GPB Next - November 2022

For Donors of Georgia Public Broadcasting

Woodpeckers: The Hole Story Premieres Wed., Nov. 2, 8 PM FY22 ANNUAL REPORT INSIDE

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Georgia Leads the Way In Addressing the National Dilemma of Undiagnosed Alzheimer’s In Georgia hundreds of thousands of people are experiencing the symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias, but aren’t diagnosed. Unfortunately, undiagnosed dementias can lead to unnecessary ER visits, massive expenses, excessive caregiver burden, and life-threatening medical complications.

Georgia Memory Net (GMN) is funded by the Georgia Department of Human Services, and authorized by the Georgia General Assembly and Governor of Georgia. GMN is built on a foundation of close partnerships between the state, dementia experts at Emory University, and interdisciplinary memory assessment center teams, who help Georgians get accelerated and accurate diagnosis. GMN now runs Scan this code for Memory Assessment Clinics around the state. It’s the referral information. model that many states are now hoping to emulate.

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W E LCO M E A Word from GPB President Bert Wesley Huffman. . . . . . .

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Visit woodpecker families throughout the world.

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Tune in for reports from the polls and a special edition of Political Rewind.

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GPB CEO Teya Ryan shares recognition from the National Educational Telecommunications Association.

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Enjoy a treat with Football Fridays in Georgia.

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MASTERPIECE: All Creatures Great and Small . . . . . . . 32 Join us for a Thanksgiving Day Marathon.

American Experience: Taken Hostage . . . 37 This episode provides eyewitness accounts of the Iranian hostage crisis when 52 Americans were held hostage.

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gpb next magazine Dear Friends, Welcome to Fall! As the humidity retreats and the temperatures usher in the cooler air and crisp light of the season, I hope you’ll take some time to enjoy these beautiful last few months of 2022. Likewise, I hope you’ll find your way to GPB to indulge in some autumn treats, including all your favorites on GPB and the unbiased news and information you need as we move through election season.

On the cover of this issue of GPB Next is a stunning snapshot from the upcoming NATURE: Woodpeckers: The Hole Story. In a thorough and unique way, only accomplished by NATURE, you’ll get an unprecedented look into the lives of these woodland creatures we all know well here in Georgia. Don’t miss it on Wednesday, November 2 at 8 p.m. And then, GPB TV brings you the variety that you have come to love from PBS and GPB from Newshour’s election night coverage on November 8 to a commemoration of the `100th anniversary of the opening of King Tut’s tomb in Tutankhamun: Allies and Enemies on November 23. And tucked in between, you won’t want to miss the special marathon of the MASTERPIECE favorite All Creatures Great and Small. You can read about everything coming up on television on page 34.

Branching out from television to the many varied offerings of GPB, you’ll read about our education division’s success at the recent NETA awards, as well as a new collection of 3D Virtual Walking Tours. Additionally, GPB Radio brings you our own election night coverage, we’ll give you a how-to on GPB Passport and you’ll read about our recent community screening and discussion around Ken Burns’ The U.S. and the Holocaust.

And, finally, from me… as we move toward Thanksgiving, I just want to reiterate how much you mean to us here at GPB. None of this programming would be possible without your investment in the work we do. Each gift we receive joins with thousands of others around the state of Georgia to pave a path of enlightenment for our viewers, listeners and users every day. Thank you, and Happy Thanksgiving!

Warmly,

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

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Woodpeckers: The Hole Story Premieres Wed., Nov. 2, 8 PM

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t’s November, and everyone knows that with Thanksgiving upon us, turkeys get all the fanfare. But, without ruffling any feathers, we wanted to spotlight another bird this month: the woodpecker.

NATURE: Woodpeckers: The Hole Story, goes deep into the woods to explore the lives of a unique avian family.

Woodpeckers come in 239 species and live on every continent except Antarctica and Australia, playing a powerful role in every ecosystem they inhabit.

They come in all shapes and sizes, each uniquely engineered for their particular lifestyles.

Filmmaker Ann Johnson Prum (NATURE: Super Hummingbirds) discovers what makes these birds so special through the intimate stories of woodpecker families across the world.

Filmmaker Ann Johnson Prum.

Courtesy of The WNET Group

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gpb.org EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS Black woodpeckers in Poland are elusive and have rarely been filmed. A pair of these large, imposing birds make a home in a beech tree, where they feed their hungry chicks.

Acorn woodpeckers love to collect acorns and “tattoo” them into the holes they create in trees.

The acorns are woodpecker gold – high in vitamins, minerals, fats and protein. Placing these acorns into trees helps this food last throughout the winter.

Gila woodpeckers make their homes in cacti in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona. After carving out the nest cavity in between the spines, the Gila must wait several months for the inner pulp to dry into a tough leathery casing before moving in.

Acorn woodpecker nestlings in nest. Carmel, CA. Courtesy of The WNET Group

Downy woodpecker on tree in winter. Brooklin, Maine.

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Woodpeckers talk to each other by drumming. Each species taps out its own rhythm to stake out a territory and call for a mate.

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Holes are the woodpeckers’ universal trademark. No matter where they live, every woodpecker makes a hole for a home.

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GPB EDUCATION 3D VIRTUAL WALKING TOURS OFFER UNIQUE VIEWS OF HISTORICALLY & CULTURALLY SIGNIFICANT GEORGIA LOCATIONS

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PB Education recently launched a new collection of 3D Virtual Walking Tours to enhance our existing robust collection of virtual field trips.

Using cutting-edge technology, GPB has recreated the experience of

walking through some of Georgia’s most historically and culturally significant locations, including the Little White House in Warm Springs, the Owens-Thomas House and Slave Quarters in Savannah, the National Prisoner of War Museum in Andersonville, New Echota, the Governor’s Mansion and more. Each tour offers a 360-degree view of the space and clickable hotspots to learn more about specific items.

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“These 3D walking tours offer students a unique learning experience. The tours give students (and adults!) an opportunity to look around a museum or historical site from every angle without leaving their classroom or home. It’s the next best thing to actually being there – which we know is not always possible.”

- Laura Evans, GPB Education Director

GPB Education Virtual Walking Tour of the Georgia Governor’s Mansion

GPB Education Virtual Walking Tour of the print shop at New Echota, the capital of the Cherokee Nation

To experience our 3D virtual walking tours, go to gpb.org/virtual tour.

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GET THE FACTS ABOUT VOTING WITH AMERICA AMPLIFIED ELECTION 2022

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his summer, we announced that GPB is one of several public media stations around the country participating in the America Amplified Election 2022 initiative, which empowers voters with the information

they need to participate in the 2022 midterm elections and supports community engagement journalism.

We want to ensure that Georgia’s citizens have the facts they need to participate in local, state and congressional elections this month, and we’ve asked you, our GPB listeners, to let us know what questions you have about the election process.

We’re thrilled that questions have come rolling in from across the state, and our newsroom is working diligently to bring you answers through in-depth reporting on the radio, television and digital platforms.

Check out the latest Election FAQs on our website at gpb.org/elections, and if there’s something you still want to know, you can submit your own question there as well!

America Amplified is made possible by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.

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GPB NEWS IS YOUR SOURCE FOR ELECTION COVERAGE

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or all the latest election day updates, follow GPB News as we report from Georgia and provide national NPR coverage on Tuesday, November 8. GPB News will report from the polls

throughout the day and from the candidate watch parties during the evening, with coverage on GPB’s statewide radio network and GPB Atlanta 88.5 FM until 8 p.m.

As part of our election day reporting, Bill Nigut will host a special edition of Political Rewind at 7 p.m.

For continuous coverage, listeners can stay with GPB News on digital gpb.org/elections for a live blog and results.

Updates from GPB News will also continue during Morning Edition on Wednesday, November 9.

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CEO SPOTLIGHT GPB EDUCATION RECOGNIZED BY NETA WITH TWO PUBLIC MEDIA AWARDS

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his month, I’d like to congratulate members of GPB’s Education division for the recognition they received during the 54th

Annual Public Media Awards hosted in September

by The National Educational Telecommunications

Association (NETA). The Public Media Awards honor work of the highest caliber in community engagement, content, education, marketing and communications.

GPB Education’s Georgia Peanuts Live Exploration was recognized at the 54th Annual Public Media Awards hosted by NETA. Stream your favorite programs with GPB Passport - gpb.org/passport

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GPB Education Director Laura Evans pictured with NETA President Eric Hyyppa.

Photo Credit: NETA. GPB Education won for Excellence in Education in the Overall Excellence category. GPB Education staff were also recognized in the Education category of Learning Events for the Georgia Peanuts Live Exploration.

With the exception of the Overall Excellence categories, stations competed within their divisions based on their station size. Awards are judged by a group of expert panelists from within the public media system, as well as industry professionals working outside of public media.

Lifelong Learning Begins Here To check out the Georgia Peanuts Live Exploration, along with more of our dynamic education resources, visit gpb.org/education.

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GPB IN THE COMMUNITY GPB HOSTS SAVANNAH SCREENING FOR THE U.S. AND THE HOLOCAUST

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ilmmaker Ken Burns is known for his masterful storytelling and honest narrative of American history and culture. His latest project, The U.S and the Holocaust, a collaboration with Lynn Novick and Sarah Botstein,

examines the rise of Hitler and Nazism in Germany in the context of global antisemitism and racism, the eugenics movement in the U.S. and race laws in the American South.

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GPB was pleased to partner with the Emory Center for Ethics earlier this fall for a screening event to explore some of these themes. Panelists from the A German policeman checks the identification papers of Jewish people in the Krakow ghetto.

Poland. Circa 1941.

Georgia Commission on the Holocaust, American Jewish Committee, Museum of History and Holocaust Education and

International

Rescue

Committee provided context and historical perspective about how Georgians were responding to the persecution Japanese families in Woodland, California wait for train at the railroad station to take them to internment camp. May 20, 1942.

that Jews and other targeted minorities faced in Europe.

The learning continues throughout the fall, with special exhibitions and programming in public libraries across the state and a public screening event in Savannah on Wednesday,

Franklin Roosevelt in Washington DC, November 9, 1943.

November 16 at 7p.m.

Visit gpb.org/holocaust for information about these events, further reading and learning resources, and to stream The U.S. and the Holocaust online.

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STREAM THE BEST OF PBS WITH THE PBS VIDEO APP AND GPB PASSPORT

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ow you can stream your favorite PBS shows, create the perfect watchlist, connect with GPB and more — anywhere you want to watch. Just download the free PBS Video App on your smart TV, tablet, computer or phone. You’ll

enjoy free access to our on-demand streaming library including drama and mystery, science and history. Most shows will be available for streaming at the same time as the broadcast date and for about two weeks afterwards.

With GPB Passport, you can watch even more! You’ll enjoy extended access to full seasons of MASTERPIECE favorites, NOVA, American Experience, American Masters, Great Performances, Ken Burns documentaries, BBC programs and more. You can even stream select programs before they air on TV. This powerful donor benefit is available with a contribution to GPB of $5/month or more.

Stream GPB Passport programs on demand on your Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, tablet, computer, smartphone and other devices.

We’re here to help you get started, find shows you want to watch and answer any questions you have. Thanks for your support!

Find Out More About GPB Passport Contact our Audience Care Team at 1-800-222-4788 or email ask@gpb.org

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A Special Message from GPB President Bert Wesley Huffman In addition to the regular features of GPB Next, we’re excited to bring you our annual report highlighting this past year’s accomplishments and the generous donors who’ve help make them possible.

Please scan the adjacent QR code for a special message from GPB President Bert Wesley Huffman previewing this year’s report.

Plant the Seed A few simple steps today will give you peace of mind tomorrow.

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Your story is important to Georgia Public Broadcasting. Help us celebrate you — the amazing community of GPB supporters who shaped our past and continue to shape our future.

Visit myimpact.gpb.org/story to share your story with us.

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GPB Programming Highlights As a supporter of GPB, you are vital to our mission of providing insightful, entertaining and educational programming to our audiences each year.

Here’s an overview of some of the exciting, diverse content and initiatives we shared through our television, radio and digital platforms.

Television Filmmaker Ken Burns profiled a consequential American figure in Benjamin Franklin, the two-part film exploring his life and work, including the revolutionary changes in science, technology, literature, politics and government he helped to advance.

In addition to the unparalled coverage of science and environmental topics through series including Nature and NOVA, PBS presented the five-part documentary series The Green Planet, with host Sir David Attenborough, which used pioneering filmmaking technology to make visible the amazing hidden life of plants. Additionally, America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston followed the New York Times bestselling author on a journey across the U.S. to examine how Americans interact with the outdoors.

According to a nationwide survey conducted in January of this year, PBS was named the most trusted media organization for the 19th year in a row, continuing to outscore government institutions and media sources— such as broadcast, cable, streaming and social media— in both value and trust, respectively.

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MASTERPIECE brought classic drama with the second seasons of All Creatures Great and Small and Sanditon, based on the works of James Herriot and Jane Austen respectively. With Ridley Road, MASTERPIECE took viewers to the swinging streets of London in 1962 for the story of a young Jewish hairdresser who infiltrates the British neo-Nazi hierarchy. Inspired by true events, the series is based on Jo Bloom’s acclaimed novel.

Closer to home, A Fork in the Road has explored how food and agricultural products are grown and made in Georgia. GPB’s Emmy-winning series Georgia Outdoors took viewers to an elephant sanctuary in southwest Georgia among the series’ many adventures, while View Finders gave viewers the chance to be inspired by Georgia’s beautiful landscapes and learn photography techniques. Dubbed as This Old House meets CSI, Home Diagnosis highlighted best practices for home improvement and high performance building.

Radio/News/Digital For the first time, NPR Music’s Tiny Desk Contest On The Road tour stopped in Atlanta, and GPB was there as Georgia artists including Alto Moon performed to an enthusiastic crowd. GPB Classical continued to expand its offerings with the addition of City Café, hosted by well-known Atlanta media personality John Lemley. GPB’s Sarah Zaslaw brought listeners performances from the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra through The ASO on GPB and classical favorites through Serendipity.

Political Rewind served as a place for thoughtful discussions around national, state and local issues. GPB News’ GA Today bi-weekly newsletter, which shares the headlines from around Georgia, expanded with the offering of another special bi-weekly edition, GA Today Politics Featuring Bill Nigut. GPB News also added Report for America corps member Sofi Gratas to our Macon Bureau. Gratas’ coverage includes public health and healthcare issues in Middle and South Georgia.

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GPB Education GPB Education is Georgia’s digital education content provider and encourages lifelong learning by providing innovative, engaging, standards-aligned digital learning resources and support to Georgia’s educators, students and families.

From July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022, Georgia Public Broadcasting’s online education content was accessed 9.9 million times.

Our top five resources were...

Lights, Camera, Budget!, a financial literacy game for secondary students Georgia Studies digital collection Physics in Motion video series Chemistry Matters video series Econ Express online course

We’ve engaged with educators and families through our monthly newsletter (51,000 subscribers), Facebook (3,145 followers) and Twitter (6,905 followers) pages, YouTube account (18,200 subscribers), and Georgia Studies teachers Facebook group (1,100 members). In total, our content and posts had a reach of 991,800 on Facebook and Twitter and had 1.9 million views and 102,500 watch time hours on YouTube.

GPB Education reached over 5,000 educators, kids and their families through educator trainings, kids camps, family learning workshops and our mobile virtual reality lab.

“Thank you GPB! I love the virtual field trips. We used the Regions VFT today and really liked the smoother navigation, much easier for students.”

“GPB never disappoints, and their products continue to get better and better!”

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In addition, GPB Education launched several new projects during the 2021-2022 School Year: Econ Express – An online course that helps teachers and students learn, practice, and assess basic economic concepts in a creative and engaging way.

Claw Control - A problem-solving game for children ages 4-8 that is aligned to the Georgia standards for computer science (CS).

Classroom Conversations - A new podcast for teachers to share and learn. Presented by the Georgia Department of Education and Georgia Public Broadcasting.

Andersonville Prisoner of War Museum Virtual Learning Journey - Interactive resource for high school students that includes Virtual Reality (VR) components.

Live Explorations: Georgia Peanuts and Cotton – Live, interactive, one-hour events that reached an audience of approximately 50K students and teachers.

Camp GPB - More episodes added of our summer series for kids in K-5 that blends day camp and learning into playful fun.

Let’s Learn GA! – More videos lessons added aligned to Pre-K through 8th grade Georgia Standards of Excellence and taught by Georgia teachers.

PBS KIDS Writers Contest - GPB’s annual writing contest for kids in K-3.

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Community Engagement Community engagement is at the core of our mission and essential to the value of public media, as we educate, serve, and create positive change in the community.

A friendly high five from Daniel Tiger at the annual Be My Neighbor Day event.

It’s been a pleasure to connect with people in communities across the state over the past year, both virtually and in-person, as we share resources, encourage curiosity, and make space and opportunity for civic dialogue.

Bringing focus to mental health and wellness continues to be a priority for our work in communities. We hosted community

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launched a new mental health hub on our website at www.gpb.org/mentalhealth with localized video, audio and news resources.

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A Q&A session at the Ken Burns’ The U.S. And The Holocaust screening.

We were happy to host educational and fun family-friendly events including Georgia Pollinator Day as part of the Atlanta Science Festival and the ever-popular Be My Neighbor Day event with Daniel Tiger! We realize the importance of understanding our collective history and the impact that has on our future. Henry Louis Gates Jr.’s beloved Finding Your Roots series laid the foundation for a series of online genealogy programs and workshops for audiences last winter.

Audiences in Atlanta and Savannah gathered for public screening events featuring Ken Burns’ The U.S. and the Holocaust in collaboration with the Emory University Center for Ethics and other local partners.

With a national spotlight on Georgia politics, GPB participated in several large initiatives focused on civic engagement and fostering civic dialogue. Individuals from across the state were paired with strangers for a recorded conversation through the StoryCorps One Small Step project, and questions about the election process submitted through America Amplified on GPB contributed to a national news series called Democracy from the Ground Up. We strive to entertain, to inspire, and to cultivate life-long learning opportunities for our neighbors and have been honored to do so through many other community partnerships including NAMI Georgia, Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society, Georgia Parent Support Network, Georgia Public Library Service, UGA Extension, Georgia Justice Project, and so many others.

We hope that you will join us in 2023, because we have many more great programs in store!

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Foundation Support FY 2021-2022 Thank You To These Foundations Who Make Our Work Possible Grants awarded to Georgia Public Broadcasting by private and corporate foundations are crucial to keeping our original programming alive and well across all divisions – TV, Radio and Education. Without their support, award-winning programs such as Georgia Outdoors, GPB News, and GPB Education’s digital resources and outreach to schools and educators would be severely diminished. Our heartfelt thanks go out to these generous partners from Georgia’s philanthropic community.

$500,000+ Robert W. Woodruff Foundation

$100,000+ R. Howard Dobbs, Jr. Foundation | The Imlay Foundation | Truist Foundation

$25,000+ Ray M. and Mary Elizabeth Lee Foundation

$10,000+ John and Mary Franklin Foundation| Courtney Knight Gaines Foundation | Price Gilbert, Jr. Charitable Fund | Frances Wood Wilson Foundation

$5,000+ Anonymous | George M. Brown Trust Fund | Conrad N. Hilton Foundation | Turner Foundation

$2,500+ Mary Brown Fund of Atlanta

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Leadership Circle Georgia Public Broadcasting wishes to thank our Leadership Circle donors. These donors help generously secure the future of GPB, and believe that supporting our work is one of the best investments they can make. Members of GPB’s Leadership Circle provide transformative support for the mission of public broadcasting in Georgia – “To harness the enormous power of television, radio and digital media to educate, inform and entertain our audiences, and to enrich the quality of their lives.”

VISIONARY - $25,000 + Stanford Brown | Lou Brown-Jewell | Jane Hiatt | Joe and Corinne Irving | Anonymous

BENEFACTOR - $10,000+ Ann Barrett | Alice Glenn | Steve Kuranoff and Cathy Selig | Shelby Outlaw | Eliot Wadsworth, II | Anonymous

ADVOCATE - $5,000+ Walter and Kathy Adams | Neville Anderson | Nancy Bailey | Jeanne Barsanti and Craig Greene | Diana Blank | William and Patricia Cook | Doug and Florida Ellis | S.T. and Margaret D. Harris Foundation | John and Julie Fox | Craig Greene | Sheffield and Elizabeth Hale | Craig and Ingrid Inglis | Tim and Angie Kaliban | Julia Knox-Hudson | Jeff Lewis | Reginald Mason | Nancy Milne | Linda Outlaw and David Kitchens | R.J. and Beth Pollock | Robert and Terri Rakusin | Margie Rogers | Priscilla Ruhe | Thomas Saylor | The Maxine and Jack Schiffman Family Foundation | Deb Schroeder | Norman and Susan Stern | John and Yeewan Stevens | Reed and Margie Tuckson | Warren Turner | Frederick and Patricia Wiegert | Suzanne Wilner | Frances Wolff | Anonymous

PRESENTER- $2,500+ Sohail and Shazia Akbar | Sam and Angie Allen | Nancy Barnes | Brita Barry | Travis Bowles | Lyons and Kate Brewer | Francine Brown | Sue Carlson | David Carlton | Eugene and Shirley Clarke | Kerry Coburn | Thomas and Judith Collentine | Allen and Phyllis Crowell | Rebecca and Charles Dees | James and Pamela DeVries | Element Wealth Advisors, An Ameriprise Private Wealth Advisory Practice | Jeff and Becky Engel | Paul and Madonna Engle | Karl Espelie | Donald and Carol Fellner | Sara Forhan and Michael Panciera | Anita and John Friedmann | Elaine and Cliff Gerke-Jolliff | Justin Godchaux and Elizabeth McCloat | Joseph Golden | Walter and Nina Hellerstein | Stephen Helwig | Alex and Sahar Higgs | Steve and Suzi Hindman | Annie Hirschenson | Lindsay and Marie Holliday | Ronald Hubbard | David John Hurley | Ed and Beverly Kinner | Erik Knudsen | Jeff and Kim Kramer | Brice and Tina Ladson | Melissa Laue | Robin Le Chanu | Lori and Peter Leonbruno | Martin Key and Laura Marshall | Thomas Mason | Jeff Mason | Simon McAbee | Mark McCord | Rao Meka | Mortimer-Harper Family | Max Obanion | Mike and Rose Padilla | Roderick Paschal | Brian and Bonnie Plikaytis | Scott Satterwhite | Ryan Schneider and Jennifer Tourial | The Schroeder Foundation | Ginna Seitz | David Shipley and Jenny Coleman | Radford Slough | Nina Smith | John and Betty Strange | Robey Tapp | Chesley Tredway | Ms. Jane Tunno | Timothy Van de Water and Lisa Chagala | Nicole Winston | Nancy and David Wistrand | Randy and Nancy Wortmann | Anonymous GPB Donor Annual Report 2022

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HAVE YOU GOT AN APPETITE FOR HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL?

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f you’ve got an appetite for high school football, you can enjoy your watch parties for Football Fridays in Georgia even more with Touchdown ‘Tizers, a collection of appetizer and dessert recipes like Healthy 7 Layer

Dip from GPB Sports’ Hannah Goodin, as well as signature dishes from high school communities across the state.

Just visit gpb.org/sports/touchdown for updated recipes, and don’t forget to tune in for Football Fridays in Georgia, Fridays at 7:30 p.m. on GPB Television and streaming at gpb.org/sports. Don’t miss all the action as Playoffs start Friday, November 11.

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All Family Law. All Around Georgia.

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Three Questions with Emory’s Dr. James Lah About Alzheimer’s Disease in Georgia

Dr. James Lah is the Director of Emory’s Cognitive Neurology Program, and is the Co-Director of Georgia Memory Net. As a renowned expert in the fields of neurology and dementia, we asked him about the state of Alzheimer’s disease in Georgia.

We know Alzheimer’s disease can lead to memory loss. What are other possible effects of the disease?

If I think I or a loved one might have Alzheimer’s, what should I do?

People may show the symptoms of Alzheimer’s in a unique way. While most experience memory difficulty, some have trouble with communication, organization, or processing visual information.

Some have trouble recognizing their own limitations. Some patients may have sleep disturbances, irritability, paranoia, delusions, and even aggressive or violent behaviors.

Discuss your concern with your primary care provider. For those on Medicare, the free Annual Wellness Visit includes routine screening for memory loss and cognitive decline.

What’s on the horizon for the treatment of Alzheimer’s?

Georgia Memory Net (GMN) is a statewide program that makes diagnostic evaluation accessible to all Georgians, and supports families living with Alzheimer’s and related disorders. GMN can work with your primary care physician to provide diagnosis, treatment recommendations, and support services.

The first wave of “disease-modifying therapies” are on the horizon. These treatments will heighten the urgency of early diagnosis, as many are expected to be ineffective beyond the earliest stages of disease.

Sponsored by the Georgia Department of Human Services.

Managed by the Cognitive Neurology Program at Emory.

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NOVEMBER PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT

Marathon Thanksgiving Day beginning at Noon

J

oin us this Thanksgiving as we return to the Yorkshire Dales to celebrate the stories of James Herriot with an All Creatures Great and Small MASTERPIECE Marathon. Since their first publication in 1970, the beloved books of James

Alfred Wight, published under the pen name James Herriot, have held a special place in people’s hearts throughout the world. This new adaptation preserves the rich and uplifting spirit, tone and values of Herriot’s iconic characters and stories and brings to life his sharply observed, entertaining and incredibly funny tales of country life in the North of England for a modern audience, introducing a new generation to his life-affirming stories.

WATCH GPB TELEVISION Atlanta

WGTV Channel 8

Dawson

WACS Channel 25

Augusta

WCES Channel 20

Macon

WMUM Channel 29

Chatsworth WNGH Channel 18

Pelham

WABW Channel 14

Columbus

Savannah

WVAN Channel 9

WJSP Channel 28

Waycross WXGA Channel 8 Left to Right: Ward Stare, Robert McDuffie, Chuck Leavell and Mike Mills Stream your favorite programs with GPB Passport - gpb.org/passport

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WEEK OF NOVEMBER 1 - NOVEMBER 5 TIME

TUES - 1st

WED - 2nd THURS - 3rd

FRI - 4th

6:00 PM 6:30 PM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 8:00 PM 8:30 PM 9:00 PM 9:30 PM 10:00 PM 10:30 PM

11:00 PM 11:30 PM

PBS NewsHour

Antiques Roadshow

“Vintage Bismarck”

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

Georgia Outdoors

World’s Greatest Cemeteries

Recruiting 2022

“Bats”

SAT - 5th PBS News Weekend Rick Steves’ Europe Father Brown

“The Viper’s Tongue”

Georgia Outdoors

“For the Love of Quail”

Nature Finding Your “Woodpeckers: Roots

Agatha Christie’s Marple

The Hole Story”

“Flight”

Finding Your Roots

Football Fridays in Georgia NOVA

“Children of Exile”

“Nazca Desert Broadchurch Mystery”

Frontline

Secrets of the Dead Broadchurch

“Putin’s War at Home”

The Hole Story”

Seaside Hotel

Keeping Up Appearances The IT Crowd The IT Crowd

Hamish Macbeth

“Decoding Hieroglyphics”

Nature Finding Your “Woodpeckers: Roots “Flight”

Ladies of Letters

Recruiting 2022 Football Fridays in GA

Father Brown

“The Viper’s Tongue”

UNRIVALED: SEWANEE 1899 Monday, November 7, 9 PM The 1899 Sewanee Tigers went 12-0 playing the biggest teams across the South, including a string of 5 games in 6 days. Hear the amazing story of this team that coaches agree will never be equaled.

The 1899 Sewanee Tigers.

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WEEK OF NOVEMBER 6 - NOVEMBER 12 TIME

SUN - 6th

6:00 PM

PBS News Weekend

6:30 PM

GPB Favorites 7:30 PM

8:30 PM

TUES - 8th

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

View Finders

7:00 PM

8:00 PM

MON - 7th

MASTERPIECE: Miss Scarlet and the Duke

Antiques Roadshow “Vintage San Antonio, Hour 2”

Antiques Roadshow “Election Collection”

Antiques Roadshow

“Election Collection”

9:00 PM MASTERPIECE: Magpie Murders 9:30 PM

Unrivaled: Sewanee 1899

Vote 2022: Election Night Special

10:00 PM MASTERPIECE: Annika 10:30 PM 11:00 PM 11:30 PM

Reel South “Flat Town”

MASTERPIECE: Miss Scarlet and the Duke

Independent Lens “Move Me”

Antiques Roadshow “Election Collection”

INDEPENDENT LENS: MOVE ME Monday, November 7, 11 PM At 27, Kelsey Peterson dove into Lake Superior as a dancer and emerged paralyzed. But within the spinal cord injury (SCI) community, she found allies in her quest to discover who she is now and to dance with disability.

Dancer Kelsey Peterson.

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GPB PRIME TIME NOVEMBER SCHEDULE WED - 9th

PBS NewsHour

THURS - 10th

PBS NewsHour

FRI - 11th

PBS NewsHour

SAT - 12th PBS News Weekend Rick Steves’ Europe

Georgia Outdoors “On the Altamaha”

World’s Greatest Cemeteries

Recruiting 2022

Father Brown “The Requiem for the Dead”

Georgia Outdoors “Backyard Ponds”

Agatha Christie’s Marple

Ladies of Letters

Nature

“American Ocelot”

Football Fridays in Georgia “Playoffs Week 1”

NOVA

“Crypto Decoded”

Keeping Up Appearances The IT Crowd

Broadchurch The IT Crowd

Secrets of the Dead

Broadchurch

Nature

Seaside Hotel

“American Ocelot”

Hamish Macbeth

Recruiting 2022 Football Fridays in Georgia

Father Brown “The Requiem for the Dead”

VOTE 2022: ELECTION NIGHT SPECIAL Tuesday, November 8, 8 PM With the control of the House and Senate hanging in the balance, PBS NewsHour’s Judy Woodruff leads live coverage of election results as they come in.

For Full Schedules and Program Information visit gpb.org

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WEEK OF NOVEMBER 13 - NOVEMBER 19 TIME

SUN - 13th

6:00 PM

PBS News Weekend

6:30 PM

MON - 14th

TUES - 15th

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

View Finders

7:00 PM GPB Favorites

Antiques Roadshow

MASTERPIECE: Miss Scarlet and the Duke

Antiques Roadshow

Finding Your Roots

American Experience

American Experience

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

“Junk in the Trunk 11”

Antiques Roadshow

“Songs of the Past”

9:00 PM MASTERPIECE: Magpie Murders 9:30 PM

“Taken Hostage”

10:00 PM

“Taken Hostage”

MASTERPIECE: Annika 10:30 PM 11:00 PM 11:30 PM

MASTERPIECE: Miss Scarlet and the Duke

Antiques Roadshow Finding Your Roots “Junk in the Trunk 11”

“Songs of the Past”

NOVA - CRYPTO DECODED Wednesday, November 9, 9 PM

What are cryptocurrencies?

From Bitcoin to NFTs, what exactly are cryptocurrencies?

And how do they work? Unravel the social and technological underpinnings of “crypto” – exploring the possibility that this new technology may change much more than just money.

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GPB PRIME TIME NOVEMBER SCHEDULE WED - 16th

PBS NewsHour

THURS - 17th

PBS NewsHour

FRI - 18th

PBS NewsHour

SAT - 19th PBS News Weekend Rick Steves’ Europe

Georgia Outdoors “A Fight for Frogs”

World’s Greatest Cemeteries #102

Recruiting 2022

Father Brown “The Children of Kalon”

Georgia Outdoors “Oh Deer!”

Agatha Christie’s Marple

Ladies of Letters

Nature

“Santa’s Wild Home”

Football Fridays in Georgia “Playoffs Week 2”

NOVA

Keeping Up Appearances The IT Crowd

Broadchurch

“Zero to Infinity”

The IT Crowd

Secrets of the Dead

Hamish Macbeth

Broadchurch

“The First Circle of Stonehenge”

Recruiting 2022

Nature

Seaside Hotel

“Santa’s Wild Home”

Football Fridays in Georgia

Father Brown “The Children of Kalon”

AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: TAKEN HOSTAGE Mon., Nov. 14 & Tues., Nov. 15, 9 PM Revisit the Iran hostage crisis, when 52 Americans were held hostage at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. Unfolding like a political thriller, the story is told through the eyewitness accounts of those who took part in the events.

Iranians burn the American flag on the roof of the occupied U.S. embassy. June 1980.

For Full Schedules and Program Information visit gpb.org

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WEEK OF NOVEMBER 20 - NOVEMBER 26 TIME

SUN - 20th

6:00 PM

PBS News Weekend

6:30 PM

GPB Favorites 7:30 PM

8:30 PM

TUES - 22nd

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

Antiques Roadshow

Antiques Roadshow

Antiques Roadshow

Finding Your Roots

Pack Horse Librarians of Appalachia

Next at The Kennedy Center

View Finders

7:00 PM

8:00 PM

MON - 21st

MASTERPIECE: Miss Scarlet and the Duke

9:00 PM MASTERPIECE: Magpie Murders

“Extraordinary Finds” “Extraordinary Finds 2”

“Extraordinary Finds 2”

“A Joni Mitchell Songbook”

9:30 PM 10:00 PM

GPB Favorites MASTERPIECE: Annika

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

“Watchmen”

American Masters “Buffy Saint-Marie: Carry It On”

MASTERPIECE: Miss Scarlet and the Duke

Independent Lens “Midwives”

PACK HORSE LIBRARIANS OF APPALACHIA Monday, November 21, 9 PM

The story of the WPA pack horse librarians.

Hear the story of pack horse librarians - women hired by the Franklin Roosevelt’s Work Progress Administration during the Great Depression to travel on horseback to deliver library books and magazines to people in Eastern Kentucky, braving creeks, mountains and inclement weather along the way.

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GPB PRIME TIME NOVEMBER SCHEDULE WED - 23rd

THURS - 24th

SAT - 26th

FRI - 25th

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

GPB Favorites Georgia Outdoors “Grand Canyon”

Georgia Outdoors

“Insect Apocalypse?”

MASTERPIECE All Creatures Great and Small Marathon

Recruiting 2022

Tutankhamun: Allies & Enemies Football Fridays in Georgia “Quarterfinals”

Tutankhamun: Allies & Enemies

Broadchurch GPB Favorites

Secrets of the Dead

“Egypt’s Darkest Hour”

Tutankhamun: Allies & Enemies

Broadchurch

Recruiting 2022 Seaside Hotel Football Fridays in Georgia

NEXT AT THE KENNEDY CENTER: A JONI MITCHELL SONGBOOK Tuesday, November 22, 9 PM

Lalah Hathaway performs during a special evening dedicated to Joni Mitchell

This new primetime series from The Kennedy Center and PBS spotlights cultural leaders from the worlds of hip hop, jazz, folk, comedy, modern dance, and more. Each episode weaves together performances filmed live at the Center with intimate off-stage moments to contextualize their significance and impact. This episode celebrates the influence of musical icon Joni Mitchell with an all-star lineup.

For Full Schedules and Program Information visit gpb.org

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WEEK OF NOVEMBER 27 - NOVEMBER 30 TIME

SUN - 27th

MON - 28th

TUES - 29th

WED - 30th

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

GPB Favorites

GPB Favorites

GPB Favorites

GPB Favorites GPB Favorites GPB Favorites

GPB Favorites

6:00 PM 6:30 PM GPB Favorites 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 8:00 PM 8:30 PM 9:00 PM 9:30 PM 10:00 PM 10:30 PM 11:00 PM 11:30 PM

TUTANKHAMUN: ALLIES & ENEMIES Wednesday, November 23, 9 PM

Mask in Egyptian Museum

Commemorate the 100th anniversary of the opening of King Tut’s tomb by exploring the mysteries of his life and burial. Egyptian archeologist Dr. Yasmin El Shazly and photographer Mahmoud Rashad meet with historians and scientists to inspect historical inconsistencies.

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GPB DAYTIME PROGRAM SCHEDULE 6 AM 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30

Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum Arthur Molly of Denali Wild Kratts Hero Elementary Alma’s Way Curious George Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Rosie’s Rules Donkey Hodie Sesame Street Pinkalicious & Peterrific

12:00

America’s Test Kitchen From Cook’s Illustrated Cook’s Country Sesame Street Rosie’s Rules Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Let’s Go Luna!

Nature Cat Wild Kratts Alma’s Way Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum Odd Squad Arthur

12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30

* Program Schedule or Times may vary

For Full Schedules and Program Information visit gpb.org

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Lead Where It Counts Zach Brown’s leadership as a student-athlete at the University of North Georgia extends far beyond the basketball court. Brown also served on the NCAA’s Division II Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

Brown graduated in May 2021 with a Bachelor of Business Administration and then began work on an MBA through UNG’s Mike Cottrell College of Business.

UNG is nationally recognized for academic excellence, leadership development, student achievement and affordability.

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Blue Ridge • Cumming • Dahlonega • Gainesville • Oconee • Online UNG is designated as a State Leadership Institution and as The Military College of Georgia®.

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