over metro Atlanta, including on the campus of Georgia Tech. We explore why urban beekeeping continues to grow and what it means for pollinators.

What makes a plantation more than just a historic mansion? In this episode of the Narrative Edge video podcast, Peter and Orlando explore In the Shadow of th...

Candidates vying for the Republican nomination for Governor and Senate made their last pitches to voters today ahead of Tuesday’s runoff elections.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup soccer games have arrived in Atlanta! The games will take place between June 15 and July 15, with 8 of those matches taking place at Atlanta Stadium, the FIFA-designated name for Mercedes-Benz Stadium during the tournament.

The final season of Grantchester blends faith, family and murder as Alphy and Geordie confront buried secrets and uncertain futures.

Meet Brandyn Taylor, principal saxophonist of the 116th Army Band with the Georgia National Guard. From his early start in Milton, Georgia, to performing with award-winning organizations and teaching the next generation of musicians, Brandyn shares how his passion for music shaped his career.

What happened when fewer than 200 Georgians faced down 500 British troops during the Revolutionary War? At Fort Morris in Sunbury, Georgia, Colonel John McIn...

Full Georgia election results.