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Oct 2026
What’s Inside Welcome
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A Word from GPB President and CEO Bert Wesley Huffman
Cover Story – Sesame Street and the Great Elephant Adventure
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Elmo, Abby Cadabby and Nina have their first-ever safari adventure in Kenya in this special from Sesame Workshop and NATURE filled with discovery, friendship and an important message about protecting wildlife.
Let’s Trade
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GPB and the Georgia Council on Economic Education launch a new game to teach middle and high school students about international trade.
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Voter Guide In addition to election coverage, GPB is providing Georgia voters with a guide to help better inform their decisions before heading to the polls.
Monthly Program Guide - NOVA - Evolution
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This landmark series uses gorgeous photography and stunning animations of long-lost ancestors to explore how modern-day animals sprang from creatures that looked nothing like them.
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A Word from President & CEO Bert Wesley Huffman
Dear Friend, It’s been a long, hot summer, and I’m sure that like me, you’re ready for the cooler temperatures and natural beauty the fall season in Georgia brings to us. And, whether you’re preparing for fall activities or getting an early start making your holiday plans, I hope that GPB continues to be a trusted source of information and enjoyment for you throughout the rest of the year. One of our most popular initiatives, Be My Neighbor Day, is back this month. There’s nothing more heartwarming than seeing the smiles on children’s faces as they meet the beloved PBS KIDS character Daniel Tiger and learn about acts of kindness and what it means to be a good neighbor. It’s an honor for GPB to stage this annual free event in partnership with our friends at CompassionCon and provide a safe space for children and their caregivers to learn and grow. To find out how you can attend this year’s event, visit gpb.org/community. As you’ll read in our cover story, this month also marks the premiere of Sesame Street and the Great Elephant Adventure. Ever since seeing the preview at this year’s PBS conference with a surprise appearance from Elmo, I’ve been excited to share the program with all of you through the broadcast and community engagement events we’re hosting around it, including our special day with Zoo Atlanta highlighted in the article. If you’re looking to host your own fall gathering of friends and family, GPB is providing free discussion kits for screening Marked!, our 12-part series capturing the people and places integral to Georgia’s role in the American Revolution. You can request your kit at gpb.org/marked. Finally, in advance of the 2026 midterm election on November 3, GPB has produced a voter guide that explains where candidates stand on a variety of issues. You can find the voter guide and GPB’s latest election coverage at gpb.org/elections. We’re always looking for unique ways to serve Georgians, as I hope these programs and initiatives demonstrate. We have more exciting things in store, so take in a breath of fresh fall air, and know that as a valued GPB donor, you are truly a part of helping us Unite & Uplift Georgia. Warmly,
Bert Wesley Huffman
Maigret
The Gold
Deadwater Fell
Darby and Joan
Deadwater Fell - Available October 1 A murder occurs in the fictional Scottish village of Kirkdarroch, causing the small, close-knit community to question everything they thought they knew about their friends. Starring David Tennant and Cush Jumbo and compared to Broadchurch by UK critics, this series is brought to you exclusively by GPB.
Darby and Joan - Available October 1 Nurse Joan Kirkhope is on a quest for answers following her husband’s mysterious death. Former detective Jack Darby has taken to the open road to escape his past. When they collide in the Australian outback, they become drawn into a series of mysteries.
Maigret and The Gold - Available October 18 Detective show Maigret and true crime drama The Gold are both back for a second season. Watch every episode of these MASTERPIECE hits the night of their broadcast premieres with GPB Passport.
Good News: the PBS App and GPB Passport are now supported on LG Smart TVs (2022 and newer)! More information available at gpb.org/passport/setup-guide. Sustaining donors of at least $8/month, as well as donors of $96 or more, have access to GPB Passport. Go to pbs.org/passport/lookup or call 800-222-4788 to activate GPB Passport on your streaming device.
Download the PBS App to access GPB Passport.
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Elmo Goes Wild: Inside Sesame Street and the Great Elephant Adventure by Rachel Buchman
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or Elmo, a safari is about much more than spotting lions, giraffes and elephants in the wild. It’s a journey.
That’s what Ms. Naserian, a new friend Elmo, Abby Cadabby and Nina meet during their first-ever safari adventure to Kenya, explains to them. “Safari” is the Swahili word for journey, an especially fitting lesson for an adventure that takes the Sesame Street friends from the comforting familiarity of an elephant sanctuary into the wild and, for Elmo, into some big feelings about friendship and saying goodbye. Premiering Oct. 14, Sesame Street and the Great Elephant Adventure brings together Sesame Workshop and NATURE for a special episode filled with discovery, friendship and an important message about protecting wildlife. The adventure begins with an online elephant adoption. Eager to meet their new friend, Elmo, Abby and Nina travel to the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya, where they meet a young elephant and the keepers who care for her. Their journey continues into the African bush, where they encounter animals they and their Sesame Street friends love, including lions, hippos and giraffes. But the journey isn’t only about what Elmo discovers in the wild. It’s also about what happens when the adventure comes to an end.
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“Through Elmo and Abby’s adventure, we hope families will be inspired to explore together and to discover why protecting wildlife is so important.” - Fred Kaufman, Executive Producer for NATURE
As Elmo prepares to leave his new elephant friend behind, he struggles with feelings of separation. For PBS’ youngest viewers, the story offers an approachable way to talk about a feeling that can be difficult to understand: loving someone and still having to say goodbye. For adults, the episode offers a window into the lifesaving work of organizations such as the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. The episode also introduces young viewers to some of the reasons elephants need protection. Staff at the wildlife trust explain, in age-appropriate terms, how habitat loss, hunting and other threats can put vulnerable animal populations at risk. A family poses with Elmo at the Zoo Atlanta event.
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Elmo, Abby Cadabby and Nina (Suki Lopez) on a wildlife safari led by guide Ms. Naserian (Silayio Kirisuah).
“Collaborating with Sesame Workshop on this special NATURE episode is an incredible opportunity to introduce young audiences to the wonder of the natural world,” said Fred Kaufman, executive producer for NATURE. “Through Elmo and Abby’s adventure, we hope families will be inspired to explore together and to discover why protecting wildlife is so important.” That message extends beyond Kenya. In Georgia, GPB is working with local organizations to connect families with conservation and education efforts close to home. On Aug. 29, GPB hosted an event at Zoo Atlanta, where families could meet Elmo, learn more about the episode and discover more about the elephants and other animals in the zoo’s care. At the heart of the special is a simple lesson: Sometimes the best way to care for a friend is to let them thrive where they belong.
Sesame Street and the Great Elephant Adventure premieres Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 8 p.m. on GPB. The episode will also be available to stream with GPB Passport, YouTube, the PBS KIDS Video app, the PBS app and online at pbs.org/nature and pbskids.org.
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Results Are In! Communities Love the Marked! Discussion Kits! By Amanda Densmore
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ommunities across the state have been requesting Marked! Discussion Kits for their very own community events. From libraries to homeschools to book groups, people from across the state, including Ball Ground,
Lindale and Ochlocknee, have been using the Marked! Kits to engage with their communities in fun ways. Check out some of the great feedback:
“I was overjoyed to receive your packed goodie box today!”
- Martha, Fort Valley
“We gave out buttons and coasters, set out the matching game and coloring sheets, raffled the America’s Test Kitchen book, used the trivia in our slideshows and encouraged attendees to check out Marked! on GPB. Thank you for providing this educational resource for our community.” - The Hooper-Renwick Library Branch, Lawrenceville
The kit is free, designed for all ages to appreciate and comes with everything you need to have a fun and engaging gathering. The best part? We personalize it so it fits the needs of your group. So join in on the fun. Request your kit today at gpb.org/marked, fill out the request form and plan your Marked! community gathering!
Turn your car into a vehicle for change this fall.
How to participate: We’re participating in Cartober — a national campaign that raises awareness around this powerful means of giving. You, too, can participate by donating your vehicle to Georgia Public Broadcasting! The process is easy and free, and we’ll use the proceeds to create diverse programming that enriches Georgians of all ages.
Donate your unwanted vehicle: Call 877-472-1227 or start your donation online. Schedule your free and convenient pick-up. Once your vehicle is sold, we’ll then send you the paperwork for your tax-deductible gift.* *Consult your tax advisor
Visit gpb.org/cars or call 877-472-1227 to get started!
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GPB and the Georgia Council on Economic Education Launch
New Game Teaches Middle and High School Students About International Trade
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n partnership with the Georgia Council on Economic Education (GCEE), GPB recently hosted an event to celebrate the launch of Let’s Trade, a new game designed to help students in grades 6–12 understand the role international
trade plays in our daily lives.
Let’s Trade features a friendly alien named Neila (alien backwards) who has crash-landed. Her spaceship is out of fuel, and players discover that Neila’s ship contains a unique product called Space-Made Items for Laughs and Excitement—or SMILEs. To create enough joy to power the ship and help Neila get home, players must produce and sell SMILEs.
”… there are opportunities for teachers to engage students with discussions on resources, prices, working with others, the importance of relationships, geography and more.” - Dr. Chris Cannon
Making SMILEs requires materials from around the world, providing the opportunity for students to learn how to negotiate deals, acquire the materials they need and sell SMILEs to willing buyers—all while managing their money and trying to generate enough global joy to send Neila home.
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Panelists included Mike Raymer, GCEE Executive Director, Dr. Katrina Gulliver, Editorial Director at The Foundation for Economic Education; Scott Schara, Chief Operating Officer of US Multimodal Group; and Taube Ponce, Sr. International Trade Manager at the Georgia Department of Economic Development
The event at GPB’s headquarters featured an interactive teaching activity and live demonstration of Let’s Trade with Dr. Chris Cannon, GCEE Associate Director and Chief Program Officer. Attendees were also treated to a panel discussion moderated by GCEE Executive Director Mike Raymer which featured Dr. Katrina Gulliver, Editorial Director at The Foundation for Economic Education; Scott Schara, Chief Operating Officer of US Multimodal Group; and Taube Ponce, Sr. International Trade Manager at the Georgia Department of Economic Development.
“As an economic education resource, Let’s Trade is about as flexible and useful as they come,” said Dr. Cannon. “In addition to the obvious trade topics, there are opportunities for teachers to engage students with discussions on resources, prices, working with others, the importance of relationships, geography and more. I’m looking forward to seeing the creative ways teachers find to use Let’s Trade in their classrooms!”
Let’s Trade is available now at gpb.org/education/lets-trade
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VOTER GUIDE GPB’s Election Coverage and Voter Guide Help Georgians Stay Informed By Josephine Bennett
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n November 3, Georgia voters will be heading to the polls to cast their ballots in the 2026 midterm election. This year, we will choose candidates to hold our state constitutional offices including Governor, Lt. Governor,
Secretary of State, Attorney General and more. In addition, we will be voting on a U.S. Senate race and the 13 Congressional districts.
Election years are always busy in GPB’s newsroom as we cover the candidates and explore the issues that matter most to the people of Georgia. Our lead politics reporter, Sarah Kallis, who also covers the Georgia Legislature, is busy attending campaign events and focusing on what candidates have to say on a multitude of issues, including affordability, healthcare, housing, taxes and data center development. Voters line up outside Shiloh Hills Baptist Church in Kennesaw, Georgia on Election Day, May 19, 2026.
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Tiffany Barkley, a 28-year-old nurse who said she would like the Public Service Commission to be more accountable to energy consumers, shows off her “I’m a Georgia voter” sticker after casting a ballot in DeKalb County, Ga. on Oct. 14, 2025.
This year, in addition to news reporting, GPB is providing Georgia voters with something new to help better inform their decision-making before heading to the polls. When you go to our 2026 Election page at gpb.org/elections, you will not only see the latest political news, but you will also find our voter guide. There you can see a copy of your ballot based on where you live and learn where the candidates stand on a multitude of issues. On election night, after the polls close, we will also provide up-to-the-minute results on all the Georgia races. Visit gpb.org/elections to keep up on all the latest election coverage and view GPB’s voter guide.
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Take Note...
C h e ck out th e se re so u rce s yo u w on’t w a nt to m is s!
Football Fridays in Georgia are in full swing here at GPB! On Friday nights, GPB’s sports crew will bring you a two-screen experience with simultaneous coverage of a GPB television broadcast and stream game online, while offering score updates for all teams across the state. And during the week, catch up with our recap coverage and deeper dives into the season as well as revisiting past season games. Find out more below:
Football Fridays on YouTube Looking for both current game coverage and past season streams? GPB’s sports YouTube channel is the place! Along with our coverage on GPB’s sports Facebook, X and Instagram pages, get both the latest information about the current season and developments as well as revisiting classic matches. Vault games premiere every Wednesday night at 6 p.m. with Friday night streams starting at 7:30 p.m.
youtube.com/@GPBSports
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30th Anniversary Celebrate Football Fridays in Georgia’s 30th anniversary with us! Our anniversary page is now live: look back on decades of memories, from the best moments of the last 30 years to shoutouts from legendary players and coaches. gpb.org/sports/football-fridays-30th
FFIG Podcast Looking for more introspective coverage, including insights from high school football coaches from around the state? Then you won’t want to miss our Football Fridays in Georgia Podcast. Released weekly during the fall season, it’s your chance to learn more about your favorite teams.
gpb.org/podcasts/football-fridays-in-georgia
GPB’s Home for Sports For a central hub for all things Football Fridays in Georgia, make sure to bookmark GPB’s home for sports. Check game times and lineups, get updated when new blogs are published, revisit past games and much more. gpb.org/sports
Put your charitable dollars to work for public media in Georgia.
October 8 is DAF Day. If you have a donor-advised fund, recommending a grant to GPB is a simple way to support the trusted journalism, educational programming and cultural coverage you value.
“In an increasingly complex world that has no shortage of worthy causes, using a DAF to support GPB represents an efficient, effective and simple way to show our commitment to public broadcasting’s role in providing the unbiased news, information and education that is vital to the health of our democracy.” — Kent and Toni Harrington
Your DAF can make a difference at GPB. Ready to give, or want to learn more? Visit gpb.org/support or email philanthropy@gpb.org
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Your partner in Georgia memory care
Our network of specialized assessment clinics are dedicated to helping you and your loved ones navigate memory loss with confidence. Learn more at GAMemoryNet.org Georgia Memory Net is sponsored by the Georgia Department of Human Services and developed and managed by the Cognitive Neurology program at Emory University’s Goizueta Brain Health Institute.
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Monthly Program Guide NOVA - Evolution Wednesdays, October 14 - November 11, 2026, 9 PM Ponder this: All the incredible diversity of animal life on Earth sprang from a single organism. Every animal, no matter how weird, is related to every other. And behind each species is an incredible story of the millions of generations that gave rise to them. In this landmark series—featuring passionate scientists, gorgeous photography and stunning animations of long-lost ancestors—discover how every animal we know and love today sprang from creatures that looked nothing like them. Full of surprising twists and turns over billions of years, each chapter in this epic tale reveals how animal life became so diverse and resilient through the awesome power of evolution.
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For more viewing options, visit gpb.org/ways-to-watch.
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Compass Points
Father Brown
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Georgia Legends
Rick Steves’ Europe
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Sister Boniface Mysteries
The Orient Express: A Golden Era of Travel
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Antiques Roadshow
PBS News Hour
Georgia Legends
View Finders
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Weathered: Earth’s Extremes
Georgia Outdoors
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Football Fridays in Georgia
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Secrets of the Royal Palace
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Keeping Up Appearances
As Time Goes By
MASTERPIECE “The Marlow Murder Club”
Antiques Roadshow “Vintage First Finds Hour 3”
Finding Your Roots “Tragedy + Time + Comedy”
Secrets of the Royal Palace
Big Cats 24/7
Midsomer Murders
The Orient Express: A Golden Era of Travel Sunday, October 4, 7 PM Follow the route of the iconic Orient Express service from London to Istanbul in this four-part series. Along the route, explore the history of the train and chart how Europe has changed in the last 150 years.
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Midsomer Murders
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The Brokenwood Mysteries
Football Fridays in Georgia
Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries
MASTERPIECE
Georgia Legends
Marked!
Trespasses
View Finders
Plainspoken
American Masters “American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez”
11:30
Midsomer Murders
Signora Volpe
“Marble Hall Murders”
GPB Favorites
Football Fridays in Georgia Replay
GPB Favorites
The Orient Express: A Golden Era of Travel
Independent Lens “My Omaha”
Bucks County, USA
NOVA
Secrets of the Dead
Austin City Limits
“Space Wars”
“Cleopatra’s Last Temple”
“Sienna Spiro”
Midsomer Murders
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The Brokenwood Mysteries
Midsomer Murders
American Masters - American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez Tuesday, October 6, 9 PM Follow the legacy of filmmaker and playwright Luis Valdez. A founding figure of the Chicano Movement, Valdez is best known for his play “Zoot Suit,” the Ritchie Valens biopic La Bamba and the theatre company El Teatro Campesino.
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Sister Boniface Mysteries
The Orient Express: A Golden Era of Travel
Keeping Up Appearances
As Time Goes By
MASTERPIECE “The Marlow Murder Club”
Georgia Legends
Atlanta Press Club Debates
Atlanta Press Club Debates
PBS News Hour
This American Land
Georgia Outdoors
PBS News Hour
The Boleyns: A Scandalous Family
PBS News Hour
A Fork in the Road
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Football Fridays in Georgia
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Nature “Sesame Street and the Great Elephant Adventure”
Midsomer Murders
Football Fridays in Georgia
VOCES - Paquito D’Rivera: From Carne Y Frijol to Carnegie Hall Monday, October 12, 11 PM Through music and memories, celebrate the life and legacy of jazz legend Paquito D’Rivera. Trace his journey from child prodigy in Cuba to a stellar career as a multi-GRAMMY Award-winning musician, composer, and beloved Latin jazz ambassador.
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Football Fridays in Georgia
Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries
11:00 Marked!
MASTERPIECE
Antiques Roadshow “Vintage First Finds Hour 4”
11:30 Football Fridays in Georgia Replay
GPB Favorites
Signora Volpe
“Marble Hall Murders”
The Orient Express: A Golden Era of Travel
Trespasses
VOCES
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“Paquito D’Rivera: From Carne Y Frijol to Carnegie Hall”
American Experience
FRONTLINE
“Jesse James”
“American Voices 2026”
Bucks County, USA
NOVA
Secrets of the Dead
Austin City Limits
“Evolution: Brain Power”
“Africa’s Golden City”
“Olivia Rodrigo”
Midsomer Murders
The Brokenwood Mysteries
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Marked!
Football Fridays in Georgia Replay
FRONTLINE: American Voices 2026 Tuesday, October 13, 10 PM FRONTLINE follows the changing views and experiences of Americans from the 2020 election to today. Returning to voters first filmed six years ago, the program examines how their hopes and fears have changed amid another polarizing election season.
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Georgia Legends
Rick Steves’ Europe
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The Orient Express: A Golden Era of Travel
PBS News Hour
Antiques Roadshow
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This American Land
Georgia Outdoors
PBS News Hour
The Boleyns: A Scandalous Family
PBS News Hour
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Finding Your Roots “War Stories“
Nature “Tiger Island Part I”
Midsomer Murders
Football Fridays in Georgia
Sister Boniface Mysteries
Keeping Up Appearances
As Time Goes By
This American Land Season 14 Wednesday, October 14, 7 PM Reporting from the front lines, This American Land brings you compelling stories on critical issues impacting America’s natural landscapes, waters, wildlife and energy resources in a changing climate.
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Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries
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“Maigret”
“The Gold”
View Finders
The Orient Express: A Golden Era of Travel
Declarations: Black Americans and the Revolutionary War
Black to the Bigs
FRONTLINE “Haiti Deportation Crisis”
American Experience “Annie Oakley”
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Signora Volpe
MASTERPIECE
Georgia Legends
11:00
Bucks County, USA
NOVA
Secrets of the Dead
Austin City Limits
“Evolution: Need to Feed”
“Raising Lady Liberty”
“Ari Lennox”
Midsomer Murders
The Brokenwood Mysteries
Football Fridays in Georgia
Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries
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GPB Favorites
Signora Volpe
Football Fridays in Georgia Replay
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Secrets of the Dead: Africa’s Golden City Wednesday, October 14, 10 PM Great Zimbabwe was one of the most prominent ancient civilizations of the African continent, built between the 11th and 15th centuries by ancestors of today’s Shona people. Now, new archeological discoveries are revealing the true scope of the ancient city’s global importance.
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The Boleyns: A Scandalous Family
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Finding Your Roots “The Pioneers“
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Hometown Ghost Towns
Georgia Outdoors
Sister Boniface Mysteries
Nature “Tiger Island Part II”
Midsomer Murders
Football Fridays in Georgia
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Independent Lens: Seeds Monday, October 26, 10 PM Seeds is a visual exploration of Black centennial farmers in the U.S. South. Through three intimate stories, the film examines the decline of generational Black farming and the enduring power of land ownership despite obstacles.
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“Maigret”
“The Gold”
Haunting of Eagle Tavern
A Fork in the Road
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The Orient Express: A Golden Era of Travel
Independent Lens “Seeds“
AI: Who’s In Control
In Pursuit: Lessons of American Leadership
Bucks County, USA
NOVA
Secrets of the Dead
Austin City Limits
“Evolution: Body Builders”
“Field of Vampires”
“Red Clay Strays”
Breaking the Deadlock
Midsomer Murders
Midsomer Murders
The Brokenwood Mysteries
Football Fridays in Georgia
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Haunting of Eagle Tavern
Football Fridays in Georgia Replay
Things That Go Bump in the Night
In Pursuit: Lessons in American Leadership Tuesday, October 27, 10 PM What can history teach us about leadership? Based on More Perfect’s In Pursuit, Retro Report explores leadership lessons from America’s presidents and first ladies through new voices, archival materialEEE and documentary storytelling.