Tune in to this episode to hear about the fines being imposed for the Golden Ray shipwreck, what happened in the municipal runoff elections in Atlanta and around the state, electric vehicle infrastructure, and the importance of acting now on the climate crisis to protect future generations.

We're back with another episode about what's going on in Georgia and around the country! Tune in to hear the latest on Georgia's updated legislative maps and how Biden's Infrastructure Bill will impact your community.

Take a listen to the final installment in our municipal election series! We got to have great conversations with two women running for city council seats: Gabrielle Nelson in Port Wentworth and Kim Scott in Atlanta. Make sure you get out and vote on Nov. 2!

Join us for the next installment of our Municipal Election Series! We're talking all about early voting and got the chance to interview Atlanta City Council Candidate Liliana Bakhtiari!

Join us for the first installment of our 3-part series all about the upcoming Municipal Election! This week, we do a deep dive into who you'll be voting for on November 2nd.

In this episode, we're talking about a new Yale study on Americans' evolving perceptions on whether climate change is a threat, and how corporations like Delta (and you, as an individual!) can take steps closer to becoming carbon neutral.

Join us this week to discuss how new federal regulations are likely to protect the beloved Okefenokee Swamp from mining, and an interview with GCV's State Field Director, Allie, about how we are gearing up to Build Back Better.

Join us for a special episode of GGG where we talk to Jane from Her Term about the importance of women running for office, especially in Georgia!

In this episode, we're talking about how the recent dump of data from the Census will really impact us here in Georgia, as well as what's been going on with Georgia Power and their coal ash ponds.

Tune in this week to hear about how the Golden Ray Shipwreck is impacting St. Simons Island, the eviction moratorium that expired and then was reinstated all in the course of a few days, and a few other federal updates.