In this episode, you will discover one couple's journey from suburban roots to the rugged rhythms of farm life. Motivated by a passion for healthy, homegrown food, Steve and Joy have built a diversified farming operation with a unique twist — a thriving pickle business.
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 28, 2024.
Free resources to help you and your students share your heroic tales about living drug-free lives for this year’s ‘Life Is A Movie: Film Drug-Free’ theme for Red Ribbon Week 2024.
In this episode of the Football Fridays in Georgia podcast, the team explores the intense final weeks of the high school football regular season, with playoffs just around the corner. While some region champions have been crowned, other parts of the state are facing mathematical complications to see who will reign in their respective region. Special guests include Lowndes Vikings head coach Adam Carter and Fannin County head coach Chad Cheatham.
We are facing a serious problem in our schools: underage vaping. Join us for this week's Red Ribbon episode of Classroom Conversations with Drew Hayes of Forsyth County Schools.
StoryCorps' Jennifer Frederic interviews William and Mary graduate Cealy Brown about her former partner and lifelong friend, Marianne Lester, as a part of StoryCorps' OutLoud series.
In one of the season’s most anticipated games, Carrollton will travel to play Douglas County and decide a region championship on this week’s edition of GPB’s Football Fridays in Georgia.
Savoy Automobile Museum in Cartersville explores the fascinating history of North Georgia moonshine and the fast Fords that were created to haul the illicit liquor to thirsty customers during Prohibition, and beyond.
The Waymores, the classic country husband/wife duo from Marietta, are back for a special bonus of the Peach Jam Podcast. Willie Heath Neal and Kira Annalise join the podcast to share the intimate and life-changing details of the serious medical issues that require the band to stop working for a while.
Next month, the bestselling novelist Percival Everett, who was born in Fort Gordon, Georgia, could take home one of the most prestigious prizes in publishing, the National Book Award, for his novel James. The National Book Awards are Salvation South editor—and avid reader—Chuck Reece’s favorite awards show. Here’s how he gets ready to watch.
