In this episode, politics reporter Gracie Howard sits down with Dexter Fisher, current District 5 commissioner and candidate for Athens mayor.

In this episode, host Allison Mawn chats with Taylor Greaves, social media editor and social video editor, about travel tips & tricks ahead of UGA spring break.

In this episode, politics reporter Gracie Howard sits down with Mara Zuniga, who is running for mayor of Athens.

In this episode, host Allison Mawn chats with assistant sports editor Riley Baugh about how the UGA men's and women's basketball teams are faring so far this season.

For the first episode of 2026, host Allison Mawn and Guides and Magazines Editor Caroline Newbern chat about tips and tricks for college students to have a successful semester.

In this episode, we bring you coverage of National Native American Heritage month. Podcast editor Midori Jenkins and assistant podcast editor Jim Bass discuss different ways you can celebrate in the month of November.  National Native American Day occurs the day following thanksgiving, many only know this day as Black Friday. The hosts will also discuss the interesting contractions between these two notable events.

In this week's episode, we sit down to speak in-depth about the rivalry between the University of Georgia and the University of Florida. First, with an interview from sports editor, Drew Hubbard, we examine the discrepancy between the number of times the teams have played the annual game. Secondly, assistant culture editor, Martina Essert discusses another rivalry tradition, Frat Beach, and its fashion history.

To end the semester, we hear from a University of Georgia student celebrating Ramadan, and we hear about an Athens music education nonprofit. Dania Kalaji, news contributor and outreach manager, discusses her experience celebrating Ramadan at UGA. Business reporter Mikaela Cohen talks about an Athens couple who give students music lessons. Digital producer Sarah Detwiler hosts. The Red & Black will wrap up spring content this week. We will be back in the beginning of June. For UGA and Athens news updates as well as Georgia sports notifications, download the Red & Black NOW app today.

This month's print issue focused on the dual themes of Georgia football and sustainability, in honor of G-Day and Earth Day, respectively. April 17 was G-Day, and April 22 is Earth Day. We hear from sports contributor Katherine Lewis about the time football played their G-Day scrimmage at Clarke Central High School. In sustainability, we hear from special publications senior editor, Anna Thomas, about the threat to native bee populations. We also hear from contributor Nathalee Simoneau about food insecurity in Athens and at UGA. Digital producer Sarah Detwiler hosts. You can read the April print issue on our website, or you can pick up a print copy at select locations on campus and around town.

Our editor in chief, Sherry Liang, reflects on the March 16 Atlanta spa shootings, when a white man killed eight people, six of whom were Asian women. Liang talks with Red & Black alumna Rachel Priest, who is now a content editor at the Bitter Southerner. Priest wrote a column about the shootings called "A Target on Our Backs." Liang and Priest are two of the few Asian editors to work at The Red & Black. This episode is co-produced by Liang and Priest.