Dr. Carol Collard, the CEO of Caring Works, discusses how her organization is working to combat homelessness for veterans in metro Atlanta. 

Plus, Navy veteran Dr. Amy Stevens talks about the goals of the Facebook group Georgia Military Women.

Lastly, Vietnam veteran Clarence “Clyde” Romero Jr. and Colin P. Cahoon, the author of “Mended Wings: The Vietnam War Experience Through the Eyes of Ten American Purple Heart Helicopter Pilots,” talk about what Veterans Day means to them. 

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Dani Ayers, the CEO of me too. International, discusses the progress of the #MeToo movement since it went viral in October of 2017 and what’s next for the movement going forward.

Plus, Killer Mike, a Grammy Award-winning rapper, actor, activist and entrepreneur, is now hosting a television show series that’s airing on ATL PBA. Mike talks with Rose about several topics, including his latest endeavor as the host of “Love & Respect with Killer Mike.”

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WABE host Denis O’Hayer and DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond reflect on the life and legacy of former U.S. senator and VA leader Max Cleland.

Plus, Sonja R. West, a law professor at the University of Georgia, discusses high-profile cases that the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to hear this term.

Lastly, Dr. Calinda Lee, the head of programs and exhibitions at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, talks about the Center’s work to educate others about the history of prison labor through a planned memorial at the Bellwood Quarry.

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Congressman Hank Johnson discusses Biden’s infrastructure bill and the Build Back Better framework will expand public transportation in South DeKalb.

Plus, Michael Eric Dyson dives into a candid conversation about race, racism and his latest book, “ENTERTAINING RACE: Performing Blackness in America.”

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New data that reveals people with compromised immune systems benefit from getting COVID-19 booster shots. Sam Whitehead, a WABE health reporter and host of the podcast "Did You Wash Your Hands?,” discusses the latest report. Whitehead also shares his thoughts about covering the pandemic for the last 20 months and his new career chapter with “Closer Look.”

Plus, officials say at least 1 million people are expected to line the streets of metro Atlanta on Friday to honor the 2021 World Series champions. Rose checks with Craig Cohen, the executive producer and host of “Houston Matters.” Cohen shares a congratulatory message for WABE and Atlanta.

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Georgia lawmakers are holding a special session now to redraw Georgia’s congressional and legislative districts. Christopher Bruce, the political director of the ACLU of Georgia, talks about what this means for Georgia voters.

Plus, “Closer Look” program host Rose Scott checks in with British Consul General Andrew Staunton to discuss the COP 26 summit.

Lastly, Ceci Aaron, the daughter of Billie and the late Hank Aaron, reflects on the Atlanta Braves winning the World Series.

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One day after Georgia voters took to the polls to vote for several municipal and county elections, “Closer Look” program host Rose Scott talks with several candidates headed for runoffs. Guests include Atlanta City Councilmember Andre Dickens, Atlanta-based political strategist and analyst Fred Hicks, political newcomer Doug Shipman and current and longtime councilmember Natalyn Archibong.

Plus, WABE reporter Emil Moffatt discusses the Atlanta Braves' journey to victory. 

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Dr. Lauren Tucker, the CEO and founder of Do What Matters, a management consultancy created to make diversity and inclusion actionable and sustainable in the workplace, discusses how women remain underrepresented in management and how the pandemic has added new levels of stress and lack of recognition for working women.

Plus, Atlanta-based political strategist and analyst Fred Hicks discusses pre-election polls and whether they influence voting behavior. 

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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. On Thursday’s edition of "Closer Look with Rose Scott," Rose talks with several guests about screening, the emotional toll of a breast cancer diagnosis, treatment and recovery.

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Kathryn Lawler, the executive director of the Atlanta Regional Collaborative for Health Improvement, then discusses efforts to improve housing options for Georgians struggling with chronic health conditions.

Jana Lynott, an AARP Senior Strategic Policy Advisor, explains why Georgia is rivaling Florida as a destination spot for retirees.

Lastly, Rose talks with Craig Cohen, the executive producer and host of “Houston Matters,” about the World Series.

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