Politics in Your Ears: How Georgia’s Story Gets Told
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Politics in Your Ears: How Georgia’s Story Gets Told
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Episode description: Rep. Dr. Michelle Au sits down with WABE political reporter Rahul Bali to explore how Georgia politics gets told in sound. Drawing on a career that has taken him from student radio and local newsrooms to CNN, GPB, WTOP and WABE, Rahul discusses why local journalism matters, how reporters build the institutional knowledge needed to cover the Gold Dome, and what changes when audiences can actually hear politicians in their own voices.
It’s a behind-the-mic look at who tells Georgia’s political story, how those stories take shape, and why the medium can matter as much as the message.
Notes: Learn more about Rahul Bali below:
- Rahul Bali – Politics reporter, WABE
Bio: https://www.wabe.org/people/rahul-bali/
Rahul Bali is a politics reporter at WABE, Atlanta’s leading public radio station and NPR affiliate. He covers state politics, including the Georgia General Assembly, the governor and other state leaders and offices. Rahul has over 28 years of experience in radio and television in Huntsville, Alabama, Augusta, Georgia and Washington, D.C.