GPB NEXT - April 2022

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GPB Education and the Georgia Cotton Commission take viewers on a live exploration of Georgia’s cotton industry.

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Longtime Atlanta radio host John Lemley brings City Café to GPB Classical.

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G P B I N T H E CO M M U N I T Y Advocating for Family and Child Well-Being. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Join us for Advocating for Family and Child WellBeing, the last in our The Vision for Child & Family Well-Being Conversation Series.

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gpb next magazine Dear friends,

Welcome to the April edition of GPB Next, your guide to everything Georgia Public Broadcasting. From the all-important television offerings to the latest in radio and inspiring GPB Educational materials and tools for teachers and students across the state of Georgia, you can find it all here. As we move steadily toward Next’s one year anniversary this June, I hope you’ll consider reaching out to us and sharing what you enjoy reading. Our goal is simple -to provide you with direct access to the things at GPB that mean the most to you. Our team works hard to dig into interesting stories across GPB’s mission pillars of Television, Radio, Digital, Education and Community. Is there a particular story that has piqued your interest? Have you learned something new? We’re always here to hear what you have to say. Just email ask@gpb.org or call us at 800.222.4788.

Your support of GPB is a powerful partnership. We often talk about how much your gift means to us but imagine how much it means to families across Georgia who cannot afford to give right now. Your support instantly provides them with hours and hours of educational, enlightening and entertaining television; news and information on radio that informs them while encouraging civil and balanced conversations; hundreds of educational materials that enhance the learning experience for Georgia’s kids and an interactive, up-to-date website where you can find it all. Plus, every piece of that is built on the foundation of Georgia’s communities and how we serve them.

This month on GPB begins with a classic American story told by PBS’ signature documentarian, Ken Burns. Join us on April 4 at 8 p.m. for Benjamin Franklin, an intimate and insightful look into his 84-year life and his unique contribution to American culture. And while an 84-year life was quite the accomplishment in the eighteenth century, today we’re living longer than ever, right?

GPB offers you a fascinating look at potential treatments and prevention for Alzheimer’s disease in NOVA – Determined: Fighting Alzheimer’s Disease airing April 6 at 9 p.m. The rest of the month brings you television content as varied as the premiere of the exciting new series View Finders, the live return to the stage of the 2022 Georgia High School Musical Awards on April 21, and the poignant stories of Holocaust survivors April 26 with We Remember: Songs of Survivors. I challenge you to find more diverse, unique and interesting television on ANY other channel!

On GPB Classical, our HD radio station dedicated to classical music, we’re happy to welcome back John Lemley and his City Café to Georgia’s airwaves. He’s the latest addition to an already packed schedule of music that enlightens and brightens your day. GPB Education adds yet another of their Live Exploration series this month, and you’ll read about their collaboration with the Georgia Cotton Commission in the pages ahead as well. Unique community engagement opportunities, tips on how to maximize your GPB experience with added incentives and a reminder of what your support of GPB Radio does round out a jam-packed GPB Next for April.

And as always, I thank you for your kind support of GPB. Without it, GPB Next and everything it represents simply wouldn’t be there. Georgia is made even better with your support. And while we are so thankful for the time you spend with us, don’t forget to look outside because Spring has sprung!

Warmest regards,

Bert Wesley Huffman GPB President and Chief Revenue Officer Stream your favorite programs with GPB Passport - gpb.org/passport

THIS MONTH ON

This powerful donor benefit gives you access to the best of public television streaming on demand.

We’re adding new shows all the time, including Season 2 of Sanditon, and your support will help us add even more.

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View Finders Puts the Beauty of Georgia In Focus Premieres Saturday, April 23 at 9 AM

By Mandy Wilson

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s the credits roll on each episode of View Finders, you’ll hear “Chasing Light,” an original song written and performed for the program by the Georgia band The Lonesome Dawn. The tale of photographers capturing images is perfect for co-hosts and program creators Chris Greer and Jason Clemmons.

Though they come from very different backgrounds, the two connected through their craft, and now they’re giving GPB viewers the chance to be inspired by Georgia’s beautiful landscapes and learn photography techniques that anyone can use.

Chris, a professor of instructional technology at Georgia College, author and successful professional photographer, first met Jason, the owner of Sunrise Grocery, a popular Blairsville tourist spot, after they corresponded through social media.

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“I bought a camera and just tried to learn how to use it. I shot everything automatic, but I came away with some images that compositionally, I thought were really strong.”

- Jason Clemmons

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gpb next magazine Jason, who owns the store with his wife Jessica, says he first really became interested in photography when he bought a camera for their honeymoon in Glacier National Park.

“I bought a camera and just tried to learn how to use it,” he explained. “I shot everything automatic, but I came away with some images that compositionally, I thought were really strong.”

Since that time, Jason has honed his skills and produced a calendar every year, while Chris is set to release his second book, Naturally Georgia: From the Mountains to the Coast, this summer.

Photo credit: Jason Clemmons Ironically, as Chris explains, the inspiration to produce something for television came after being out on a shoot and then coming back to his cabin, where he watched an episode of GPB’s Emmy award-winning original series Georgia Outdoors, which he’d been a regular viewer of since moving to Georgia.

“The wheels started turning, and I called Jason,” said Chris. “I had already done a little work with GPB in the past on the academic side doing some virtual reality field trips on the GPB Education site.”

Their hope was that the show would be a vehicle to get people out to enjoy the beauty of Georgia through photography.

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aperture, but at the same time we did want to provide some insight into improving your photography,” said Chris. “We even have some scenes where we put up our professional gear and just get our phones out and show those pictures to the audience, so they can say ‘Hey they got these pictures with literally the same phone that I have, so that means I can take this picture too.’”

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Photo credit: Jason Clemmons So what can people expect to see on the program?

“My favorite thing to photograph is woodland trees and stuff,” Jason explained. “Chris was like, ‘You’ve got to go to Cumberland. That’s like tree nirvana.’ We talked about Blood Mountain. The rest was kind of like going with a theme, like the coast, the swamp, the mountains, and the river. We’ve got these spectacular places, and they are totally different.”

In addition to sharing a love of photography, Chris and Jason are also big music fans and wanted to incorporate Georgia musical artists, such as the aforementioned band The Lonesome Dawn, into the program. A call out on social media resulted in musicians from all over the state responding that they wanted to be a part of the program.

“Jason and I are artists,” said Chris. “Musicians are artists. There’s a big artist community in Georgia, so why not try to combine all of our crafts into something special?”

Tune in for the premiere of View Finders at 9 a.m. Saturday, April 23.

For a preview of the show and more behind-the-scenes extras, scan this QR code for the View Finders web page on gpb.org.

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GPB EDUCATION EXPLORE GEORGIA’S COTTON INDUSTRY WITH THE GEORGIA COTTON COMMISSION

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our kids won’t want to miss this! On Wednesday, May 11 at 10 a.m., join GPB Education and the Georgia Cotton Commission as we take viewers on a live exploration of Georgia’s cotton industry. Learn about the science and

mechanics behind growing cotton, tour the nation’s largest towel manufacturer and interact with cotton experts during the live program.

Learn more and register to watch at gpb.org/cotton.

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JOHN LEMLEY’S CITY CAFÉ PREMIERES ON GPB CLASSICAL APRIL 5

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eginning Tuesday, April 5, listeners of GPB Classical will hear a new program joining the lineup. John Lemley’s City Café, hosted by well-known Atlanta media personality John Lemley, will air at 1 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays.

Lemley says the show’s playlist and presentation style were originally inspired

by Classic FM, a commercial station in London.

“I feel like it’s a good, solid formula to sort of grab the ears and attention of listeners from multiple walks of life whether they are not familiar with classical at all, are casually acquainted with it, or know their Joseph Haydn scores inside and out,” said Lemley, who first began hosting and producing a variety of news and arts programs in Atlanta in 1997 for Atlanta NPR affiliate WABE. In 2015, Lemley moved his cultural program, City Café to WMLB-Atlanta, which eventually went off the air. Now that the program is available across all of Georgia through GPB Classical, he says he hopes the show’s welcoming tone will help make classical music more accessible and relevant statewide.

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“With every piece of music I play and every word I speak, my focus is on the listener’s lifestyle and what occupies their time during the early afternoon hours.”

- John Lemley

Plans for the program include a Top 500 playlist of classical music, mixing in some film scores, and video gaming music, which Lemley explained has become a successful platform for composers.

“With every piece of music I play and every word that I speak, my focus is on the listener’s lifestyle and what occupies their time during the early afternoon hours,” says Lemley. “Therefore, City Café’s playlist is bright and upbeat with occasional selections picked to add a little relaxation to their weekday. In essence, it’s classical music for modern life.”

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GPB IN THE COMMUNITY

JOIN US ON APRIL 13 AT 12 PM FOR ADVOCATING FOR FAMILY AND CHILD WELL-BEING.

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e all play a part in helping families thrive, and GPB has been pleased to provide space for Inclusivv conversations exploring the role that we each hold individually in supporting strong families and communities in Georgia

over the past few months. The Vision for Child & Family Well-Being Conversation Series was developed in partnership with the Georgia Division of Family & Child Services, based on six key objectives and developed with input from more than 1,000 Georgians.

The series aims to deliver equitable, actionable solutions to preventing abuse and neglect. Together, we have brainstormed about resources and solutions for children and families around mental and physical health, early learning and school readiness, and creating economic opportunities.

It’s not too late to join the conversation. On April 13 at 12 p.m., we will close out the series with Advocating for Family and Child Well-Being. in the

Community

Visit gpb.org/community for more information and to register for this free event.

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GPB’s No Pledge Drive Pledge Drive Starts Monday, April 11 There’s something about a public radio fund drive…the excitement of listeners joining together to support programs that matter.. But then there’s the other thing – interrupting those programs to ask for your support. So, to bring you the news you need with minimal interruption, this spring we’re doing something different. We’re calling it GPB’s No Pledge Drive Pledge Drive. Instead of taking time away from programs for traditional pitch breaks, you’ll hear short messages reminding you of how essential your support is to GPB. It’s all about more programming and less on-air fundraising.

GPB relies on listener support to cover the costs of the programs we bring you, so please join us in our commitment to less intrusive fundraising this spring. It all starts on April 11!

What Our Donors Are Saying – Political Rewind Before I moved to Minneapolis in 1976 to join General Mills, I’d spent 10 years in Washington on the Hill, where I was the Legislative Director of the Committee on Education and Labor in the House of Representatives.

At General Mills, among the functions that reported to me was Global Public Affairs. So, perhaps immodestly, I consider myself an aboveaverage consumer of political commentary, and I think Bill Nigut and his panelists are as good as it gets. As Lyndon Johnson once said, “Just give it to me with the bark off” and they do. It’s so refreshing and informative.

In a functioning democracy, the press plays a vital role. Bill and his gang are fulfilling that responsibility. Sadly, too many others in the media are not.

- Austin Sullivan

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CEO SPOTLIGHT

CONVERSATIONS ON FRANKLIN: A VIRTUAL EVENT SERIES

by GPB CEO Teya Ryan Whether you’re a history buff or not, the accomplishments of Benjamin Franklin are sure to pique your interest. As noted in this month’s television highlights, renowned filmmaker Ken Burns’ latest documentary, Benjamin Franklin, explores the revolutionary life of one of the 18th century’s most consequential and compelling personalities, whose work and words unlocked the mystery of electricity and helped create the United States.

“Write things worth reading,” he said in Poor Richard’s Almanack, “or do things worth the writing.” Benjamin Franklin did both.

As a companion to the documentary, PBS has produced a four-part conversation series featuring Ken Burns and special guests. Viewers can gain a deeper appreciation for Franklin’s contributions and understanding of the documentary by viewing the Conversations on Franklin: A Virtual Event Series at pbs.org/ kenburns/benjamin-franklin.

“Write things worth reading,” he said in Poor Richard’s Almanack, “or do things worth the writing.”

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Conversations include: “Franklin and Writing” With Ken Burns; Christopher Brown, Professor of History, Columbia University; and Jane Kamensky, Professor of History, Harvard University. Moderated by Bina Venkataraman, Editor-at-Large, The Boston Globe.

“Franklin and Innovation” With Ken Burns; Walter Isaacson, author of “Benjamin Franklin: An American Life;” and Stacy Schiff, author of “A Great Improvisation: Franklin, France, and the Birth of America.”

Moderated by Stephanie Mehta, CEO and Chief Content Officer, Mansueto Ventures.

“Franklin and Diplomacy” With Ken Burns; Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice; and Nicholas Burns, Ambassador to the People’s Republic of China. Moderated by Judy Woodruff, PBS NewsHour.

“Franklin and Revolution” With Ken Burns; Walter Isaacson, author of “Benjamin Franklin: An American Life;” and Erica Dunbar, Professor of History, Rutgers University. Moderated by Marty Moss-Coane, Host and Executive Producer of Radio Times on WHYY.

In addition, viewers can also find episode guides and classroom resources online. Be sure to check this out and tune in for Benjamin Franklin April 4-5 at 8 p.m. on GPB.

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BENJAMIN FRANKLIN – A FILM BY KEN BURNS MONDAY, APRIL 4 - TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 8 PM

American Commissioners of the Preliminary Peace Negotiations with Great Britain.

Courtesy of Benjamin West, in the collection of Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library Benjamin Franklin, whose life has been celebrated as a quintessential American story, was anything but typical. His 84 years spanned nearly the entirety of the 18th century, an epoch of revolutionary change in science, technology, literature, politics and government—change that Franklin himself helped to advance. While Franklin was committed to the ideals of the Enlightenment—always looking to improve himself, his community and humanity at large—he was also full of contradictions.

Ken Burns explores the life and work of this consequential figure in American history in a new two-part documentary, featuring the voices of Carolyn McCormick, Josh Lucas, Paul Giamatti, Liam Neeson and Mandy Patinkin as Benjamin Franklin.

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GPB PRIME TIME APRIL SCHEDULE TIME

FRI - 1st

6:00 PM PBS NewsHour 6:30 PM 7:00 PM Political Rewind

SUN - 3rd

PBS NewsHour Weekend

PBS NewsHour Weekend

Weekend with Yankee

Samantha Brown’s Places to Love

Father Brown

Mary Berry’s Absolute Favourites

The Menace of Mephistopheles

7:30 PM

As Time Goes By

8:00 PM 8:30 PM

SAT - 2nd

Upstairs Downstairs

Keeping Up Appearances

PBS NewsHour

Lawmakers

Call the Midwife Ben Franklin Join or Die (1706 -1774)

9:00 PM 9:30 PM

MON - 4th

McLeod’s Daughters

Death in Paradise

MASTERPIECE:

Mallorca Files

Before We Die

Sanditon

10:00 PM 10:30 PM

Ben Franklin

Story of Queen Victoria 11:00 PM 11:30 PM

Join or Die (1706 -1774)

Father Brown

GPB Favorites

The Menace of Mephistopheles

Mallorca Files

THE ACC INVENTURE PRIZE 2022 Wednesday, April 6, 7 PM

Shark Tank isn’t the only place to watch the next generation of entrepreneurs showcase their wares.

The ACC InVenture Prize brings together the best young minds from the Atlantic Coast Conference in competition, pitching their inventions or businesses before a live audience and a panel of judges, for a chance to win $30,000 in prizes. It’s a reality competition show you won’t soon forget and a celebration of creativity and ingenuity.

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WEEK OF APR. 5 - APR. 11 TIME

TUES - 5th

WED - 6th

THURS - 7th

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

6:00 PM 6:30 PM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM

Antiques Roadshow

Junk in the Trunk 8

8:00 PM 8:30 PM 9:00 PM

Nature

Ben Franklin An American (1775-1790)

NOVA

Determined: Fighting Alzheimers

10:00 PM

11:00 PM

Expedition with Steve Backshall Unpacked Ben Franklin

The Indian Doctor

McLeod’s Daughters

An American (1775-1790)

Nature

Hippo King

11:30 PM

Agatha Christie’s Marple

Hippo King

9:30 PM

10:30 PM

ACC Inventure Prize 2022

Hometown Augusta

Agatha Christie’s Marple

NOVA – DETERMINED: FIGHTING ALZHEIMERS Wednesday, April 6, 9 PM

Sigrid participates in the Fitness, Aging, and the Brain study led by Dr. Ozioma Okonkwo.

Follow three women at risk of developing Alzheimer’s as they join a groundbreaking study to try to prevent the disease – sharing their ups and downs, anxiously watching for symptoms, and hoping they can make a difference.

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GPB PRIME TIME APRIL SCHEDULE FRI - 8th

SAT - 9th

SUN - 10th

PBS NewsHour Weekend

PBS NewsHour Weekend

Weekend with Yankee

Samantha Brown’s Places to Love

Father Brown

Mary Berry’s Easter Feasts

PBS NewsHour

Political Rewind

Upstairs Downstairs

McLeod’s Daughters

The Vipers Tongue

As Time Goes By Keeping Up Appearances

Death in Paradise

Call the Midwife

MASTERPIECE:

MON - 11th

PBS NewsHour

Home Diagnosis A Fork in the Road Antiques Roadshow

Grounds for Sculpture Hour 1

Antiques Roadshow

Sanditon

New Orleans Hour 2

Mallorca Files

Before We Die

Death in Paradise

Father Brown

Mallorca Files

Lens Jim Allison: Breakthrough

Story of Queen Victoria

The Vipers Tongue

GPB Favorites

Independent

RISE OF THE NAZIS: DICTATORS AT WAR Tuesday, April 12, 9 PM Facing defeat on the Eastern Front, resistance builds as Hitler pushes Germany to untold destruction. This is the story of why dictatorships fail, and of the hubris that nearly destroyed freedom, but ultimately destroyed itself.

Adolf Hitler. Courtesy of 72 Films

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WEEK OF APR. 12 - APR. 18 TIME

TUES - 12th

WED - 13th

THURS - 14th

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

Ecosense for Living Marine Life Impacts

Hometown Blue Ridge

6:00 PM 6:30 PM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 8:00 PM 8:30 PM

Antiques Roadshow

Grounds for Sculpture Hour 1

Finding Your Roots Watchmen

9:00 PM Rise of the Nazis: Dictators at War 9:30 PM 10:00 PM

NOVA

The Cannabis Question

Putin’s Road to War

Finding Your Roots

American Artic

10:30 PM

11:30 PM

Nature

Watchmen

Agatha Christie’s Marple

American Artic

Searching for Justice: Life after Lockup

Frontline

11:00 PM

Ecosense for Living The Future of Fire

The Indian Doctor

McLeod’s Daughters

Nature

Agatha Christie’s Marple

SEARCHING FOR JUSTICE: LIFE AFTER LOCKUP Wednesday, April 13, 10 PM This PBS NewsHour primetime documentary focuses on the challenges people who have spent years behind bars encounter after release — from reconnecting with family, to finding work and housing, to staying out of prison or Follow the struggles jail. It features the struggles and successes of four formerly and successes incarcerated individuals as they navigate their return to of four formerly society. incarcerated individuals.

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GPB PRIME TIME APRIL SCHEDULE FRI - 15th

SAT - 16th

SUN - 17th

PBS NewsHour Weekend

PBS NewsHour Weekend

Weekend with Yankee

Samantha Brown’s Places to Love

PBS NewsHour

Mary Berry’s Easter Feasts

Upstairs Downstairs

McLeod’s Daughters

Father Brown

The Requiem for the Dead

Mary Berry’s Easter Feasts

As Time Goes By Keeping Up Appearances

Death in Paradise

Mallorca Files

Call the Midwife

MASTERPIECE:

MON - 18th

PBS NewsHour

Home Diagnosis A Fork in the Road Antiques Roadshow

Natural Wonders

Antiques Roadshow

Sanditon

New Orleans Hour 3

Before We Die

Death in Paradise

Call the Midwife

On the Divide

Story of Queen Victoria Father Brown

GPB Favorites

The Requiem for the Dead

POV

POV: ON THE DIVIDE Monday, April 18, 11 PM

What does it mean to go against your beliefs in order to survive? Courtesy of Fishbowl Films.

On The Divide follows the story of three Latinx people living in McAllen, Texas who, despite their views, are connected by the most unexpected of places: the last reproductive health clinic on the U.S./Mexico border. As threats to the clinic and their personal safety mount, these three are forced to make decisions they never could have imagined.

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WEEK OF APR. 19 - APR. 25 TIME

TUES - 19th

WED - 20th

THURS - 21st

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

6:00 PM 6:30 PM 7:00 PM

Antiques Roadshow

Natural Wonders

7:30 PM 8:00 PM

Ecosense for Living Okefenokee Destiny/ Everglades Ecosense for Living Bats and Blooms

The Legend Lives On: Atlanta’s Fox Theatre

Finding Your Roots

Where Did We Come From?

8:30 PM 9:00 PM

Our Changing Planet

Shuler Awards

Rise of the Nazis: Dictators at War 9:30 PM 10:00 PM 10:30 PM

Frontline

Power of Big Oil Part 1

11:00 PM 11:30 PM

Earth Emergency

Finding Your Roots

McLeod’s Daughters Our Changing Planet

OUR CHANGING PLANET Wednesday, April 20, 8 PM

Conservation scientist Dr. M. Sanjayan. Courtesy of Conservation International.

Join conservation scientist Dr. M. Sanjayan for a global environmental health check of seven of Earth’s bellwether biomes. From the Arctic to the Amazon, these vulnerable habitats are changing, revealing surprising animal behaviors as species adapt.

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GPB PRIME TIME APRIL SCHEDULE FRI - 22nd

SAT - 23rd

SUN - 24th

PBS NewsHour Weekend

PBS NewsHour Weekend

Weekend with Yankee

Samantha Brown’s Places to Love

PBS NewsHour

Father Brown

Mary Berry’s Easter Feasts

Upstairs Downstairs

Emma

The Children of Kalon

Mary Berry’s Absolute Favourites

As Time Goes By Keeping Up Appearances

Death in Paradise

Mallorca Files

MON - 25th

PBS NewsHour

Home Diagnosis A Fork in the Road

Call the Midwife

Your Fantastic Mind

MASTERPIECE:

Antiques Roadshow

Sanditon

Grounds for Sculpture Hour 2

Before We Die

Death in Paradise

GPB Favorites Father Brown The Children of Kalon

Call the Midwife

Independent Lens AWARE: Glimpses of Conciousness

THE GEORGIA HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL THEATRE AWARDS (SHULER AWARDS) Thursday, April 21, 8 PM

Students from Calhoun High School perform in the musical Pippin.

Fashioned after Broadway’s Tony Awards, the Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards program celebrates excellence in high school musical theatre, embodying a spirit of camaraderie and celebration for the arts in high schools across Georgia.

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WEEK OF APR. 26 - APR. 30 TIME

TUES - 26th

WED - 27th

THURS - 28th

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

6:00 PM 6:30 PM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 8:00 PM

Antiques Roadshow

Grounds for Sculpture Hour 2

We Remember: Songs of Survivors

8:30 PM 9:00 PM 9:30 PM

Rise of the Nazis: Dictators at War

10:00 PM 10:30 PM 11:00 PM

Frontline

Power of Big Oil Part 2

We Remember: Songs of Survivors

11:30 PM

Hometown Clarkston

Your Fantastic Mind

Nature

Agatha Christie’s Marple

Portugal: Wild Land on the Edge

NOVA

Can We Cool the Planet?”

The Indian Doctor

Climate Change – The Facts

Emma

Nature

Portugal: Wild Land on the Edge

Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple

INDEPENDENT LENS: AWARE – GLIMPSES OF CONSCIOUSNESS Monday, April 25, 11 PM Scientists are arriving at new insights – some have been integral to Indigenous knowledge for millennia. Courtesy of Black

Aware follows six brilliant researchers, approaching the greatest of all mysteries from radically different perspectives, from within and without: through high-tech brain research and Eastern meditation, by scientifically exploring inner space through psychedelic substances and by investigating the consciousness of plants.

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Mary Berry’s Absolute Favourites

Upstairs Downstairs

Father Brown

The Final Devotion

As Time Goes By Keeping Up Appearances

Emma

Death in Paradise

Mallorca Files GPB Favorites Father Brown

The Final Devotion

WE REMEMBER: SONGS OF SURVIVORS Tuesday, April 26, 8 PM

Holocaust survivors partner with songwriters to turn their life experiences into powerful music for a community concert.

The lives of four Holocaust survivors are revealed and celebrated through music over an intense 6-month period of collaboration with songwriters. The results infuse their stories with emotion from the perspective of today.

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Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Arthur Molly of Denali Wild Kratts Hero Elementary Alma’s Way Curious George Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Donkey Hodie Elinor Wonders Why Sesame Street Pinkalicious & Peterrific Great British Baking Show Sesame Street Donkey Hodie Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Let’s Go Luna Nature Cat Wild Kratts Alma’s Way Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum Odd Squad Arthur

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ATLANTA LAWRENCEVILLE MARIETTA SAVANNAH

FAMILY LAW ESTATE PLANNING PROBATE

“Go ahead. Dream. Plan.

I focus on the family law so you can focus on the family.”

Michael Manely

Kourtney Bernard-Rance

William King

Dina Khismatulina

Maxine Desir

Elizabeth Davenport

David Purvis

Denethris L. Barnes

Jess A. Lill

All Family Law. All Around Georgia.

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Georgia Archives

Preserving the Past, Promoting Lifelong Success

Come to the Georgia Archives to explore Georgia’s past, learn about your family history, or attend a Lunch and Learn lecture or one of our other monthly events. To learn more, visit GeorgiaArchives.org.

Save the Date! Special programs on desegregation in Georgia 

August 19 & August 26, 2022 Classes

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October 21 & 28, 2022 Classes

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September 23, 2022 Presentation

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November 4, 2022 Presentation

Visit us at 5800 Jonesboro Road, Morrow GEORGIAARCHIVES.ORG 678.364.3710 Image from Georgia Archives, Palmetto Depot (1916) in the Atlanta and West Point Railroad Architectural and Engineering Drawings collection (ac. 1975-0435M)