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Summer Brings New Beginnings For “Endeavour” And “Grantchester” On GPB

From English villages to American settlements, here’s what’s in store for your favorite characters this season.

by Rachel Buchman | June 12, 2019

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What's New Next Week? August 15, 2019

Next week, GPB invites viewers to join us live as the cast and crew of "Downton Abbey" reveal secrets from the set of the show and from the upcoming movie.

by Kirk Cooper | August 15, 2019

GPB News Round-Up - Friday, August 9, 2019

Atlanta-based photographer Jeff Hagerman joined On Second Thought to talk about the stories and places he shot for his second volume of "Abandoned Atlanta: Echoes of a Storied Past." Read more in this week's News Round-...

by Kirk Cooper | August 9, 2019

What's New Next Week? August 8, 2019

Next week, GPB brings you the premiere of a new series that traces American history, from Motor City to the Paradise Coast, through family photo albums.

by Kirk Cooper | August 8, 2019

GPB News Round-Up - Friday, August 2, 2019

The Sheraton Atlanta hotel remains closed two weeks after officials discovered an outbreak of Legionella. Read more in this week's News Round-Up.

by Kirk Cooper | August 2, 2019

What's New Next Week? August 1, 2019

Next week, GPB celebrates the 50th anniversary of Woodstock with two new documentaries that take an in-depth look at the festival.

by Kirk Cooper | August 1, 2019

GPB News Round-Up - Friday, July 26, 2019

On Second Thought host Virginia Prescott spoke with Aerospace engineer Tiffany Davis and asked her what a rocket scientist looks like. Read about their conversation and more in this week's News Round-Up.

by Kirk Cooper | July 26, 2019

What's New Next Week? July 25, 2019

Next week, GPB brings you two new documentaries. First up, Reel South looks at a community fighting to defend their homes against encroaching development.

by Kirk Cooper | July 25, 2019

GPB News Round-Up - Friday, July 19, 2019

A panel of federal appeals court judges may uphold a lower court decision that a requirement for most citizens to have health care is unconstitutional. Read more in this week's News Round-Up.

by Kirk Cooper | July 19, 2019