GPB Atlanta 88.5 FM

The station offers a diverse range of programming encompassing news, public affairs, cultural exploration, and educational content. Its primary focus is delivering public television and radio services, with a commitment to providing content that informs, educates, and entertains audiences. The broadcaster features a schedule of television programs including *Frontline*, *PBS KIDS*, *Molly of Denali*, *Travels With Darley*, *GPB ALL ARTS*, *NHK WORLD JAPAN*, and *Rick Steves: Why We Travel*. Additionally, the station presents a selection of popular podcasts such as *Manufacturing Danger: The BioLab Story*, *Peach Jam Podcast*, *Georgia Today*, *Robbery, Inc.*, and *Salvation South*. A significant portion of the content is dedicated to news and public affairs, covering topics ranging from local politics to national and international events. The radio schedule includes programs like *Morning Edition*, *All Things Considered*, *Serendipity*, *Fresh Air*, and *City Cafe*. A dedicated *Classical HD* stream features the *Beethoven Network*. Television programming is structured with specific time slots, such as *Lawmakers* at 7:00 PM and *Women of World War II: The Untold Stories* at 7:30 PM. The station also provides a platform for educational initiatives, including the *PBS KIDS Writers Contest*, encouraging young audiences to engage in creative writing. GPB Passport offers on-demand streaming access to a wider selection of programs, including *MASTERPIECE* dramas, *NOVA*, Ken Burns documentaries, and *Finding Your Roots*, as a benefit for donors. The broadcaster’s commitment extends to providing news coverage of significant events, such as the race to replace a former U.S. Representative and the emergence of candidates for the state's highest office. Recent news highlights include reports on airport security concerns due to government shutdowns and legislative activity at the Capitol. The station also covers topics such as a gas tax suspension and honors fallen troops involved in an international conflict. The content reflects a dedication to informing the public about current affairs and providing in-depth analysis of important issues. The station facilitates streaming of its television and radio programs, offering accessibility to a broader audience. It also actively engages with the community through educational programs and contests, such as the *PBS KIDS Writers Contest*, with a submission deadline of March 31, 2026. The broadcaster’s online presence provides viewers and listeners with access to schedules, news updates, and a library of on-demand content through GPB Passport, furthering its mission of public service and educational outreach.