Also, Public Broadcasting Atlanta's new President and CEO, Jennifer Dorian, shares her thoughts on the evolving news media landscape and her approach to diversity and inclusion.

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Newly-elected City of Clarkston Mayor Beverly Burks shares her vision for the city.

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Plus, six-time Grammy award winning legend Dionne Warwick will celebrate an 80th birthday. She shares how she’s celebrating this year amid the pandemic – by bringing awareness to the nation's hunger crisis.

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Plus, a new report from the Urban Land Institute and PwC forecasts how the pandemic will affect real estate trends heading into 2021. Anita Kramer, Senior Vice President at the Urban Land Institute Center for Capital Markets and Real Estate, shares what's in store for Georgia, and the metro Atlanta area.

Two Atlanta nonprofits were recently chosen for the Bank of America Neighborhood Builders Award. Rob Brawner, the executive director for the Atlanta Beltline Partnership, and Burunda Prince, the COO of the Russell Center for Innovation Entrepreneurship, join the program to tell us more.

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Texas is suing Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin. In a filing to the U.S Supreme Court, the lawsuit claims the 2020 election suffered from significant and unconstitutional irregularities. WABE legal analyst weighs in on the case.

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Plus, Atlanta NAACP president Richard Rose shares the details of a pilot program and partnership with Experian which will assist Atlanta African American homeowners at risk of losing their homes due to coronavirus-related hardships.

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Lauren Smith is the new Chief Health Equity and Strategy Officer at the CDC Foundation. She, and Dr. Judy Monroe, President and CEO of the CDC Foundation, discuss the creation of this new role.

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Mason Wright, the owner of Mason's Super Dogs and his older sister and mentor, Mary-Pat Hector, talk with Rose about Mason’s journey to becoming the youngest restaurant owner in the state of Georgia at the age of 14. 

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Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler shares how the state’s economy is faring more than eight months in to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Plus, broadcast executive Ryan Glover discusses the launch of Greenwood, a new Black-owned and operated digital banking platform. Glover, who serves as the chairman of Greenwood, talks with Rose about Greenwood's mission and vision.

Also, from bridges to highways to Atlanta's streets, a new report from TRIP finds Georgia's transportation needs improvement.

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