GPB will also re-align production for some of its signature GPB Original Productions and will make the following programming changes:
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“While I’m moving on from Georgia Public Broadcasting, I am not retiring from a professional life, and will continue working in some role moving forward.” “I am grateful that GPB gave me the opportunity to create Political Rewind nine years ago, and that the company has nurtured its progress and development over time,” said Nigut. He is a fine journalist, a strong broadcaster and a fierce advocate for the arts and literature, and we are thankful for his willingness to dedicate this portion of his distinguished career to GPB and the people of Georgia.” “We’re also eager to celebrate Bill Nigut and his decades of contributions to the field of journalism and broadcasting. “We’re excited to share the experiences and stories of Georgians from all over the state with our upcoming programming opportunities,” said GPB’s President and Interim CEO Bert Wesley Huffman. Previously, he spent 20 years as the national and state political correspondent for WSB-TV in Atlanta. Nigut has hosted the political roundtable since he joined GPB in 2013. Political Rewind to Air Last Episode Friday, June 30Ītlanta, GA – Georgia Public Broadcasting today announced multiple planned programming changes as part of a realignment with the organization’s core mission: to be a trusted public broadcaster sharing stories unique to Georgians and providing meaningful community engagement opportunities in cost-efficient ways.įirst, the network announced that GPB Radio’s daily program, Political Rewind, will air its last episode on Friday, June 30, and host Bill Nigut will retire from GPB.ĭuring its nearly 10-year run, Political Rewind has served as a forum for discussion with decision-makers and political analysts on the national, state and local levels. GPB Announces Content Changes as Part of Organization’s Rededication to Core Mission
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