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More Than Early Diagnosis for Alzheimer’s Georgia Memory Net is known for helping Georgians living with memory challenges or cognitive decline get an accelerated, accurate diagnosis for Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias. We also help the families of Georgians living with Alzheimer’s with connections to local support and educational resources that can improve their lives.

One such resource is our Embracing Improvisation video series, which shows how the skills of improv theatre can help care partners better validate their person living with dementia.

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The first step to support is diagnosis. If you’ve noticed signs of memory loss or cognitive decline, don’t wait. Make an appointment with your Primary Care Provider and tell them about your symptoms. They may refer you to Georgia Memory Net for diagnosis. Visit GaMemoryNet.org/referrals to learn more.

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What’s Inside Welcome

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A Word from GPB President and CEO Bert Wesley Huffman

On The Cover

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Walking with Dinosaurs The hit series returns after 25 years to add a new chapter to the story of long-lost giants. Tellus Science Museum’s Ryan Roney lends us his dino-expertise.

Digital

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Our Podcast Catalog is Growing!

GPB will introduce two new podcasts this year, including an investigation into the chemical fire at the BioLab facility in Conyers.

Education

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Check Out GPB’s Summer Learning Resources From conversation starters to hands-on activities, GPB has plenty of fun ideas to keep young minds engaged at home or on the road.

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Caregiving From Executive Producer Bradley Cooper, this new film hopes to provide caregivers the security and support they provide for others.

GPB TV COLORS of Atlanta and Taste: Atlanta Discover new sights and new flavors with these local programs that show Atlanta like you’ve never seen it before.

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A Word from President & CEO Bert Wesley Huffman Dear Friend, It’s been a busy springtime for GPB. We were honored recently to host the producers of Antiques Roadshow for a filming in Savannah, and the best part was getting the chance to meet so many of you there! I always encourage GPB staff to participate in as many of these events as possible because there’s nothing more affirming than meeting you and hearing exactly what GPB means to you. In fact, GPB means so much to so many, and we’re honored to steward this wonderful resource for you! So, be sure to tune in next year for the three episodes of Antiques Roadshow produced in Savannah! In the meantime, we’ll have lots more wonderful programming for you to engage with on all our platforms between now and then.

We want to be here for all of Georgia. You can certainly help us continue the powerful tradition of public media in keeping you informed, safe and educated.

Thank you for your continued support for GPB and know that we’ll continue to do all we can to be here for you every day.

Warmest regards,

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If you’ve been staying up on the news, it’s no secret to you that public media has been in the headlines quite a bit. While this isn’t the first threat to our federal funding, it’s likely the most significant in the history of our industry. That’s why it’s so important, if GPB is a valuable part of your life, that you do your part to help sustain it. Protect My Public Media is a national effort bringing together all public media stations in advocacy for the work we do. It offers information and opportunities to contact the decision-makers where you live. I encourage you, if you haven’t already, to visit protectmypublicmedia.org and sign up. In a few short clicks, you’ll be able to send a letter to all your elected representatives in DC sharing how much you value GPB. As of the writing of this letter there have already been more than 1 million emails sent to Congress just over the last couple of weeks. It is in times like this that your words are so much more powerful than our own. So, please help us stand up for the vital work GPB does, not only on TV and radio, but in providing unique educational resources and opportunities to Georgia’s children, lifesaving public safety messaging and community connections that can’t be replicated anywhere else.

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his summer, we’re taking a trip back in time to the prehistoric era. After 25 years, the hit series Walking with Dinosaurs adds a new chapter to the stories of long-lost giants as the BBC partners with PBS to reveal recently unearthed fossils. With cutting-edge technology, experts can share how they lived, hunted, fought and died more accurately than ever before, their tales brought to life by state-of-theart visual effects.

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And that’s what drew me in as a self-professed literature geek. In general, science has never been my forte: I left that to the rest of my family growing up while I spent my time within the pages of novels (and indulging in Reading Rainbow and Wishbone. Once a bookworm, always a bookworm!). Science was always complicated names I couldn’t pronounce, so many details to memorize, and to speak nothing of the various labs and equations needed to explain the natural world. I wanted to escape into a story instead, to invest myself in a protagonist facing an array of challenges in life with family and friends by their side.

Yet, this is exactly what Walking with Dinosaurs does. Each episode features dinosaur experts in North America and Europe making a new discovery that broadens their knowledge of the dinosaur whose fossils they’ve found, translating their scientific findings to engaging narratives. As I previewed the show, I found myself rooting for the dinosaurs featured: would they escape predators and natural disasters? Would they find a family after being orphaned? Would they find a mate to share their lives with? The conditions of the fossils found then began to click: this dinosaur was wounded in a specific type of fight, that dinosaur was approximately this First look image - PACHYRHINOSAURUS Photo Credit: BBC Studios age when it died.

After six episodes, I wanted to know more and I knew who could give me answers to the questions I had throughout my watch: Georgia’s Tellus Science Museum.

Located just over an hour away from GPB’s Atlanta headquarters in Cartersville, the museum provides a look into the fossils found across the Southeastern United States and across the world, and curator Ryan Roney is its most passionate expert and advocate. I visited Tellus and spoke with him in April about the casts on display and how they relate to Walking with Dinosaurs, why there aren’t many dinosaur fossils found in Georgia and much more.

Photo credit: Rachel Buchman

“It’s that sedimentary regime where you’re at,” Ryan explained as we walked through the fossil exhibit, familiar friends like the Edmontosaurus and Triceratops on display (you’ll meet them in the show!). I asked why dinosaurs weren’t found in Georgia and instead, some of the bones the casts on display were made of came from Alabama instead. “We talk about the fall line, but the fall line actually sits about 20 miles south of where the ancient coastline was. So those sediments that you’re in won’t have had the whole animal as it comes down the stream. There is Cretaceous material almost all the way to Macon, but none of that outside of Stewart and Chattahoochee County have any fossils in them.

The other ones are just sediments.”

For more from my interview with Tellus Curator Ryan Roney, please visit our MyGPB blog at gpb.org/digital/mygpb.

For our series of digital and social videos covering fossils across Georgia and beyond, please visit our YouTube page through this code.

Walking with Dinosaurs premieres June 16 at 8 p.m. and will air June 16, 17 and 18 for 6 episodes. The show will be available to stream on the PBS App and GPB Passport.

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Our Podcast Catalog Is Growing!

GPB is proud to introduce two new podcasts this year, focusing on past and present news stories that have captured the attention of Georgians across the state.

Available now: Manufacturing Danger: The BioLab Story When a chemical fire broke out at the BioLab facility in Conyers, Georgia in 2024, a plume of smoke blanketed the area, triggering evacuations and urgent warnings to stay indoors. But for many residents, this wasn’t just an isolated emergency—it was part of a larger pattern of industrial incidents that raised serious concerns about safety and oversight.

In Manufacturing Danger: The BioLab Story, Pamela Kirkland investigates what led to the fire, how officials and the company responded, and the lingering questions about its impact on the community. Through firsthand accounts, expert analysis and newly uncovered details, this series explores the broader implications of chemical safety, regulation, and corporate responsibility—while giving voice to those living with the consequences.

Coming soon: Robbery, Inc., in partnership with the Marietta Daily Journal In April 1974, a group of thieves tunneled beneath

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Roswell Street in Marietta, Georgia and blasted their way into the Cobb Exchange Bank vault— only to be mocked for escaping with just $1,000.

But as investigators dug deeper, they uncovered a far bigger mystery and the story of a career bank robber whose daring heists and prison escapes made him a legend.

Find both podcasts at gpb.org/podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Immerse Yourself in History!

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Education

Check Out GPB’s Summer Learning Resources Did you know that more than half of students in grades 1 through 6 will lose 39% of their school year gains during summer break? That’s a lot of lessons learned that are lost during that time! But GPB is here for parents and caregivers to help their students continue the fun learning process with ideas you can implement at home or on vacation, from conversation starters to hands-on activities. Print out our guides (available in English and Spanish) to keep at home and to go wherever your summer break takes you: every destination is a learning opportunity!

In addition, GPB’s “Getting Ready” video lessons serve as a resource for parents and caregivers to understand what their student needs to know before entering Pre-K through 5th grade, from classroom tours to important milestones for students to achieve during each school year. All guides are created by Georgia teachers with guidelines from the Georgia Department of Education’s Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards so students can NEXT Magazine

learn at their own pace and teachers will be able to meet students where they are when they reach a new grade level.

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Donor Spotlight Wilma Harrington This month, we’re talking with Leadership Circle donor Wilma Harrington, who says she first donated to GPB in 1989.

Why is GPB important to you?

GPB is important to me because I get balanced programming in terms of news and information. I appreciate getting both sides of an issue. I’ve been a public broadcasting fan since the 1970s. It provides education and information. I think it’s important to provide a platform that’s unbiased.

Do you remember when you first donated to GPB and why?

I first donated in 1989. I think I became a $10 Sustainer. I had been listening to WUGA (Athens) and watching the television programs. That was the first time I paid attention to the pledge drive. The thank you gift that year was a T-shirt with the Morning Edition crew. I realized how important public media was to me and that I could afford to give.

How has GPB’s programming improved your life?

One of the biggest things I get from GPB is learning about Georgia. My favorite program is Georgia Outdoors. I learn so much about the state. It helped me learn about Little St. Simons and Georgia’s Barrier Islands, and I now go there regularly. MASTERPIECE and the other programs are also great for edification. I appreciate being able to watch shows on my own schedule. One of the greatest perks of supporting GPB is access to GPB Passport.

Why do you think it’s important to support the mission of GPB and what sense of satisfaction do you have as a donor knowing you’re contributing to our work?

I think it’s important to support public media because of the unbiased information and quality programming it provides. It makes me feel good. I’m pleased that I’m at a time in my life where I can donate at the level that I do. I feel like I’m helping make a difference.

Community Engagement

From The Carters to Conyers, Caregiving Stresses the Need for Security and Support for Caregivers “There are only four kinds of people in the world: Those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need a caregiver.”

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-Rosalynn Carter

The long-term care system in the United States is in crisis: more than 105.6 million people are caregivers, and with a million unpaid family caregivers providing 34 billion hours of care annually, they are missing out on an estimated $67 billion in personal lost earnings. As caregiving in America faces the pressures of an aging baby boomer generation and a rising life expectancy, a new film hopes to amplify their message and provide caregivers the security and support they provide for others.

From Executive Producer Bradley Cooper, Caregiving highlights this urgent issue through caregiver stories and interviews with experts, sharing the experiences of paid and unpaid caregivers navigating the challenging yet immensely meaningful work. From spouses feeling alone in their care for their partner, to home health aides providing care with the same kindness as a family member to parents and children caring for their family members in a world not built for people with

Bradley Cooper (left) with his father Charles.

disabilities, the documentary is a harrowing, captivating look into the reality many Americans face, and if they haven’t yet, they likely will.

Caregiver Malcoma Brown-Ekeogu and her husband, Kenneth, dance on their wedding anniversary. Photo credit: Ark Media

Yet despite the dire state many of the film’s subjects find themselves in, love and hope prevail. In Conyers, Georgia where Malcoma Brown-Ekeogu devotes herself to her husband’s care, she shares that “The journey’s been tough, but I’ve fallen even more in

throughout the month. In addition, we will offer a website with caregiver resources and an upcoming film screening with the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers.

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love with him. Even though he was disappearing, our love was growing.”

GPB has seen lots of growth and marked several milestones in its 65-year history.

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Early Access Watch every episode on your own schedule beginning June 15.

Grantchester: Season 10 finds DI Geordie Keating and Reverend Alphy Kottaram strengthening their professional and personal relationship.

Patience: Detective Bea Metcalf works with young, autistic police archivist Patience Evans to investigate crimes in the historic city of York.

GPB Passport Exclusive

Captivated: This nail-biting thriller follows a young, single mother who finds herself the target of an

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All Sustaining donors, as well as donors of $60 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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Begin a new adventure.

Donate your used car, motorcycle or RV.

Learn more: 877-GPB-1-CAR | gpb.org/cars

Television

COLORS of Atlanta and Taste: Atlanta Thursday, June 19, 7 PM and 7:30 PM This June, get ready to see and taste Atlanta in two brand new ways! In COLORS of Atlanta, discover the city through a unique lens with the foremost photographers, hoping to capture distinctive angles of Atlanta in a series of photographs. From hidden alleys to shimmering skylines, from festive celebrations to eclectic communities, find out through the camera lens how Atlanta influences everything. In Taste: Atlanta, chef Taria Camerino experiences the culinary landscape of Atlanta as reflected in its up-and-coming chefs, local flavors and its civil rights heritage.

Her adventures culminate in a fantastic and visual coffee table book of contemporary southern recipes with historic provenance, wrapped in brilliantly artistic photography.

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Grace Kelly: The Missing Millions” Sunday, June 15, 7 PM When Princess Grace tragically died, she appeared to have assets of just $10,000 and a ramshackle cottage in Ireland. In this program, financial guru Gemma Godfrey, who has looked after the fortunes of the super-wealthy and investigated hidden assets for some of the world’s biggest companies, hunts for Kelly’s missing fortune.

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Grantchester on MASTERPIECE: Season 10 Sunday, June 15, 9 PM Alphy has found a home in Grantchester and a best friend in Geordie, but love eludes him until a new case sparks an unexpected romance. Meanwhile, Geordie wrestles with expectations for his son and Cathy takes steps to advance her career.

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Captivated Sunday, June 15, 10 PM This nail-biting thriller asks the question: How far would you go to repair your past? The four-part series follows the story of a young, single mother and her son as they deal with an increasingly controlling and obsessive boss.

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The King Celebration Concert 2025 Thursday, June 19, 8 PM GPB presents The King Celebration Concert 2025 with The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Ebenezer Baptist Church. The concert highlights various musical genres, featuring works from Gregory Porter, Carlos Simon and many more. Conductor Jonathan Taylor Rush brings it all together with charisma and enthusiasm.

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American Masters - Janis Ian: Breaking Silence Friday, June 20, 9 PM Rocketing to fame at age 15 with her controversial debut “Society’s Child,” Janis Ian’s career has shattered barriers and given voice to unvarnished truths. Her iconic anthem “At Seventeen” is hailed as “the best song about growing up.” Featuring Janis Ian, Joan Baez, Lily Tomlin, Jean Smart and more.

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Sunday, June 22, 7 PM With her crystalline voice and captivating presence, Andrews has delighted audiences in numerous roles on stage and screen. This documentary follows the impressive trajectory of the award-winning British performing legend, who rose from a child entertainer in musical revues to an Oscar-winning actress for her beloved performance in Mary Poppins.

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Clive Davis: The Soundtrack of Our Lives Friday, June 27, 9 PM From the ’60s to the rise of hip-hop, Clive Davis discovered, mentored or oversaw an incredible range of performers during his career, including Janis Joplin, Bruce Springsteen, Aretha Franklin, Whitney Houston and many others. In Aretha’s words, Davis is “the greatest record man of all time,” and this film is definitive, ceaselessly entertaining proof.

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