This week we are talking about the health of the ever changing ecology of the Georgia Coast and how the ever changing climate will be potentially impacting the state for many years to come. We are speaking with Ashby Worley of the Brunswick location of The Nature Conservancy.

This week on Georgia Focus, we are talking to about the Turning Point Breast Cancer Rehabilitation organization. We're speaking with Turning Point Director Tara Hall and cancer survivor turned advocate Marlena Murphy.

The Federal Trade Commission recently held a rountable about advice of how to better manage your money in the quickly changing US finacial landscape and how to avoid being taken by would be scammers. Alos, a a litle later, our Matt McClure talks to a specialist about the benefits of early detection when it comes to breast density and it's connection to breast cancer.

The University of North Georgia has grown quite a bit since it was first founded. UNG and the related Military College of Georgia have a long rich history in the state and has grown from it's main campus in Dahloga to four other campuses. Our John Clark sat down with school president Bonita Jacobs and the head of the school's corps of cadets to learn more.

Marijuana use and the laws govering it's use is often a topic here in Georgia. For many revenue and medical value has been points made. This year's legislative session is underay at the state capitol and whether to legalize or not, whether to expand use or not is likely a topic with lawmakers will touch on in some way or another. , but the organization Let's Be Clear Georgia has the goal of keeping you informed about the potential harm from marijuana use. Our John Clark spoke with Executive Director Gregg Raduka.

The Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education compiles a list every year of the Top Ten Issues to watch. Joining us to go over the list is President of the non-profit Dr. Dana Rickman and Director of Policy and Research Dr. Matt Smith.

GAgives on #GivingTuesday offers every Georgia nonprofit the chance to be part of a worldwide end-of-year giving-season kickoff, and the tools to make it a revenue-generating success. The Georgia Center for Nonprofits serves as Georgia’s official #GivingTuesday community campaign organizer and Karen Beavor, GCN President and CEO, and Tiffany Cadogan from Southern Crescent Habitat for Humanity, discuss this year’s campaign.

The Atlanta Community Food Bank works with more than 700 nonprofit partners—including food pantries, community kitchens, childcare centers, shelters and senior centers—to distribute over 67 million meals to more than 1 million people estimated to be food insecure in 29 counties across metro Atlanta and north Georgia. CEO Kyle Waide discusses the needs in Georgia.