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Audio Archive Page Note-You can also download the archive files by right-clicking on the listen link and selecting "save target as". Listen to SPECIAL EDITIONS Can't find what you are looking for? Check here for our special edition broadcasts.
Click for Alternative Media Access Center: Interview with Joe Tedesco
Click for VANDA Pharmaceuticals: Interview with Willy Hoos Click for Center for Assistive Technology and Environmental Access (CATEA)Open House Click for Fulton County Government's Citizen Sense: Interview with Dele Lowman Click for Transportation Investment Act: Interview with Patricia Puckett Click for Federal Emergency Management Agency (Disaster Assistance): Interview with John Trainer & Jessica Mitchell Click for Atlanta Prosperity Campaign: Interview with Carter Elliott & Skye Thompson Click for U.S. Department of the Treasury: Interview with Walt Henderson Click for September 13, 2011 Fulton County Public Budget Hearing: Interview with District 5 Commissioner Emma I. Darnell Click for Center for Advanced Communications Policy Gadgets, Geeks & Gizmos: Interview with Dr. Helena Mitchell Click for Atlanta Legal Aid-Ga Senior Legal Hotline: Interview with Dina Franch Click for GW Micro: Interview with Marc Solomon Click for Medicare Part D: Interview with Regine Denis Click for DARTS-Fulton County Senior Transportation Program: Interview with Regine Denis Click for Health Insurance Coverage in Retirement: Interview with Matt Holcomb Click for United Way 211: Interview with Monica Hammond GaRRS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, limited access radio station founded in 1980 to serve Georgia’s blind, visually impaired and print disabled communities by broadcasting the printed word. Volunteers broadcast the reading of local and national newspapers, a wide variety of magazines and periodicals, and the best in recent fiction and non-fiction, read cover-to-cover and unabridged. GaRRS is staffed is staffed predominantly by volunteers and professionals who offer 24-hour programming seven days a week to a listening audience that serves over 16,000 blind, visually and print-disabled Georgians of all ages.
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