Joshua Stewart

Joshua Stewart

Host, Morning Edition

Department: Radio

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Twitter: @jstewnews

Joshua Stewart is the local host of Morning Edition on GPB Radio. He’s also hosted Weekend Edition and filled in on All Things Considered in addition to reporting news from around the state. He came to GPB in 2010 from Tampa, Fla., where he hosted All Things Considered and produced an award-winning local public affairs program called Florida Matters at WUSF Public Media. Joshua’s work has been recognized with two regional Edward R. Murrow awards and numerous Associated Press nods. He grew up along the World’s Most Famous Beach and lived throughout Florida before coming just a little north to Georgia. Joshua also reported and worked with college journalism students in Jacksonville.

Recent News Articles

Regents Set Tuition Tuesday
April 18, 2011 - 2:00pm
Tuition at Georgia's universities is on the agenda for Tuesday's Board of Regents meeting. The University System of Georgia is looking at about 200 million dollars less in the state budget next year...
Georgia Consumers Slightly More Optimistic
April 17, 2011 - 7:29pm
A slowly recovering economy and more realistic expectations gave Georgia consumers a bit more confidence this spring. A semi-annual survey from Georgia Southern University showed 61 percent of people...
HIV Tests At Georgia Black Colleges
April 14, 2011 - 5:00am
African Americans account for more than three-quarters of new HIV cases in Georgia. That is more than the nation overall, where nearly 50 percent of newly diagnosed patients are black. HIV infection...
Crime Labs Losing Staff
April 11, 2011 - 5:00am
Scientists and technicians at Georgia’s state crime labs are finding greener pastures in other states, and their departure for higher wages elsewhere is making it harder for the labs to work through...
Audit: Double Dipping Doesn’t Cost More
April 6, 2011 - 5:00pm
A state audit finds that teachers who retire and then return to work don’t cost the state extra money. Georgia allows retirees to return to work to so that classrooms are never short of teachers....

Recent Blog Posts

WORKING: A New Boss
Working and Career - August 3, 2012 - 10:10am
I’ve talked before with our workplace guru Brandon Smith about how to find a new job and then how to gracefully exit your current workplace. But what about when your boss is the one who’s leaving,...
WORKING: Stack Rankings
Working and Career - July 27, 2012 - 9:12am
A “stack ranking” employee evaluation system forces managers to pick a few high achievers, a bunch of average workers, and a few shape-up-or-ship-out employees every year. That last category of folks...
WORKING: Introverted Leaders
Working and Career - July 19, 2012 - 3:36pm
Quiet. Shy. Timid. Reserved. All could be terms you’ve heard to describe someone who’s just introverted – in other words, they get energy from small groups or being alone instead of from interacting...
WORKING: Internal Vs. External
Working and Career - July 13, 2012 - 3:28pm
Sonja recently wrote to our career guru about a leadership position she’s about to take at her company. She’s worried that her compensation will be lower because she’s an internal hire instead of a...
WORKING: The Boss's Email
Working and Career - July 6, 2012 - 12:21pm
It’s safe to say we’re constantly in touch. That means sometimes we’re sending work emails outside of work hours. And sometimes we’re getting them. From our bosses. Does that mean we’re expected to...

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