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Bill Nigut (left) on the first WABE/AJC radio program "Politically Georgia" in October 2023 speaking with Greg Bluestein. JAY BLACK/AJC

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Bill Nigut (left) on the first WABE/AJC radio program "Politically Georgia" in October 2023 speaking with Greg Bluestein. JAY BLACK/AJC
By AJC Politically Georgia
Dec 29, 2023

It has been a holiday week for the team from Politically Georgia at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, but listeners heard a special year-end show at 10 a.m. Friday that is now available for stream on demand.

Politically Georgia airs Monday through Friday on WABE and is streamed on demand at ajc.com, Apple Podcast, Spotify or wherever you stream your favorite podcasts. The AJC show is hosted by the AJC’s Greg Bluestein, Patricia Murphy, Tia Mitchell and Bill Nigut.

Listen on demand to this episode:

The AJC politics team has been busy getting ready for 2024, starting with the legislative session that starts Monday, Jan. 8. It’s also a presidential election year, starting with the Iowa Republican Caucus and the New Hampshire primary in January.

Tune in to Politically Georgia at 10 a.m. on Friday and then again daily beginning Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2024,

Here are two previews of the year ahead:

From Patricia Murphy: 2023 was the calm before the storm for Georgia politics

From Greg Bluestein: The Georgia political questions that will shape 2024

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