Peter and Orlando discuss Erin Carlyle’s Girl at the End of the World, a collection of poetry that considers the complex grief of a parent lost to Opioids. In the book, the speaker works through her father's death with a sharp focus on place, expanding into the realms of science fiction and mythmaking.
Next week, learn about into the efforts both political parties are making to reach the Latino electorate in California, the state with the largest Hispanic/Latino population in the country.
At a time when conference realignment is ubiquitous and traditional college football rivalries have been swept aside in the interest of network television money, this weekend in Atlanta, something old and something new.
The birthday of legendary New Orleans trumpeter and champion of traditional jazz, Wynton Marsalis, is this week. The prospect of the occasion reminded Salvation South editor Chuck Reece of a long-ago night, when a sound from a New York City basement and changed the way he heard the music of his home.
In this episode of the Fork in the Road podcast, we delve into Georgia's pecan industry by visiting EKC Farms in Metter. Here we meet Mattie and Curtis Collins, a dedicated couple who have transformed their family farm into a thriving pecan orchard. Discover the challenges and rewards of running a pecan farm, from planting and harvesting to cracking and selling their delicious nuts. Learn about the history behind EKC Farms, their innovative techniques, and their unwavering passion for growing high-quality pecans.
GPB Sports is looking for Georgia high school football players who are having a great season and career but may need a little help getting noticed by recruiters.
Here are our nominees for the week of October 14, 2024.
This episode of Football Fridays in Georgia explores the latest developments in the GHSA, including safety initiatives, competitive balance discussions, and schedule changes. In-depth interviews with coaches Shane Queen of North Cobb and Matt Burleson of Telfair County provide insights into the challenges and rewards of coaching in the new six-classification system and navigating the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
Harrison High School students Landry Wolf, Sophia Lehrner and Sadie Lee interviewed Jenna Bishop, Ella Thidemann and Madison Bailey about how their experiences with leadership at school and in the community serve as examples of how youth can be leaders. Special thanks to their Audio Video Technology instructor and Student Voices Collective mentor, Bill Phelps.
