Grateful to @laurawags and the @washingtonpost for this deep dive on the important internal battles being waged at my former employer @AtlantaMagazine, a place I still dearly love but is in existential crisis.

RT @TamarHallerman: I have too many thoughts about @PoliticsGPB being cancelled, so I put some of them here.

Join millions who have switched to Grok.

RT @DavidPeisner: 1) I can't pretend to know what happened Wednesday morning between Tortuguita and the police, but I did get to know Tortu….

RT @AP: New York health officials are reporting the first U.S. case of polio in nearly a decade. Officials said the Rockland County resid….

RT @Craig_A_Spencer: The sadness and grief this country can amass without any collective urgency or agreement on how to respond so as to pr….

RT @NewYorker: The legendary New Yorker writer Roger Angell has died at age 101. “No one lives forever, but you’d be forgiven for thinking….

RT @NWSAtlanta: Today's highs across Georgia are in the mid 70's to low 80's with a 100% chance of not being looking like this nightmare. #….

Do companies owe job applicants the courtesy of an automated notification once a position has been filled? Curious what HR folks think. Given that virtually every application is done online, an email blast to every applicant seems simple, yet it's incredibly rare. Closure is nice.

And here is her obit, told with love by her colleagues at the paper where she was just getting started.

In this tribute to Sierra Jenkins is a photo of her holding up a Virginian-Pilot that featured her first page 1 story. Look at the joy and pride on her face and try to keep your heart from breaking. Sierra was shot and killed last weekend in Virginia.

RT @thomaswheatley: Sierra interned at @AtlantaMagazine when I was on staff. Such a smart, energetic, and ambitious journalist who was eage….

RT @mccrummenWaPo: A Georgia elections office was targeted for takeover by those who believe the 2020 election was stolen, and this is what….

Sam Massell did not, to my knowledge, have an email address. But he was always reachable, always responsive, and invariably followed up with personal notes on Buckhead Coalition stationery. He loved Atlanta and was a paragon of decency. Condolences to his family.

RT @11hullinger: Sam Massell has died this morning at 94. Ms. Massell said, “He always saw his legacy as that as a bridge, the bridge betwe….

as well as engineers Jesse Nighswonger and Jake Cook. As for what's next, GPB is cooking up other things in the podcast space, and I'm sure they'll be great. For me, it's all been a pleasure and privilege. Thanks to all.

I'm grateful to @teyaryangpb who conceived the show and took a chance on me to host it. I was also lucky to work over the past 2 years with 4 tremendous producers in @jessicamador, @seancpow, @priamaha and Jahi Whitehead,.

@morgancitizen, @cnn, @brunswick_news, @redandblack, @axios. There's so much good journalism being done in the face of massive headwinds, and it's never been more important to support that work, not just in word but in deed. On a more personal level. .

amplified the excellent and necessary work done by journalists across the state. Just some of the outlets whose reporters have joined us during our run: @gpbnews, @ajc, @nytimes, @washingtonpost, @newyorker, @wsj, @theathletic, @thecurrentga, @statnews, @propublica . .

I'm thankful to the thousands of listeners who took the time to listen to the show each week. And I'm especially indebted to the dozens of journalists who've been my guests. Besides helping listeners (and me) better understand crucial stories about Georgia, the show has also. .

On this week's episode (the final one!) of @gpbnews's Georgia Today, @maryklanders of @thecurrentga discusses the environmental risks posed by a mining company's plans to extract minerals from a miles-long sandy ridge that buffers the Okefenokee swamp.