LaShawn Hudson is a Staff Journalist at PBA. With a passion for in-depth, fact-based journalism, she covers a diverse range of topics including education, healthcare, and culture, often focusing on campus life and university research. LaShawn's work has been featured in WABE and the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.
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By: Lashawn Hudson
Tiffanie Barriere, an internationally acclaimed mixologist, Adrian Miller, a James Beard Award-winning author, and Deborah Van Trece, an Atlanta-based chef and restaurateur, discuss the intersection of history, food and Juneteenth on "Closer Look."
By: Lashawn Hudson
According to the latest data from AAA, gas prices in the Peach State are averaging close to $4 per gallon. In addition, a new report from the Georgia Institute of Technology also suggests those high prices aren't going away anytime soon amid the global energy crisis, and that the ripple effects extend far beyond travel.
The Otis Redding Center for the Arts (ORCA) has been transforming the lives of children and teens across Central Georgia and beyond through music and arts education.The center bears the name of the legendary soul singer, Otis Redding. ORCA carries Redding’s legacy and philanthropic efforts before his untimely death in 1967.
Georgia lawmakers were scheduled to reconvene for a special session on Wednesday to redraw boundary lines for the 2028 election cycle, but have since scrapped that plan. WABE politics reporter Rahul Bali joined “Closer Look” to discuss the latest.
General Gordon Granger, along with Union troops, arrived in Galveston, Texas, and announced their freedom.
Erica Payton, the new head of coach of Clark Atlanta University’s women’s golf program, discusses her new role and top priorities on “Closer Look.”
By: Lashawn Hudson
Donna Hyland, who has served the CEO of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta since 2008, is retiring after working 40 years at the pediatric healthcare system.
By: Lashawn Hudson
For a special call-in show on Wednesday's edition of “Closer Look,” host Rose Scott was joined by local skilled runners and grill masters.
Throughout the conversation “Closer Look,” listeners shared reflections about America at 250, many highlighting the progress, as well as the persistent ongoing challenges.
By: Lashawn Hudson
As the campaign trail intensifies, Democrats and Republicans are vying to get their message out. As a part of “Closer Look’s" 'Their Voice, Your Vote" series, host Rose Scott is joined by a panel of guests, both Republicans and Democrats, who provide analysis about the latest on the race to the midterms.
