GPB Next - November 2023

For Donors of Georgia Public Broadcasting

Great Lighthouses of Ireland PREMIERING THURSDAY NOV. 9 AND THURSDAY, NOV. 16

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W E LCO M E A Word From GPB President and CEO, Bert Wesley Huffman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 O N

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Great Lighthouses of Ireland. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 This four-part series captures the significance of lighthouses in Irish culture and the beauty of the captivating landscapes that surround them.

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Host Leah Fleming shares important events and smart conversations from around the state on this weekly magazine show.

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Alma’s Way. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 GPB celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a special showing of the PBS KIDS program Alma’s Way at Emory University’s Michael C. Carlos Museum.

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GPB spotlights environmental changemakers with the WILD HOPE documentary series at CompassionCon.

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FY 23 ANNUAL REPORT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 A special thank you to our donors and a look back at our accomplishments for the 2023 fiscal year.

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GHSA Football Playoffs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 GPB Sports provides live coverage as the state’s top high school teams go head-to-head in the 2023 GHSA Football Playoffs.

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Giving Tuesday Is Almost Here!

This year, Giving Tuesday is November 28. This annual day of giving inspires millions of people around the world and here at home to come together in celebration of generosity. As you think about the non-profit organizations that matter to you, please take a moment to consider GPB’s impact.

Our television and radio broadcasts reach across Georgia and into Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina and North Carolina. And thanks to our online streams, people listen to and watch GPB from all over the world.

More and more communities that no longer have reporters covering local news rely on GPB as a primary connection.

GPB is freely available to households without internet or cable access, so children can watch and learn from the educational programs we deliver every day.

Military personnel serving thousands of miles away connect with their home state through GPB’s live streams, web content and podcasts.

Through our community engagement initiatives, we bring people together to collaborate, who may never connect otherwise.

At this time of year, please consider making a special Giving Tuesday gift to GPB. Your contribution is tax-deductible and will support our mission of public service in the months ahead. Thank you!

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Dear Friends, How often do you find yourself saying, “How can it already be…?”? You can insert any number of holidays, months or life events into the end of that question. Maybe we do that because we tend to lose our focus in the minute details of everyday life – finding that difficult balance with work, family and various other obligations. But now and again, nature snaps us awake with a beautiful display impossible to miss. That to me, is the fall of the year. Just this week, I’ve been enjoying the crisper light, cooler mornings and the beginning dulling of the bright green trees to various shades of amber and rust. I hope you’re experiencing the same thing and finding (or making) time to enjoy all of the beauty that autumn brings.

Fall is also special to me because it ushers in Thanksgiving and an emphasis on gratitude in general. This month in particular is a good time to stop and bring to mind people and places that are especially in our hearts. It’s my sincere hope that GPB is on your list of places you hold dear. Every day we work to bring you the best in public media across so many platforms, but even more than that we strive to make your home, Georgia, even better. When I think of how many children in Georgia benefit from our free educational resources, or I see the smile on a child’s face when they meet their hero, Daniel Tiger, I am instantly grateful for what GPB means to the communities we serve, and to me. This place has served as a constant in my life for a decade now, and honestly it was the first decade when I felt comfortable in my adult skin, navigating the world in a more confident and expressive way. I think GPB was instrumental in giving me that, and that’s why I want to share it with all of you.

So, use this month focused on gratitude to spend time with your family, enjoy delicious food, maybe hike through the colorful mountains, and save just a little time for GPB. And, if you are able, consider an additional gift this year for those who are so grateful for what GPB does in their lives, but they cannot afford to give right now.

This resource is so valuable for everyone in Georgia, and I think that’s something we can all be thankful for.

Warmest regards,

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

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Beginning November 1, binge Season 10 of Doc Martin on Passport before its GPB broadcast gpb.org/passport premiere December 14.

In this exciting final season, a year has passed since Martin (Martin Clunes) resigned his medical license, and his wife, Louisa (Caroline Catz), is now the one seeing patients in her new career change as a child counselor, while he looks after their two young children. But does he ever want to practice medicine again? Find out before anyone else as you stream the series on Passport this month!

Looking for help with GPB Passport?

Reach out to us at ask@gpb.org, 800-222-4788 or gpb.org/Passport/FAQ. Thank you for supporting GPB!

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Great Lighthouses of Ireland

Premiering Thursday Nov. 9 and Thursday, Nov. 16

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n Ireland, lighthouses are much more than an aid to navigation. They play a significant role in both the island-nation’s history as well as their current culture.

The stories that surround these romantic landmarks represent a deep heritage

of seafaring with a spirit of adventure, mystery and beauty.

GPB is proud to present American Public Television’s four-part series, Great Lighthouses of Ireland, premiering Thursday Nov. 9 and Thursday, Nov. 16 with two new episodes each night at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m.

From the captivating Irish landscapes and dramatic drone footage of the harsh elements that surround them, to the moving stories of the lighthouse keepers who tend to these iconic structures, this dramatic series will have you awestruck in wonder and on the edge of your seat.

Join us by tuning in to these rich stories featuring compelling narrative and visually spectacular scenes that shed light on the lighthouse’s evolving significance in Irish culture through modern day technology, engineering and art.

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Episode Overview: Episode 1

Thursday, Nov. 9 - 7 PM Author James Morrissey explores the history of lighthouses at Fastnet, off the coast of County Cork.

Episode 2

Thursday, Nov. 9 - 8 PM The Kish Bank lighthouse marks a shallow and dangerous sandbank off the coast of Dublin, an astounding feat of 20th-century engineering.

Episode 3

Thursday, Nov. 16 - 7 PM Lighthouse technology is constantly evolving. Take a deep dive into these infrastructures in Kerry, at Cromwell Point lighthouse on Valentia Island.

Episode 4

Thursday, Nov. 16 - 8 PM Lighthouses have been a source of fascination and inspiration for photographers and painters. Photographer Peter Cox shares some of his spectacular images of the structures, including the Skelligs Lighthouse.

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GPB RADIO

Join Host Leah Fleming for Georgia in Play Fridays at 2 PM

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t’s a phrase you often hear relating to Georgia’s political scene, especially since the 2020 election turned a reliably red state purple. But aside from politics, Georgia is in play for several other reasons. Ethnic and racial diversity, housing,

sports, arts & culture, science and health are all topics that are interesting not just to Georgians, but a national audience is curious about what’s happening in the state as well. That’s what this show is about, a daily look at all the ways Georgia matters.

With the belief that an informed community makes our state and the South better and enriches all lives, Georgia in Play provides a platform for real conversations in a safe space to help a listener better understand Georgia’s changing landscape. It’s a place where everyday Georgians’ voices are amplified along with lawmakers, entertainers and creatives to inspire us all. In a divided country and state, Leah Fleming hosts conversations that inform, challenge and - most importantly - unify listeners.

Georgia in Play airs Fridays at 2 p.m. on GPB Radio and gpb.org.

Lean how to subscribe to the podcast at gpb.org/podcasts/georgia-in-play.

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GPB EDUCATION

GPB Education Commemorates Hispanic Heritage Month with a Special Showing of PBS KIDS Favorite Alma’s Way

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s children and their families gathered at the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University last October to celebrate the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month, GPB was proud to take part in the special event showing

of an episode of the PBS KIDS program Alma’s Way.

Attendees visiting the museum galleries as part of the exhibition You Belong Here: Place, People, and Purpose in Latinx Photography, viewed photography by Latinx artists from across the country, while the special episode of Alma’s Way featured the young character exploring community murals in her neighborhood.

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Author Raúl the Third (Center) works with kids at GPB’s event.

Feeling very inspired, attendees worked together with New York Times bestselling and three-time Pura Belpre award-winning illustrator and author Raúl the Third to color a community mural taken from his book, ¡Vamos! Let’s Cross the Bridge. The multi-talented author also hosted special story time sessions that included books from his popular ¡Vamos! series featuring Little Lobo and a cast of characters.

GPB also provided attendees with PBS KIDS backpacks stuffed with learning activities, GASHA GO! World activity books and information about many other GPB and PBS learning resources.

We love being able to connect families with our educational resources through community partnerships like this!

To learn more about our offerings and events, visit gpb.org/education.

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GPB IN THE COMMUNITY

GPB Highlights Environmental Changemakers with WILD HOPE Documentary Series at CompassionCon

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ith so much negative environmental news out there, it is more crucial than ever to show that all hope is not lost. And while climate change is global and requires global solutions, biodiversity loss often takes

place locally, so individuals can help reverse it through local efforts to protect wildlife and wild spaces.

GPB was pleased to be a part of CompassionCon this fall, an Atlanta-area community-based festival where attendees explored conservation successes from around the world and learned about fun and exciting ways to get involved in our communities’ environmental efforts.

CompassionCon featured multiple areas focused on different topics, including a Learning Garden, Healthcare Pavilion, Civil & Human Rights Town Center and YOU(th) Belong Village among others.

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The activities and family-friendly attractions associated with each topic area highlighted the viral nature of compassion when our community prioritizes common humanity and interdependence.

GPB hosted the Environmental Hub area of the event, where we highlighted the WILD HOPE documentary series that shares global stories of intrepid changemakers who are restoring and protecting our planet through hyper-local initiatives

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measurable progress. The series highlights how individuals from diverse backgrounds, including scientists, landowners,

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and activists, who are working toward a common goal can unleash a powerful ecological comeback.

From food to water to land – supply, access and utilization impact our health, our lives, the economy and the environment.

Visit scienceforgeorgia.org to learn about ways that you can make a positive change in your community.

Stream all the episodes of WILD HOPE now at gpb.org/wildhope.

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GPB EXTRA Inside The Warren Commission Monday, November 20, 10 PM

Pictured: Members of the Warren Commission. Courtesy of UGA.

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ovember 22 marks 60 years since the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Inside The Warren Commission presents a riveting account of the people who worked tirelessly to discover the truth behind this

national tragedy.

The Warren Report is perhaps the most misunderstood document in modern history and remains unread by most Americans. This documentary from filmmaker William VanDerKloot offers viewers insight into its content, the commission who authored it and their investigation. Based on new evidence, the film showcases the personalities, politics, and challenges − both internal and external − that made this investigation one of the most controversial of our time. Featured interviews include Tom Johnson, Special Assistant to President Lydon Johnson, and Charles E. Campbell and Earl Leonard, who served as Executive Secretary and Press Secretary respectively to U.S. Senator Richard Russell of Georgia.

Tune in for this enthralling documentary Monday, November 20 at 10 p.m.

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GPB Programming Highlights As a supporter of GPB, you help fulfill our mission to create, produce and distribute high quality programs and services that educate, inform and entertain audiences and enrich the quality of their lives. Thank you.

Here’s an overview of the impactful content we shared across our television, radio, news and digital platforms this year:

Television From Season 9 of Finding Your Roots featuring Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. guiding 21 guests through their family tree with cutting-edge DNA analysis, to American Experience’s series, Ruthless: Monopoly’s Secret History, which reveals the untold tale of corruption behind the makers of the game – GPB brought audiences a variety of compelling programs this year. PBS also launched an unprecedented environmental and climate initiative through a series of programs examining climate change’s impact on sensitive communities and more. And, the all-new Crisis of Substance documentary, produced by GPB in partnership with the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, sought to bring both awareness and hope for change in Georgia’s opioid crisis.

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In addition, MASTERPIECE kicked off the new year with season three of All Creatures Great and Small, based on the bestselling memoirs of veterinarian James Herriot. The highly anticipated and heartwarming series was enthused by the Boston Globe and the mysterious season 3 of Miss Scarlet and the Duke, as well as the final season of

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Austen’s

inspired, Sanditon, All Creatures Great And Small

brought viewers both drama and romance with plenty

of twists and turns along the way.

On the local front, GPB TV was proud to provide special programming that captured Georgian stories, cuisines, and landscapes, including

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Outdoors, hosted by Sharon Collins, A Fork in the Road hosted by David Zelski, and View Finders hosted by Chris Greer and Paul Daniel.

A Fork in the Road host David Zelski (Above) and Georgia Outdoors host Sharon Collins. (Below)

In the world of PBS KIDS, a new series featuring three marsupials, Work It Out Wombats!, helped children learn how to problem solve and express themselves one adventure at a time.

Work It Out Wombats!

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Radio/News/Digital GPB presented live coverage of the January Gubernatorial Inauguration across our TV, Radio and Digital platforms from Georgia State University.

Additionally, GPB News launched a new daily podcast, Georgia Today with Peter Biello, bringing listeners in-depth reporting and compelling stories from across the state every weekday afternoon.

The Battleground: Ballot Box podcast with GPB reporter Stephen Fowler also examined how voting works in Georgia, along with providing additional political news coverage.

GPB launched the Peach Jam Podcast to bring listeners songs and stories from a variety of talented, diverse bands and artists who call Georgia home.

In addition to the many issues affecting Georgians that it covers, GPB News is also continuing to be an expert source for in-depth reporting on public health policy, the health care crisis facing rural communities and mental health issues.

GPB hosted the popular public radio program Science Friday for an event featuring host Ira Flatow, award-winning science correspondent. The event drew in enthusiastic listeners to learn about creatures of the sea at this unique, pop-science experience.

GPB also hosted a special event with Mary Louise Kelly, a national co-host of NPR’s All Things Considered. Kelly, a Georgia native, talked with attendees about her experiences and long career in public radio, as well as discussing her latest book, It. Goes. So. Fast: The Year of No Do-Overs, released this year.

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Foundation Support FY 2022-2023 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.

$350,000+ The Hewlitt Foundation

$50,000+ The Imlay Foundation

$20,000+ Conrad N. Hilton Foundation | Ray M. and Mary Elizabeth Lee Foundation | Report for America | David, Helen and Marian Woodward Fund

$10,000+ Price Gilbert, Jr. Charitable Fund | The Mycelium Foundation | Loyce and Annette Turner Foundation

$5,000+ Anonymous | George M. Brown Trust Fund | Frances Wood Wilson Foundation

$2,500+ Mary Brown Fund of Atlanta | Gulfstream Grant Program

$1,000+ Marin Community Foundation

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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, 2022, to June 30, 2023, Georgia Public Broadcasting’s online education content was accessed over 11 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 (3K followers) and Twitter (7K followers) pages, YouTube account (28K subscribers), and Georgia Studies teachers Facebook group (over 1K members).

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

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In addition, GPB Education had several exciting initiatives during the 2022-2023 School Year: Launched Let’s Go Enviro, a new video series with support materials for high school aligned to environmental science standards.

Launched seasons 2 and 3 of Classroom Conversations podcast. GPB’s collaboration with GaDOE received a 2023 Communicator Award of Distinction and has been downloaded over 45,000 times.

GASHA Go World!: Claw Control, latest game for primary computer science, received a 2023 EdTech Cool Tool Award.

Hosted Pollinators Live Exploration at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia in Athens that had a live audience of over 20K students and educators. This makes our 10th live exploration event.

Launched Start It UP! – a small business simulator game for high school students - a collaboration with Georgia Council for Economic Education and funded by Truist Foundation.

Received the Overall Excellence in Education award at the 54th Annual Public Media Awards presented by the National Educational Telecommunications Association (NETA).

Added hundreds of new resources to Georgia Home Classroom, our collaboration with GaDOE (including digital learning plans, Let’s Learn GA videos, School Stories videos, instructional support videos, etc) Added more episodes to Camp GPB, our summer series for kids in kindergarten through 5th grade.

Held the PBS KIDS Writers Contest for kids in kindergarten through 3rd grade and hosted an awards ceremony for families at our GPB headquarters. We had over 200 entries.

Distributed 3,500 backpacks full of learning resources and supplies in under-resourced communities across the state.

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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 musical celebration of Black history to advance racial solidarity, equity and belonging with Music in Common and the Black Legacy Project.

GPB takes our commitment to engaging communities throughout the state of Georgia seriously. This engagement takes many forms, including in-person and virtual film screenings, storytelling workshops and initiatives, and connecting with children and caregivers through trusted PBS KIDS content. We work with a wide variety of community partners to bring local relevance to national content from PBS and NPR, while also bringing to life local content produced right here at GPB. We explored topics including opioid harm reduction, worker’s rights and universal basic income, immigration and belonging, the criminal justice system, family dynamics and legacy, meritocracy and educational inequity, and more through documentary film screenings with Independent Lens, POV, and American Experience.

GPB The Harvest Screening.

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We celebrated Black joy with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.’s Making Black America film and accompanying student art exhibit and performances. We explored family genealogy with a series of virtual events around Finding Your Roots and partnered with the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society for an in-person workshop at the Georgia Archives. And we honored Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with a musical celebration of Black history to advance racial solidarity, equity and belonging with Music in Common and the Black Legacy Project.

Mental health and wellness continues to be a priority for us. We were pleased to partner with a number of organizations to help connect Georgians with information and resources, including, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Mercer School of Medicine’s Center for Rural Health and Health Disparities, South Georgia Health Start, Georgia Rural Health Innovation Center, Postpartum Support International, and Hillside Atlanta, to name a few.

Providing space and opportunity for storytelling with a diverse array of voices through partnerships with The Moth, StoryCorps, and Southern Storytellers was a pleasure and allowed us to help build respect and empathy for one another. We’ve had fun exploring this beautiful state and learning about icons in all corners on scavenger hunts with the Georgia Geocacher’s Association through the Iconic America series this summer.

It’s been a great year and we have many more plans in place for 2024. Visit our website to learn more about the work we are doing in the community and upcoming events. in the

Learn more at gpb.org/community.

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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.”

LUMINARY - $50,000 + Stanford M. Brown | James and Sarah Kennedy | Dennis Lockhart

VISIONARY - $25,000 + Joe and Corinne Irving

CHAMPION - $15,000 + Alice Glenn | Steve Kuranoff and Cathy Selig | Shelby Outlaw

BENEFACTOR - $10,000 + Doug and Florida Ellis | S.T. and Margaret D. Harris Foundation | Edwina and Tom Johnson Tim and Angie Kaliban | Nancy Milne | Suzanne B. Wilner

ADVOCATE - $5,000 + Walter and Kathy Adams | Yum and Ross Arnold | Nancy Bailey | Ann Barrett | Jeanne Barsanti and Craig Greene | Andrew Benator | Friends at the Birdseed Fund | Dan and Merrie Boone Foundation | William and Patricia Cook | Tim and Susan Cowles | Sadler Family Foundation | John and Julie Fox | Friend of GPB | Jane Hiatt | Dan and Merrie Boone Foundation | Craig and Ingrid Inglis | Pat Knox-Hudson | George and Dale Levert Rachel McAdams | Bill and Karen O’Brien | Linda Outlaw and David Kitchens | Martha M. Pentecost | Margie Rogers | Matt and Victoria Rooks | Priscilla and David Ruhe | The Maxine and Jack Schiffman Family Foundation | Deb and Karl Schroeder | John and Yee-Wan Stevens | Reed and Margie Tuckson | Heyward and Sue Wells | Frederick and Patricia Wiegert | Gloria Willis Heath | Frances Wolff

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PATRON - $1,500 Nancy and Ron Adam | Laurent Adler and Deblina Datta | Salpi Adrouny | Sandra Anderson | Ann S. Anderson | Holly Firfer and Shawn Arnold | Howard and Colleen Austin | Lori AvirettMackenzie | Kathryn Bailey | Eshwar and Aarati Bandlamundi | Penny Barbakow | Brita Barry Susan Bass and Thomas Bradford | David Batchelor | Archie Bearden | Shane and Gina Benson | Michael and Joan Bernardino | David Block | Arthur Brannen | Marcia Brelsford | Adam Brookner | Mark and Janet Brown | Judy Lynn Burge | MB Burke | John Burrison | Joan Burtner | Blake Caldwell and Joel Rosenstock | James Cason | John Champion and Penelope Malone | Chris Clegg | Craig and Sydney Cleland | Anne and Tony Cochran | Ralph and Rita Connell | Kate and Matthew Cook | Catherine and John Crawford | Ann Critz | Allen and Phyllis Crowell | Warren Culpepper | Margaret Curtis | Richard and Elaine Davies | Donata Defilippi Ellen Delage | Andrew Dempster | Rosalyn and Chris Devine | Bunnie Doyle | Christopher Drew | Carolyn Arakaki and Peter Drotman | Mamie Dunston | Sandra and John Eddington | William Ellis | Margaret Ellis | Bob and Virginia Eschenbacher | Julie Esterline | Dan and Susan Fabrick | Abiodun Famakinwa | Linda Farrell | Kaye and Thomas Fearneyhough | Donald and Carol Fellner | Joan Fitzgerald | John Fleming | David and Jane Flowerree | Joyce and Michael Flueckiger | Sara Forhan and Michael Panciera | Karen Foster | Richard Foster | Kathryn Gerhardt | Elaine and Cliff Gerke-Jolliff | Gus and Barb Giebelhaus | Robert Giuliano and Helen Hvizdak | Kathryn and James Godwin | John Goff | Robert Graham and Jim Suss | Seth and Linda Harp | Phillip and Lisa Hartley | Howard Heintz | Bob Henderson | Amy Heustess | Daniel Higgins | William and Elizabeth Knox Hopkins | Bert Wesley Huffman and Chris Boggs | Ingram Foundation, Inc. | Harold and Jenny Itkin | Mohan and Laura Iyer | Nina Janopaul |

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PATRON - $1,500 - Continued Lonnie and Darlene Jenkins | Robert Jeremias | Rodger Johnson | Wayne Johnson | Lee A. Johnson | Joy W. Jones | Deana and Steven Jones Jen and Leo Rose | Allison Kays | Martha and Blaine Kelley | Anne Kerr | Debra Keys | Thomas and Barbara Kiernan | Sharon Kilfeather | Spencer and Gail King | Jack and Beverly King | Edward Klatt | Douglas Kleiber | Stephanie Kong | Elaine Korn Jeffrey and Cathy Korotkin John and Marianne Kosiewicz | Jeannie Kostiuk | Lisa and Jack Krisher | Joy Kyne | Rudell Lawrence | Bryson Levisay | James Lewis | Michael Longergan | Bill Loper | Kaarin MacKinnon | James Marshall and Camille Hope | Kathrin and Douglas Mattox Debra McCowan | Ellen McElyea | Elizabeth McGhee | Annelies McMorran | Gene Melton | Randy and Jane Merrill | Thomas and Vivian Miller | Kincaid and Allison Mills | Suzanne and Bob Minarcine | Perry Mitchell and Pamela Woodley | Scott and Theresa Mitchell | Ann and Joseph Monley | Laura Brittain Moore | Patricia and Allen Moore | Daniel and Casey Moriarty | Mortimer-Harper Family | Evelyn and James Moss | Larry Muir and Mary Hall | Jo Ann Nelson | Michael Nestler | Nancy Hartmann and Robert Neumann | Winton and Ainsworth Noah | Elaine North Kathleen O’Connor | Shawn Orth | Carlos and Martha Osmon | David Paule and Gary Mann | Loraine Piro | Brian and Bonnie Plikaytis | Buffie Purselle | Gilbert Rapley | Jo Ann Ray | Ron and Barbara Reid | Edwin Reynolds | Sally Rhoden | Norm and Clare Richie | Eleanor H. Ridley | Kathleen and Bob Rieter | Kenneth and Linda Roberts | Ira Robinson, II | Roger Roemmich Judith Rohrer | Karen L. Rose | Carol Rossiter and Stephen Sturek | Jon Rundle | Marylynn Ryan | Martin and Blis Savidge | Ryan Schneider and Jennifer Tourial | Susan Schultz Janet and Ira Schwartz | Sandra Seifert | Michael Shapiro and Suzanne Wakefield | Marsha Selby | Deborah Shelton | Perry M. Smith | Pamela Smith | Gregory Smith | Rebecca and John Somerhalder | Ned and Mary Sommer | John and Sharman Southall | Lester Stephens and Marie Ellis | Dorothy Stribling | Bob and Kathy Strickland | Lynne Strickland | Roger and Joanna Stroud Bobsie Swift | Shivani and Navin Taneja | Jennifer Taylor and Tony Long | Cynthia Thompson | Debbie Thompson | Tobi and Angelyca Todd | Philipp Torres and Jane Huang | Amy Totenberg and Ralph Green | Julia Tse | James Tuley III | Lauren Turner | Jay Waldman | Edward and Roberta Weintraut | Reina Welch | Jonathan and Janine Weller | Jennifer Whitaker Pam White | Marie White | Sherry and Jeff White | Adam Williams and Ann Dowman | Bradford Williams | Susan Williamson | Angela and George Williamson | Deborah Winegard | Stuart Witham | Kathlene and Adam Woodlief | Shirley Wright and Dennis Alexander | Charles and Aimee Yarber | Charles and Mary Yates | John Zellars, Jr. and Randy Tibbals | Walter and Jeanie Daves | Anonymous

GPB Donor Annual Report 2023

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

Create your free, legal will at freewill.com/gpb

Estate Planning:

Plan for your future, and the future of GPB. Have you explored GPB’s partnership with FreeWill and their free estate planning tool? Take action this week and see how your estate plan can bring peace of mind, for years to come!

Contact us today for a FREE Personal Estate Planning Guide Sherry White, Director of Leadership Giving swhite@gpb.org 404-685-2608

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Consider becoming a member of GPB’s Leadership Circle.

GPB’s Leadership Circle donors are supporters who generously secure the future of Georgia Public Broadcasting. It is comprised of individuals and family foundations who believe that supporting GPB is one of the best possible investments in our future. In appreciation for your support, we are delighted to offer you the following exclusive benefits and privileges.

Membership in GPB’s Leadership Circle comes with features and benefits including a dedicated GPB staff member, ready to assist you with any GPB related issues, tickets to entertaining activities and concerts, a tour of the GPB studios and more. Most importantly, your Leadership support shows your commitment to ensuring that all Georgians have access to GPB’s quality radio, television and digital programming, as well as educational resources for all K-12 school teachers.

Please let us know how we can be of service to you with your relationship with GPB or if you’d like to know more about joining the Leadership Circle.

Sherry White

Director of Leadership Giving 404-685-2608 swhite@gpb.org

Tara L. Spann

Manager of Leadership Gifts 404-685-2265 tspann@gpb.org

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GPB TV

JOIN GPB SPORTS FOR LIVE COVERAGE OF THE GHSA FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS November 10 - December 2

GPB Sports has provided comprehensive coverage of this year’s high school football season, and now it’s time to watch the state’s top high school teams go head-to-head in the 2023 GHSA Football Playoffs. Don’t miss a moment as we provide live television coverage of the games and keep up with all the behind-the-scenes action on GPB TV and streaming live at gpb.org/sports, where you can also find complete game schedules, brackets and the stories behind the players, coaches and communities that made the season.

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

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GPB PRIME TIME NOVEMBER SCHEDULE TIME

WED - 1st

THURS - 2nd

FRI - 3rd

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

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

GPB Favorites Georgia Outdoors

Miriam and Alan: Lost in Scotland

“Mystery Fish”

Spy in the Ocean, A Nature Miniseries

Doc Martin

8:30 PM

Football Fridays in Georgia

9:00 PM

NOVA

“Ancient Earth: Humans”

9:30 PM 10:00 PM

Secrets of the Dead

Hope Street

GPB Favorites

“Death in Britannia”

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

View Finders

Little Bird

Beyond the GoalPost

Doc Martin

Football Fridays in Georgia

Austin City Limits “Margo Price/Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway”

THE KENNEDY PACKAGE Mondays, November 6 - 20, 9 PM

JFK and Jackie Kennedy Onassis.

Courtesy of APT

This series consists of three 40-minute stand-alone documentaries, starting with an exploration of JFK, the man behind the myth; then continues with the legacy of RFK and his unrealized presidency and concludes with the life of the former First Lady Jackie Kennedy Onassis as it intertwined with that of her sister’s, Lee Radziwill.

For full schedules and program information visit gpb.org

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WEEK OF NOVEMBER 4 - NOVEMBER 10 TIME

SAT - 4th

SUN - 5th

6:00 PM

PBS News Weekend

PBS News Weekend

Father Brown

Father Brown

Hamish MacBeth

Sister Boniface

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

Mary Berry

8:30 PM

Keeping Up Appearances

9:00 PM

Are You Being Served?

9:30 PM

Mr. Bean

Hotel Portofino

MASTERPIECE: World on Fire

MON - 6th

PBS NewsHour

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip

Antiques Roadshow “Vintage Chattanooga Hour 2”

The Kennedy Package

“JFK - The Making of a President”

10:00 PM Miriam and Alan: 10:30 PM

Lost in Scotland

MASTERPIECE:

GPB Favorites

Hotel Portofino

Independent Lens

Annika

11:00 PM Father Brown

“Three Chaplains”

11:30 PM

NOVA - INSIDE CHINA’S TECH BOOM Wednesday, November 8, 9 PM

See the inside story of China’s meteoric rise to the forefront of global innovation.

In just a few decades, China has transformed into a science and technology superpower. See inside leading Chinese tech companies and labs to discover how they innovate, what drives their rise and what it means for the future of the global economy.

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GPB PRIME TIME NOVEMBER SCHEDULE TUES - 7th

WED - 8th

THURS - 9th

FRI - 10th

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

Antiques Roadshow

“Vintage Honolulu”

GPB Favorites Georgia Outdoors

Great Lighthouses of Ireland

A Fork in the Road

“Dolphin Drama”

Finding Your Roots Spy in the Ocean, Great Lighthouses A Nature Miniseries of Ireland “Out of the Past” Football Fridays in Georgia Native America

NOVA

“Women Rule”

“Inside China’s Tech Boom”

FRONTLINE

Secrets of the Dead

Hope Street

Hope Street “Inside the Uvalde Response”

“Decoding Hieroglyphics”

Peach Jam Finding Your Roots “Out of the Past”

Austin City Limits

Beyond the GoalPost Little Bird Football Fridays in Georgia

“Jorge Drexler”

NATIVE AMERICA: LANGUAGE IS LIFE Tuesday, November 14, 9 PM

Fluent Cherokee speaker Tom Belt is one of the leading experts on the language and Tsalagi syllabary, the Cherokee writing system. Courtesy of Providence Pictures

Celebrate the power of Native languages and the inspirational people who are saving them. From secret recordings to Star Wars films dubbed in Navajo, follow the revolutionary steps transforming Native America.

For full schedules and program information visit gpb.org

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WEEK OF NOVEMBER 11 - NOVEMBER 17 TIME

SAT - 11th

SUN - 12th

6:00 PM

PBS News Weekend

PBS News Weekend

6:30 PM

Father Brown

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

Hamish MacBeth

Keeping Up Appearances

9:00 PM

Are You Being Served?

9:30 PM

Mr. Bean

The Earthshot Prize 2023

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip

Hotel Portofino

“Vintage Dallas Hour 1”

MASTERPIECE:

The Kennedy Package

World on Fire

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

Great Lighthouses of Ireland

Great Lighthouses of Ireland

PBS NewsHour

Father Brown

Mary Berry

8:30 PM

MON - 13th

MASTERPIECE: Annika

Hotel Portofino

Antiques Roadshow

“RFK - The Lost President”

Independent Lens “A Town Called Victoria”

Independent Lens “A Town Called Victoria”

INDEPENDENT LENS: A TOWN CALLED VICTORIA Monday, November 13 & Tuesday, November 14, 10 PM On January 28, 2017, leaders of the Victoria, Texas, Muslim community watched as their mosque burned to the ground. This original series follows Victoria Islamic Center members the aftermath and investigations into the fire to gather for the groundbreaking ceremony for their new mosque. answer the question of how a multifaith community Courtesy of Li Lu can come together to turn against hate.

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GPB PRIME TIME NOVEMBER SCHEDULE TUES - 14th

WED - 15th

THURS - 16th

FRI - 17th

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

Antiques Roadshow

GPB Favorites

“Vintage Dallas Hour 1”

Georgia Outdoors

Great Lighthouses of Ireland

A Fork in the Road

“The State of Trees”

Finding Your Roots Spy in the Ocean, Great Lighthouses A Nature Miniseries of Ireland “Mexican Roots” Football Fridays in Georgia Native America

NOVA

“Language is Life”

“The Battle to Beat Malaria”

Independent Lens

Secrets of the Dead

Hope Street

Hope Street “A Town Called Victoria”

“Hidden in the Amazon”

Beyond the GoalPost Little Bird

Austin City Limits Finding Your Roots “Jason Isbell and the “Mexican Roots”

400 Unit”

Football Fridays in Georgia

GEORGIA OUTDOORS: THE STATE OF TREES Wednesday, November 15, 7:30 PM

Courtesy of GPB

Did you know that Georgia is the number one forestry state in the nation? On this all-new Georgia Outdoors, host Sharon Collins visits a logging site where timber owners look at trees like crops and learns about a wood product that is just as strong as concrete and steel, but holds carbon.

For Full Schedules and Program Information visit gpb.org

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WEEK OF NOVEMBER 18 - NOVEMBER 24 TIME

SAT - 18th

SUN - 19th

6:00 PM

PBS News Weekend

PBS News Weekend

Father Brown

Father Brown

Hamish MacBeth

Sister Boniface

Celebrity Antiques Road Trip

Hotel Portofino

“Vintage Dallas Hour 2”

MASTERPIECE:

The Kennedy Package

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

Mary Berry

8:00 PM 8:30 PM

Keeping Up Appearances

9:00 PM

Are You Being Served?

9:30 PM

Mr. Bean

World on Fire

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

Great Lighthouses of Ireland

Great Lighthouses of Ireland

MON - 20th

PBS NewsHour

Antiques Roadshow

“Jackie - A Tale of Two Sisters”

MASTERPIECE:

Inside the Warren Commission

Hotel Portofino

“Wisdom Gone Wild”

Annika

POV

11:30 PM

POV: WISDOM GONE WILD Monday, November 20, 11 PM

Rose Tajiri. Courtesy of Christian Bruno.

A filmmaker collaborates with her Nisei mother as they confront the painful curious reality of wisdom ‘gone wild’ in the shadows of dementia.

Made over 16 years, the film blends humor and sadness in an encounter between mother and daughter that blooms into an affectionate portrait of a relationship transformed.

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GPB PRIME TIME NOVEMBER SCHEDULE SAT --21st TUES 21st

SUN -- 22nd WED 22nd

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

Antiques Roadshow

GPB Favorites

A Fork in the Road

“Vintage Milwaukee 2020”

Georgia Outdoors “Secret Forests”

MON - -23rd THURS 23rd

TUES 24th FRI - -24th

Doc Martin Season 9 Marathon

The Earthshot Prize 2023 Football Fridays in Georgia

Groundbreakers NOVA

“Lee and Liza’s Family Tree”

FRONTLINE “20 Days in Mariupol”

Secrets of the Dead “Princes in the Tower”

GPB Favorites Peach Jam

Groundbreakers

Beyond the GoalPost

Austin City Limits

Football Fridays in Georgia

“Foo Fighters”

GROUNDBREAKERS Tuesday, November 21, 8 PM

Billie Jean King and Diana Flores showing off the flag used in a Super Bowl commercial. Courtesy of Cody Rappaport

Billie Jean King and seven female sports icons discuss how Title IX and their own achievements changed the course of women’s sports. Featuring Nancy Lieberman, Chloe Kim, Naomi Osaka, Jackie JoynerKersee, Julie Foudy, Diana Flores and Suni Lee.

For Full Schedules and Program Information visit gpb.org

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WEEK OF NOVEMBER 25 - NOVEMBER 30 TIME

SAT - 25th

SUN - 26th

MON - 27th

6:00 PM PBS NewsHour 6:30 PM GPB Favorites

GPB Favorites

7:00 PM GPB Favorites 7:30 PM 8:00 PM 8:30 PM 9:00 PM 9:30 PM GPB Favorites

GPB Favorites

GPB Favorites

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

AUSTIN CITY LIMITS: FOO FIGHTERS Wednesday, November 22, 11:30 PM

Foo Fighters perform during a 2015 appearance on Austin City Limits. Courtesy of Scott Newton

The Rock & Roll Hall of Famers previously rocked the Austin City Limits stage twice before with unforgettable performances featuring beloved classics. Tune in for the iconic band’s third appearance this month as they’re welcomed back for an epic new hour.

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GPB PRIME TIME NOVEMBER SCHEDULE TUES - 28th

WED - 29th

THURS - 30th

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

PBS NewsHour

GPB Favorites

GPB Favorites

GPB Favorites

GPB Favorites

GPB Favorites

GPB Favorites

DOC MARTIN SEASON 9 MARATHON Thursday, November 23, 2 PM - 10 PM

Courtesy of APT

Join us this Thanksgiving for a cozy marathon presentation of Doc Martin season 9. Martin’s medical career hangs in the balance as the General Medical Council determines whether he is fit to continue practicing medicine.

For Full Schedules and Program Information visit gpb.org

Get your tickets now for these shows!

Celtic Woman Christmas Concert December 22, 2023, 8 PM Atlanta Symphony Hall Celebrate this holiday season with the celestial voices of multi-platinum Irish singing sensation, Celtic Woman, with a full orchestra. Featuring music from the all-female ensemble’s most favorite Yuletide songs performed by them over the years. Prepare for an enchanting and festive evening filled with mesmerizing music, performance and holiday cheer.

Andrea Bocelli with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Saturday, February 17, 2024, 8 PM Gas South Arena in Duluth Iconic Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli will be joined by the famed Atlanta Symphony Orchestra for a performance featuring a selection of arias, his beloved crossover hits and famed love songs.

David Foster & Katharine McPhee March 3, 2024, 8 PM Atlanta Symphony Hall Grammy award-winning songwriter, musician and producer, David Foster, and acclaimed singer, television and Broadway star, Katharine McPhee, will delight you with an evening filled with songs and stories.

Your support enables us to bring you the programs you enjoy and the opportunity to attend these exciting concerts.

Call 800-222-4788 or go to gpb.org/tickets to support GPB and select your tickets.

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