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  • Today on Athens News Matters, how a new report on the state of the Latino community in Georgia hopes to challenge stereotypes about this community. Plus, the latest on a lawsuit filed by a local nonprofit.
  • To help you shake off the cold and dreary weather here in Athens, we’re sharing a selection of danceable African tunes for your listening pleasure.
  • Clarinetist Anthony McGill, the first Black principal player in the New York Philharmonic's storied history, is returning to Hodgson Concert Hall with internationally renowned pianist Emanuel Ax.
  • This week on the Georgia Health report, we talk about the detection of bird flu in Georgia poultry flocks.
  • Today on Athens News Matters, how literacy education reform will be implemented in Clarke County. Plus, a study reveals how Georgia’s Asian American women are impacted by the state’s reproductive healthcare system.
  • A new exhibition at the Georgia Museum of Art, “The Awe of Ordinary Labors: Twentieth Century Paintings from Ukraine,” shows off 44 works by Ukrainian artists working between the 1930's and the 1980's.
  • Host Maggie Hunter presents an hour of music in reflection on the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
  • Today on African Perspectives we welcome a very special guest: Dr. Jerry Rafiki Jenkins, the new Assistant Director of the UGA Institute for African American Studies.
  • Eighth Blackbird is a Grammy-winning six-person group specializing in new music. They'll play the engaging piece, Doublespeak by Nico Muhly, Thursday, Feb. 20th at Hodgson Concert Hall.
  • Today on Athens News Matters, maintenance workers at Piedmont Hospital in Athens formed the organization’s first union—but are struggling to get a contract. Plus, a county commissioner on why she abstained from voting on an equity resolution.
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