The Current GA and WSAV News 3 present The Conversation, a new digital program that takes The Current’s investigative and in-depth reporting beyond the written story and gives audiences a chance to hear directly from the journalists behind the work.
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- Oct. 6, 2026, Anniversary of Hurricane Helene & Prep for the Next Storm: The Current‘s Susan Catron, WSAV’s Andrew Davis and chief meteorologist Scott Roberts discuss the storm, the lingering effects and why a Gulf Coast hurricane can be dangerous for Coastal Georgia.
- Sept. 22, 2026, Chatham County Elections Board changes: As we near the midterm election, the county elections supervisor has resigned. The Current GA‘s Craig Nelson and Susan Catron join WSAV’s Andrew Davis to discuss the effects on voting. Read Nelson’s story here.
- Sept. 15, 2026, Flock cameras: Police find the license plate reader cameras helpful, but people remain worried the scanners can be too invasive and have few safeguards against abuse. News 3’s Andrew Davis and The Current GA’s Margaret Coker discuss their uses locally, joined by The Current GA’s Jabari Gibbs. He is the accountability reporter for Glynn County who’s written about implementation there. Read his story here.
- Sept. 8, 2026: Data center development: What we know about the Effingham development plus a discussion of trends across area cities with moratoriums and lewssons learned on transparency. Read The Current’s data center coverage here, watch The Conversation here.
- Sept. 1, 2026: Kratom: Derived from a tree native to Southeast Asia, kratom products are sold widely across Georgia as tablets, powders, drinks and concentrated extracts. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has not approved kratom for human consumption, yet supporters of the $1 billion industry tout such products as a natural alternative for pain relief or opioid recovery. Read the story here, watch The Conversation here.
For longtime readers of The Current, the new program is another way to engage with the journalism you already know. You’ll still find our complete reporting at thecurrentga.org. The Conversation gives us more room to talk about that work, explain how we got there and bring some of the people and perspectives behind those stories directly to you.
WAYS TO WATCH
- Bookmark this page and hit the link each week.
- Watch on your Smart TV: The Conversation airs on WSAV+, which is available free on Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV and Samsung TV. Search for “WSAV+” in the app store on your device to download it.
- You can also watch from a computer, tablet or phone at https://www.wsav.com/wsav-plus/.
- The Conversation will have its own show page on WSAV+, where viewers can watch the latest program and catch up on past episodes.
