Discover amazing items even our Roadshow experts had never seen, in person or possibly ever, prior to that magical moment at Roadshow Finds include a Michelin Bibendum ad figure, a WWI surgical kit and a 19th c. southern basket.

Over 1/3 of people who have a stroke will not know the root cause of it. These strokes of unknown cause are called cryptogenic. Your Fantastic Mind highlights the work of a neurologist and researcher who is helping patients figure out what caused their strokes in order to make sure it doesn’t happen again.

In the U.S., where more women die in childbirth than in any other wealthy nation, the joys of pregnancy and motherhood are often overshadowed by fear. Amid a growing maternal health crisis, especially for women of color, American Delivery explores glimmers of hope, such as women finding their voice and autonomy, nurses listening to women and offering birth choices, and hospital leaders making community-based decisions.

A historic presidential race in the Philippines, between the son of Ferdinand Marcos and the incumbent woman VP, is seen through the eyes of Nobel-winning journalist Maria Ressa--who cuts through the rhetoric despite the risks.

● Julie Andrews Forever
Follow the trajectory of legendary actress and singer Julie Andrews from child entertainer in musical revues to Oscar winner for her beloved performance in Mary Poppins.

● Alan Cumming’s Most Luxurious Train Journeys in Scotland
Alan Cumming boards the Royal Scotsman -- an iconic and opulent train on which passengers are treated like royalty -- for a romantic rail journey through the Highlands.

● The Real Wild West
Learn the true history of America’s Wild West. Black and Hispanic cowboys, female homesteaders, immigrants and tribal leaders were among the pioneers who shaped the country.

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In episode 5 of Manufacturing Danger: The BioLab Story, residents of Rockdale County share disturbing health symptoms they say began after the BioLab chemical fire -- from high blood pressure to respiratory issues and chronic fatigue. We investigate what’s behind these symptoms, speaking with medical experts and community leaders launching a long-term health study.

Peter Biello and Orlando Montoya explore The Way You Want to Be Loved by Aruni Kashyap, a short story collection that tackles identity, displacement and resilience. Through conversations about folklore, campus life and queer love, the episode highlights how Kashyap’s writing confronts cultural blind spots with depth and sensitivity.

Rock 'n' roll from Atlanta, Last Chance Riders bring a mix of gritty guitar work and Southern soul to Peach Jam. Once on the cusp of a full-time career before COVID hit, they're now making their way back to life on the road.

With the annual celebration of National Train Day falling on Saturday, May 10th, it’s the perfect time to visit the Southeastern Railway Museum just outside suburban Atlanta in Duluth. 

Cordele, GA is the Watermelon Capital of the World. This episode explores how this iconic summer fruit shapes the local economy and culture. From farm fields to festivals, join David Zelski as he meets the growers, experts and community members behind Georgia’s sweetest harvest.

In the South, even in the hustle and bustle of the biggest cities, strangers still tend to tell each other "Good morning" or "Good afternoon." Or they'll at least give you a nod instead of just staring at their shoes until the elevator gets to their floor. And sometimes, a conversation actually happens. Salvation South magazine editor Chuck Reece has some thoughts about that.

This week on the Georgia Today podcast, Gov. Brian Kemp looks to upgrade the infrastructure for the state's 911 emergency hotline, some Georgia health care providers urge state and federal governments to take action against pollution and Thursday was the birthday of jazz pioneer Mary Lou Williams. Listen and subscribe.

Great teachers put their students first, spark their imagination and encourage them to believe in themselves. Their impact extends beyond the classroom, influencing generations to come. Check out this PBS KIDS list of books that highlight how teachers are terrific!