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This week on the Georgia Health Report, Republicans in Congress are pushing for Medicaid work requirements. Host Jamia Wideman discusses how this type of program has worked in Georgia.

As recently noted by the African Development Bank President, Africa gets a bad rap for being risky—but that is more about perception than reality.

Coming up on the Georgia Health Report, summer heat has been found to feel differently between neighborhoods in Atlanta. What could this mean for other cities in Georgia?

Today’s show is dedicated to you, our listeners, in this year’s first quarterly Listener’s Appreciation Show.

This week on the Georgia Health Report, we dive into the firing of employees in certain programs at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—and what that might mean for public health in the US.

Today on Athens News Matters, the Hands Off! movement that swept the country comes to Athens. Plus, how a skate park serves as a lifeline for these Athenians.

Today on Athens News Matters, hundreds of Athenians confronted the redeveloper of the West Side mall.

In the spirit of spring rejuvenation, we bring you an African news update from Burkina Faso, which has been experiencing an unexpected new beginning.

Among the most popular ever composed is Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto. The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will play it Sunday, April 13th at Hodgson Concert Hall.

Today we are joined by Lemuel LaRoche, also known as Life the Griot, the founder and executive director of the Athens nonprofit Chess and Community.