Podcast: Stories to know ahead of the GOP gubernatorial runoff; what’s next in Georgia’s waters wars

This week’s episode of the Politically Georgia podcast catches you up on the stories you should know leading up to the July 24 Republican runoff for governor and the Southeastern water wars.

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