Peter Biello is a host for All Things Considered on Georgia Public Broadcasting. With a focus on local news in Georgia, particularly in Atlanta, Peter covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and cultural events. His work has also been featured in Rough Draft Atlanta, showcasing his commitment to providing comprehensive and informative news coverage to the local community.
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Peter Biello's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and announcements. Given the predominant coverage of local Georgia issues, pitches should be tailored to offer insights or commentary on political and legal matters specific to Georgia.
With a substantial focus on government announcements and policy regulations, Peter may be interested in topics related to state legislation, public health policies, crime trends in Atlanta or other cities in Georgia. Additionally, given his focus on engineering as well as healthcare themes covered - he may also welcome pitches providing expert insight into infrastructure projects within the state or healthcare-related developments.
Considering his extensive coverage of local events and evolving stories that impact communities across Georgia such as crime rates and healthcare services shortage - experts who can provide valuable insights into these areas are likely to capture Peter’s interest.
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By: Jake Cook
On the December 16th edition of Georgia Today: The deadline to get a healthcare plan through the ACA is extended; The City of Dalton sues big companies over forever chemical contamination; And the Georgia High School football championships are officially underway.
By: Peter Biello
A new memoir by Atlanta journalist Neesha Powell-Ingabire is a reflection on slavery’s impact on the Georgia coast, her Geechee heritage, and the Geechee culture that exists today.
By: Peter Biello
On the Tuesday December 17th edition of Georgia Today: The Georgia democratic party could be laying the groundwork for its party chair to step down; A former Georgia NFL player pleads not guilty to charges related to January 6th; And Atlanta journalist Neesha Powell-Ingabire writes her way back to her Geechee roots.
For anyone who has for decades wanted to write a book, the writer Norman Maclean serves as an inspiration. The acclaimed author of A River Runs Through It and other stories didn’t publish fiction until he reached his 70s, and his debut went on to sell more than two million copies and inspired the 1992 Oscar Award-winning film by Robert Redford.
By: Peter Biello
On the Wednesday December 18th edition of Georgia Today: Farm workers get left out of Hurricane Helene relief efforts; Congressman David Scott loses a top committee position. And Basketball legend Shaquille O Neal gives to Georgia kids in need.
By: Peter Biello
On the Thursday December 19th edition of Georgia Today: Fulton County DA Fani Willis is out as lead prosecutor in the Donald Trump election interference case; Atlanta Amazon workers go on strike; And months after the BioLab chemical fire, Georgia residents grapple with its lasting effects.
By: Peter Biello, Jeremy Powell
On the Monday, Dec. 23 edition of Georgia Today: Billions of dollars are headed for Hurricane Helene relief; The post office in Plains, Georgia will soon have a new name; and two iconic Christmas classics can be traced back to Savannah.
By: Jeremy Powell
On the Tuesday Dec. 24 edition of Georgia Today: The Atlanta Falcons are providing support for high school girls' flag football programs, a UGA food specialist has holiday safety tips, and we'll look back at some of GPB's music and entertainment stories from 2024.
On the Wednesday Dec. 25 edition of Georgia Today: We're looking back at some arts and culture stories you may have missed in 2024. In this episode we hear from hip-hop legends Arrested Development, Braves pitcher Spencer Strider, comedian Heather McMahan, and more.
On the Wednesday Dec. 25 edition of Georgia Today: We're looking back at some arts and culture stories you may have missed in 2024. In this episode we hear from hip-hop legends Arrested Development, Braves pitcher Spencer Strider, comedian Heather McMahan, and more.
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