WGPB 97.7 FM

The station offers a diverse range of programming, primarily focused on news, public affairs, and classical music, alongside a selection of cultural and educational content. A core component of the broadcaster's offerings is its news coverage, including reports on state and national politics. Recent headlines featured include a runoff election in the 14th District to replace a former U.S. Representative, a crowded field of candidates vying to succeed the current governor, and concerns regarding airport security lines related to a government shutdown. The station also provides updates on legislative activity, such as a recent session discussing a gas tax suspension and honoring fallen troops. Beyond politics, the news team covers a variety of topics, including economic issues and events impacting the community. The station’s radio schedule features a 24-hour stream of classical music, branded as “Classical 24.” Alongside this, listeners can access a variety of programs including “Morning Edition,” “All Things Considered,” “Serendipity,” and “Fresh Air.” Television programming includes a mix of genres, with offerings such as “American Masters,” “PBS KIDS” programming like “Arthur,” and “GPB ALL ARTS.” The television schedule also includes sports programming, specifically boys' high school basketball, and music showcases like “’60s Pop, Rock & Soul (My Music Presents)” and “The Rolling Stones: GRRR Live!” Additional television programs include “A Fork in the Road” and “Table for All with Buki Elegbede.” The broadcaster also produces podcasts, including “Manufacturing Danger: The BioLab Story,” “Peach Jam Podcast,” “Georgia Today,” “Robbery, Inc.,” and “Salvation South.” The station is committed to educational initiatives, exemplified by the annual PBS KIDS Writers Contest, which encourages young audiences to submit their creative writing. The contest, with a deadline of March 31, 2026, provides entry rules and forms for participation. The station also provides a donor benefit called GPB Passport, which grants access to on-demand streaming of programs such as “MASTERPIECE” dramas, “NOVA” science programs, “Finding Your Roots,” and Ken Burns documentaries. This benefit allows viewers to binge full seasons, access new episodes early, and catch up on missed programming. The station utilizes online streaming capabilities, allowing listeners and viewers to access content live and on-demand. The website serves as a central hub for schedules, news updates, and contest information. GPB Passport provides a platform for supporting the broadcaster and accessing a wider range of programming. The station actively engages with its audience through social media and online platforms, sharing news, videos, and contest promotions. The broadcaster's commitment to public service is evident in its diverse programming and accessibility through various digital channels.