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Today on Athens News Matters, how the local government plans to bring Georgia Power customers’ interests to the table. And, Georgia scientists have been thrown into uncertainty after federal funding changes.

This week on the Georgia Health Report, we’ll talk about the Georgia researchers facing uncertainty because of federal funding changes.

Today on Athens News Matters, a mother and her daughters sit down to discuss their unique family activity—producing Athens’ latest podcast. Then, a UGA architect shares the design strategies behind much of the university’s campus.

On March 15 at Hodgson Concert Hall, the chamber orchestra called Les Arts Florissants celebrates the Four Seasons tricentennial with contemporaneous pieces that put Vivaldi in context.

A new kind of gallery space at the museum, known as a study gallery, is now open to University of Georgia faculty who want to pull works from the museum’s collection as a teaching tool for their students.

Anoushka Shankar is a sitar player who has blossomed beyond being a prodigy from a famous family. Her father, Ravi Shankar, was the best-known sitarist in the world, and she performed and recorded with him as a teenager.

Today on Athens News Matters, a UGA expert breaks down theories about the spread of bird flu. Then, a local nonprofit leader discusses one of the largest affordable housing initiatives in Athens.

On our penultimate Women’s History Month show, we profile nine contemporary African female politicians.

It’s Black History Month, and love is in the air here on African Perspectives.

Today on Athens News Matters, how nearly $2 million have been distributed for public safety at the University of Georgia. Plus, how local college student-turned influencers may be affected by the potential TikTok ban.