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The Resurgence of Vinyl & The Environment: For Better or For Worse?
Sustainability
March 9, 2023
The Resurgence of Vinyl & The Environment: For Better or For Worse?
That familiar, warm sound of the crackle & pop coming off of a turntable … is there anything more nostalgic? For the past 15 years, vinyl records have become increasingly popular among both older and younger generations. In 2020, vinyl surpassed CD sales for the first time since the 1980s. …
Barrow County Nonprofit Serves Children in Crisis Across Georgia
Barrow County
March 6, 2023
Barrow County Nonprofit Serves Children in Crisis Across Georgia
One backpack and one volunteer at a time, Adventure Bags, a nonprofit out of Barrow County, is serving children displaced from their homes across the state of Georgia. Adventure Bags is partnering with agencies and organizations to give backpacks to children entering foster care, domestic violence shelters, homeless shelters or…
The Lead: UGA’s Vicki Michaelis on Sports Journalism’s Expansive Impact
Doing Journalism
March 3, 2023
The Lead: UGA’s Vicki Michaelis on Sports Journalism’s Expansive Impact
Vicki Michaelis is one of few people who have witnessed Michael Phelps win every one of his Olympic medals. After 12 years as USA Today’s lead Olympics reporter, she now teaches sports journalism classes at the University of Georgia. In this episode, we talk about her career path, what drew…
UGA MFA In Film, Television, And Digital Media Brings Sustainability To Set
Media
March 2, 2023
UGA MFA In Film, Television, And Digital Media Brings Sustainability To Set
University of Georgia master’s of fine arts student Matt Hudgins just received a sustainability grant for his project “And…Action! Bringing sustainability on-set with the MFA in Film, Television, and Digital Media.” The project was devised to “help reduce the environmental footprint of UGA student film productions, as well as enhance…
2 Schools in Athens-Clarke County Receive Honors for AP Programs
Athens-Clarke County
March 1, 2023
2 Schools in Athens-Clarke County Receive Honors for AP Programs
Clarke Central and Cedar Shoals high schools in Athens-Clarke County were recently named Advanced Placement (AP) Honor Schools. Ginger Lehmann, AP coordinator at Clarke Central High School, said it’s rewarding to receive recognition from the state, especially given the rigor of the courses. “We have students who take several courses,…
From kitchen to compost: new grant to expand commercial compost program in Athens
Athens-Clarke County
February 27, 2023
From kitchen to compost: new grant to expand commercial compost program in Athens
A new grant awarded to the Athens-Clarke County Recycling Division will expand the county’s commercial compost program potential capacity by providing funds to purchase a larger collection truck and other materials. The current collection system started around 2016. Businesses, nonprofits and other organizations in Athens can pay to have food…
The Lead: Melissa Lyttle on Believing in Your Work
Doing Journalism
February 24, 2023
The Lead: Melissa Lyttle on Believing in Your Work
Melissa Lyttle is an award-winning photojournalist who spent 15 years working at newspapers in Florida and now freelances with support from organizations like the Pulitzer Center and the International Women’s Media Foundation. She’s worked on stories in Mexico, Haiti, the Gaza Strip and more places. She joins The Lead to…