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What’s Inside Welcome

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A Word from GPB President and CEO Bert Wesley Huffman

On The Cover

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Great Migrations: A People on the Move Dr. Henry Louis Gates’ latest documentary series explores the transformative impact of Black migration on American culture and society.

Education

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Pathways to Possibilities and More Check out GPB’s new education offerings, including Pathways To Possibilities, spotlighting career pathways in computer science.

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World Channel Offers Black History Month Programming Viewers can stream all GPB’s digital television station offerings, including special Black History Month programs on the WORLD channel.

In The Community

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The Only Doctor Attend a special screening of this documentary profiling Clay County’s Dr. Karen Kinsell and the challenges of rural healthcare.

GPB TV Funny Woman Season two of this heartwarming series starring Gemma Arteton as a famous comedy star returns Sundays at 10 p.m. beginning February 2.

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A Word from President & CEO Bert Wesley Huffman Dear Friends, Thanks for turning the pages of this February 2025 issue of NEXT. Last month, we launched an audacious new five-year strategic plan and brand identity for GPB, and we received so many expressions of kindness from you. Thank you for that.

While we hope to grow our footprint in Georgia, add new donors to the rosters, increase the output of our local and original content and expand on our vital educational initiatives for children, one thing remains the same – GPB is here for you, always. We’ll continue to serve you with the very best in national and local public television and radio content. We’ll continue to keep you informed about what’s happening in the world and right here at home in Georgia. We’ll be that beacon of light for you when you need to recharge, take a deep breath or maybe just laugh. That’s the power of public media – we are so much to so many. Thank you for your continued support for us.

As we move through the next five years in this plan, I’ll be keeping you informed of our progress here in NEXT as well as other ways. You are an investor in this powerful tool for learning, engagement and entertainment for millions of Georgians!

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This month, our cover story features Great Migrations: A People on the Move, a new docuseries hosted by Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr., that explores the story of African American movement over the 20th and 21st centuries and how it has shaped our nation. In celebration of Black History Month, the WORLD channel is offering special programming, including episodes of American Masters highlighting the lives and creative journeys of Roberta Flack, Zora Neale Hurston, and Georgia’s own Little Richard, among others.

We’re also excited to premiere Georgia Legends, a new series airing Monday nights beginning February 3, which will highlight Georgians including former President Jimmy Carter, civil rights activist Xernona Clayton, Ambassador Andrew Young, philanthropist Arthur Blank and more.

Check out these highlights in this issue and more!

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Marathon Viewing Season 2 of Funny Woman will be available in its entirety beginning the evening of the broadcast premiere on Sunday, February 2.

Exclusive Series Watch Season 2 of Velvet beginning January 31 or discover this Spanish language melodrama from the beginning.

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GPB is celebrating a new docuseries that explores the story of African American movement over the 20th and 21st centuries, and how it has shaped our nation by exploring the meaning behind those movements January 28 - Feb 18 at 9 p.m.

Hosted by Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Great Migrations: A People on the Move explores the transformative impact of Black migration on American culture and society. From the waves of Black Americans to the North—and back South—over the last century to the growing number of immigrants from Africa and the Caribbean today, the film shows how movement is a defining feature of the Black experience.

“The Great Migration was not just a seismic historical event; it’s an ongoing story.”

- Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

“The Great Migration was not just a seismic historical event; it’s an ongoing story,” shaped the African American experience and redefined what it means to be ‘Black’ in this country: the great migration from the Deep South to the North and West; the reverse migration back to the South, and most recently the astonishing large migration of Africans and West Indians to this country in recent decades. In fact, more Africans migrated to the United States in a ten-year period than were forcibly shipped here

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over the entire course of the slave trade! Our series is the first to explore these three mass movements of Black human beings to this country, and what that has meant for

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said Gates. “Our series focuses on three dramatic migrations that have profoundly

the reshaping of American culture.”

Episode Overview: Tuesday, January 28, 9 PM- “Exodus” Episode 1 explores the first wave of the Great Migration (1910–1940), when more than a million Black Americans fled the Jim Crow South for the promised lands of the North.

Tuesday, February 4, 9 PM- “Streets Paved in Gold” Episode 2 explores the second wave of the Great Migration (1940-1970), highlighting how Northern and Western Black communities matured through migration and transformed the cultural and political power of Black America.

Tuesday, February 11, 9 PM - “One Way Ticket Back” Episode 3 shows how the reverse migration of Black Americans to the South—driven by mass movements, economic change and an ongoing struggle for freedom and opportunity—continues to reshape the country.

Tuesday, February 18, 9 PM - “Coming to America” Episode 4 tells the story of African and Caribbean immigrants in the United States, examining their profound impact on American culture.

As part of GPB’s community engagement initiative around the series, we are partnering with the Center for Studies on Africa and Its Diaspora (CSAD) at Georgia State University for the third annual Black History Month Global Read-a-Thon on February 26. This livestream event features individuals from different countries and cities that come together to read from selected books and share a local custom or cultural performance with the virtual audience.

The overarching goal of the Read-a-Thon is to promote global unity around

Visit gpb.org/community to learn more about the Read-a-Thon and other community events celebrating Great Migrations throughout the state.

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Us,” focusing on narratives of journeys across the African Diaspora.

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brate Africa and the Black Diaspora. This year’s theme is “Roots: The Journey of

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reading and literary freedom, with emphasis on books and themes that cele-

Education

New Year, New Educational Content to Inspire Georgia Students from GPB! Are you looking for inspiring education content to share?

Check out GPB’s latest offerings!

Pathways to Possibilities Computer science powers the innovations shaping our world today. This new collaboration with the Georgia Department of Education spotlights career pathways in computer science, exploring how different high school courses integrate key computer science conNEXT Magazine

cepts. We also connect students to real-world careers by featuring industry professionals who offer an inside look at the diverse and exciting opportunities in the field of computer science.

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Check it out at gpb.org/pathways-possibilities.

Instrument Quest Do you know or have a student at home who is not sure what instrument they want to play?

They’re on a quest! Instrument Quest is a four-part series that explores the different instrument families: brass, strings, woodwind, and percussion.

Host Sarah Zaslaw and teen musicians from the Atlanta area help kids learn about different instruments and their sounds. In the series, students discover how the instruments are played and what musicians love most about their instrument of choice.

Check it out at gpb.org/instrument-quest.

Tiny Mic, Big Ideas We are shining a spotlight on the incredible creativity and ingenuity of student inventors across the state participating in Georgia Tech’s K-12 InVenture Prize. Tiny Mic, Big Designs is a shortform video series highlighting our shared commitment to fostering creativity and excellence in STEM education. New episodes are released every Tuesday.

Check it out at gpb.org/tiny-mic or on GPB’s education Instagram account.

Digital

World Channel Offers Special Black History Month Programming GPB has added several new streams to our website of our digital television channels.

In addition to GPB HD and our 24-hour PBS KIDS channel, audiences can also enjoy do-it-yourself” programming on Create, local and national arts programming on ALL ARTS, Japanese and Asian programming on NHK World Japan, and everything from local programming from

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Georgia State University to stories humanizing complex issues on WORLD Channel.

Check out a sampling of just some of the special programming streaming on WORLD in celebration of Black History Month this February.

HBCU Week Year 2 Two all-new episodes of this original series dedicated to recognizing the historical and cultural significance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

Stories from the Stage Ordinary people share extraordinary experiences through personal tales of love and loss, amazing adventures, incredible surprises and unexpected triumphs.

AfroPoP: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange This award-winning series focuses on independent documentaries and short films about contemporary life, art and culture from the African Diaspora.

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Learn about the lives and creative journeys of those who have left an indelible impression on our cultural landscape including Little Richard, Max Roach, Roberta Flack, Zora Neale Hurston, and Marian Anderson.

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Community Engagement

GPB Partners with Emory University for Screening of The Only Doctor Wednesday, February 26 at 5:30 PM Filmmaker Matt Hashiguchi explores the journey of Clay County Georgia’s Dr. Karen Kinsell through his film The Only Doctor, who as the only doctor in the rural county, worked several years without pay. No longer able to volunteer full-time, she faces the possibility of closing her clinic. However, with her strong commitment to her community, Dr. Kinsell seeks to continue serving her patients amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, dwindling support and broken promises.

Since its premiere on PBS Reel South, the film has sparked conversations between medical providers, underserved communities and the public.

“For me, spending time with Dr. Kinsell and her patients gave me the courage to have difficult conversations regarding the health of myself and family and prepared me for the reality of having to accept whatever outcomes may come,” says Hashiguchi. “And for audiences, I hope this film serves as a reminder, that at some point we all will get sick, and if we want to stave off death, then we must bolster and protect our healthcare system.”

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GPB will host a community screening of The Only Doctor at Emory University on Wednesday, February 26 at 5:30 p.m. Dr. Kinsell and filmmaker Matt Hashiguchi will be in person to discuss their experiences making the film and the lessons they learned about the American healthcare system.

“Healthcare is a human right,” notes Dr. Kinsell. “But we do not make it affordable or even very accessible to many. There are so many changes that need to be made in the system.”

Visit gpb.org/community to learn more about this important screening and discussion hosted in partnership with Emory’s Healthcare Ethics Consortium and the Emory Center for Ethics.

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Uniting & Uplifting Georgia: A Roadmap for 2030 We’ve got big plans for the future of GPB, and we are counting on you to be a part of it.

Please visit our website at the address below or scan the QR code to read more, hear directly from our CEO, and make your gift of support.

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GPB Extra

Georgia Legends Features Our State’s Premier People and Places Beginning Monday, February 3 at 9 PM Curious about some of Georgia’s most famous citizens and most notable businesses and institutions? Tune in for the premiere of Georgia Legends at 9 p.m. Monday, February 3. As the series begins, host Jeff Hullinger will guide viewers through episodes capturing the lives of captivating figures from civil rights pioneers Xernona Clayton to entrepreneur Ted Turner and more.

Episodes include: Andrew Young / NuWay Weiners Andrew Young was a preacher, civil rights leader, and one of the most influential leaders in our state. Jeff Hullinger explores the life journey of Andrew Young and the impact he had on not only

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Georgians, but the country. The fast-food chain NuWay Weiners was one of the earliest hot dog restaurants in the country and is still considered a food institution throughout the middle of the state. Their decades long rivalry with Atlanta’s Varsity for being “top dog,” is legendary.

Arthur Blank / Ted Turner Two maverick leaders, both titans in the world of business; both revolutionized their industries and brought recognition to Atlanta and the state. Jeff Hullinger sits down with Home Depot Co-founder Arthur Blank to talk about his life, his influences, his teams, and his continued philanthropy that helps so many Georgians. And sometimes called the “mouth from the South,” Ted Turner is so much more. From billboard company owner, celebrated yachtsman, to media mogul, Turner not only changed the broadcasting landscape but has tried to make the world a better place in the process.

Nathan Deal / GA Visitors Center Former Governor Nathan Deal discusses the many roles that he has taken on in his lifelong service to the great state of Georgia and his continued support for his wife’s legacy to literacy and education. Also in this episode, it may be the country’s oldest continuously used Welcome Center, but most Georgians would have to stray far off the beaten path to find it. A look at state’s first visitors center and the history that created it.

Xernona Clayton / Robert Frost Jeff Hullinger explores the lives of two “outsiders” who impacted the lives of so many Georgians. Xernona Clayton came in the 1960’s to help Martin Luther King in his quest for civil rights and stayed on to become a television trail blazer and beloved member of the Atlanta community.

And, when Pulitzer Prize winning Poet Laureate Robert Frost accepted an invitation to teach a class at a small private college in Decatur, little did he know that it would form a decades-long relationship with the women of Agnes Scott College, influencing a generation in their love of language and poetry.

Jimmy Carter / Steve Penley

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They were two “politicians” taking on a cause that would influence the rest of their careers. For Rosalynn Carter it would be a lifetime promoting mental health care in the state as well as the country in her role as First Lady, and for former Governor Roy Barnes it would be the painful and difficult challenge of removing civil war imagery from Georgia’s state flag. Jeff Hullinger explores the lives and political challenges of two Georgia Legends.

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He was 39th President of the United States and the only Georgian to reach the highest office in the land, but to most people, he was simply “Jimmy.” Jeff Hullinger shares the complicated life and times of James Earl Carter, as well as the colorful and patriotic inspirations of Atlanta artist Steve Penley.

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Funny Woman: Season 2 Sunday, February 2, 10 PM Season two promises more laughs and heartwarming connections as we see Gemma Arterton (The Kings Man, Summerland) return as Sophie Straw, the nation’s favorite TV comedy star, navigating her newfound fame and career, a group of good friends, while her romance with Dennis, played by Arsher Ali, is full of promise. However, with new opportunities come new challenges; will Sophie be able to embrace her real life

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Chautauqua at 150: Wynton Marsalis’ All Rise Tuesday, February 11, 10 PM Celebrate the story and lasting impact of this iconic institution through inspiring stories of faith and democracy with a stirring performance of Wynton Marsalis’ All Rise and appearances by Kathryn Hahn, Kwame Alexander, Misty Copeland and more.

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