Peter Biello is a Host at All Things Considered. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a focus on accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. Peter's work has been featured in Rough Draft Atlanta, Now Habersham, NPR, Points North Atlanta, Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB), Flagpole Magazine, WBHM, and NewsBreak.
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By: Miranda Hawkins, Peter Biello
On the October 13 edition: A man dies after being thrown from a roller coaster at 6 Flags over the weekend; Democratic candidate for governor Keisha Lance Bottoms says she wants to fully expand Medicaid; And data centers need water to keep cool, but their thirst doesn't stop there.
By: Mark Davenport, Peter Biello
On the October 14th edition: A new case of measles has been found in Macon County; Senator Jon Ossoff and challenger Mike Collins trade barbs in the Georgia senate debate; And Vice President JD Vance visits Atlanta in support of Mike Collins.
By: Peter Biello
LISTEN: Proposed changes to the National Historic Preservation Act would "destroy" archaeology in America, experts warn. GPB's Peter Biello speaks to archaeologist Maureen Meyers about it.
By: Mark Davenport, Peter Biello
On the October 15th edition: The Federal Government proposes regulatory rollbacks that would gut historic preservation laws; Rollercoaster operators face scrutiny after the death of a man at Six Flags; And it may seem early, but National Weather Service forecasters predict a winter full of rain.
By: Mark Davenport, Peter Biello
On the October 15th edition: The Federal Government proposes regulatory rollbacks that would gut historic preservation laws; Rollercoaster operators face scrutiny after the death of a man at Six Flags; And it may seem early, but National Weather Service forecasters predict a winter full of rain.
By: Peter Biello, Miranda Hawkins
On the October 19 edition: State health officials are warning about a possible measles exposure in a middle Georgia restaurant; Atlanta-based Coca-Cola and KFC team up to modernize their businesses; And President Trump blasted Senator Jon Ossoff while he was in town last week.
Musician Lee Bains (Lee Bains & the Glory Fires) has been writing songs about the American south and the working class for years. He’s now written his debut collection of poetry. In Work Lunch, Bains uses food to shed light on the horrors of capitalism, the erosion of a sense of place, the loss and rebuilding of human connection, and the life of the American worker.
By: Peter Biello
LISTEN: GPB's Peter Biello speaks with musician Lee Bains about his collection of poetry,
By: Mark Davenport, Peter Biello
On the October 20th edition: Turnout for the midterm elections has surpassed one million in-person early votes; The High Museum turns 100; And health experts warn that the flu is spreading earlier than expected.
By: Peter Biello
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