Dr. Henry Wu, Director of Emory TravelWell Center, talks travel safety tips as Labor Day weekend and the Fall travel season approaches.
Dr. Sandra Elizabeth Ford of the DeKalb County Board of Health discusses the concerns about demonstrations resulting in the spread of COVID-19.
Georgia Tech professor Deven Desai worries about security and privacy concerns with contact tracing technology.
Singer-songwriter Rian Adkinson of Atlanta talks about how the pandemic is impacting his work, and he performs an original song that he wrote while sheltering in place.
Epidemiologist Jennifer Horney of the University of Delaware says the actual water is safe, but she says pool operators should follow CDC guidelines before re-opening.
A Facebook group called “Love on a High School Senior 2020” gives people the chance to “adopt” these students by agreeing to send them gifts for college and be their mentor.
Explaining a pandemic to kids can be tough. A new children’s book called “Together: Living Life During COVID-19” aims to help. GPB's Virginia Prescott talks with author Kevin Poplawski and illustrator Michael Rausch.
Could online proceedings continue after the pandemic? Emory University law professor Randy Kessler tells GPB’s Virginia Prescott that he thinks so.
Nuri Icgoren, of Atlanta’s Urban Sprout Farms, talked with GPB’s News Sean Powers about building backyard gardens.
GPB’s Virginia Prescott talks with Emory University professor Felipe Lobelo about the risks of herd immunity.
Dr. Curtis Jones, Superintendent of the Bibb County School District, talks about lessons learned as schools head into the fall, and the possibility of continued social distancing.
David Clemons, editor and publisher of The Walton Tribune in Monroe, Georgia talks about challenges the paper has faced since the start of the pandemic.
Dr. Jonathan Ki, Chief of Sports Cardiology at Emory University, talks about how people should be handling their physical health during the pandemic.
When it comes to Coronavirus, there is a lot of data. Cases change all the time, and that can be very confusing. GPB's Rickey Bevington asks GPB's Grant Blankenship to simplify the numbers.
GPB's Sarah Rose learns how the Atlanta-based Lost-n-Found Youth is trying to protect this population by providing shelter and support services.
GPB Political Reporter Stephen Fowler talks about the precautions Georgia businesses are supposed to take as they re-open amid the pandemic.
Historian Kenneth C. Davis discusses the limits of presidential power in times of crisis.
The McCrary family in Albany, Georgia created a music video about the importance of staying at home during the pandemic for the city’s Shelter In Place Community Video Contest.
Joshua Weitz, Professor of Biological Sciences at Georgia Tech talks about about whether or not Georgia is moving to fast too re-open the economy.
Teacher, Dana Farr and student, Antoine Garner from East Hall Middle School in Gainesville, GA talks about their adjustments to online learning.