The history and ethics of the human genome are highlighted in a new documentary airing in April.

Atlanta's Olympic flame will burn again this weekend for the first time since 1996 for the 2020 Olympic U.S. Marathon Trials.

Next week, GPB presents programs to nourish your mind, body and soul. We also welcome back an old friend, get retirement advice and much more.

Find out how GPB members just like you are getting sneak peeks of offerings from Independent Lens, MASTERPIECE, PBS KIDS, and more!

On the third Saturday of almost every month, a group of black women gathers in a room at a local library in Decatur to keep an age-old craft alive in the 21st century. Read more in this week's News Round-up.

He is one of the most innovative, influential and respected figures in music, and next week, GPB brings viewers an award-winning documentary that takes a hard look at the man behind the legend.

Students at an Atlanta high school want to rename their school because its namesake was a 19th century newspaper editor who endorsed white supremacy. Read more in this week's News Round-up.

Next week, GPB examines the behavior of some slinky, misunderstood creatures, and goes inside the global empire of the world’s richest man.

What would it be like to follow the footsteps of Lady Mary Crawley and Dr. Martin Ellingham? This summer, we’re giving you the opportunity to find out.