Georgia Gazette September 14th & 16th Georgia Gazette
Friday @ 3PM and Sunday @ 10AM, join host Rickey Bevington for Georgia Gazette.
On this week's show ... Emily Kopp visits a rural county that's suing the state for more education funding.
Orlando Montoya visits the nation's oldest children's home.
Do your kids play sports? Do you sometimes worry about problems with youth athletics like steroids or over-zealous coaches? Former Atlanta Brave Dale Murphy has a new book out about raising healthy young athletes. He speaks with Edgar Treiguts.
Imagine technology that makes your Wi-Fi and Bluetooth look like they're from the Stone Age. Valarie Edwards visits the Georgia Tech researchers developing it.
Georgia Gazette Commentator Gerry Soud tells us why he thinks technology has ruined good old-fashioned manners.
Did you get the answer to last time's Georgia Gazette Quiz? It was
Now have a try at this week's quiz:
It's a museum dedicated
to get us all quite educated
about this home of a man with a habit
for telling tales about a rabbit.
In the second half of the show, Susanna Capelouto reports on why Asian companies are flocking to do business in
Rickey Bevington romps through a corn maze to mark the start of fall. But this isn't just any corn maze. To get through it you have to answer questions about well-loved children's books. See if you get the clues right ...
Independent music stores are a fast-dying breed in this digital downloading age. In her public radio debut, Andi Dixon reports on an
And finally, Otis Redding. The great singer died 40 years ago, and his hometown of
And join us next week for a brand new show on Georgia Public Broadcasting. Valarie Edwards hosts @Work ... a call-in show about your job-related issues. Join us next Friday @ 3PM for the show's debut. And don't forget to call!
