MASTERPIECE heads to 19th Century France on Sundays this spring with "Les Misérables," a new retelling of the blockbuster novel from award-winning screenwriter Andrew Davies.
Olivia Humphries, a student at McIntosh County Academy, was named a finalist in national challenge for creating a video that communicates the dangers of opioid misuse.
Next week, Masterpiece brings one of the world's most beloved novels to the small screen. You'll also want to tune in for an Independent Lens and Frontline collaboration, breakthrough ideas and the future of musical theatre.
Georgia Public Broadcasting is known for its documentaries. The most recent was “The Macon Sound.” We’ve now turned our attention to the much loved and revered department store Rich’s in “Rich’s Remembered.”
Instead of taking the time we normally do during radio fund drives to ask for your support, we’re giving you every minute of your favorite public radio programs.
In celebration of Earth Month, PBS KIDS has announced a slate of all-new episodes, games and activities to encourage kids and families to get outside and enjoy nature.
You're going to want to free up your schedule next week as GPB brings you exciting new dramas and timely, fascinating documentaries for nearly every night of the week.
Zoe Weiss, a senior at Lakeside High School, is the first Georgia student to be named a top 40 finalist in the Regeneron Science Talent Search since 2014.
Beginning Sunday, April 7, new episodes of "Your Fantastic Mind" will be available to stream on our website and as a Facebook Premiere on GPB’s Facebook page at 5 p.m.
