Closer Look with Rose Scott

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“Closer Look” analyzes continued stigma and gaps in public knowledge about HIV

September 22, 2026

It was once a diagnosis widely believed to be an absolute death sentence, but much has changed since the earliest years of the AIDS epidemic. There have been tremendous advances in detection and treatment which have dramatically improved health outcomes for millions. Still, an estimated 1.2 million people in the U.S. are living with HIV, and 13% of them don’t know it. That gap is tied to barriers in access to testing, treatment, and ongoing care, and it continues to contribute to increa...

New Georgia Chamber alliance prepares communities for data centers; New film documents Stop Cop City movement

September 21, 2026

On today’s Closer Look with Rose Scott, a new alliance formed by the Georgia Chamber is attempting to bring communities and industry leaders together on data centers. The intention of the Georgia Digital Infrastructure Alliance is to "help communities prepare for responsible digital infrastructure investment." As Georgia continues as a fast-growing market for data centers, we hear from Georgia Chamber President & CEO Chris Clark.   Then, we meet filmmakers and activists, Lev Om...

Georgia among hardest hit states by tariffs; WetWare highlights Atlanta’s electronic music scene; Westside Future Fund’s ongoing efforts for Atlanta neighborhoods

September 17, 2026

On today’s Closer Look with Rose Scott, we discuss a new website that breaks down how the trade war is costing each state and each household. According to Tariffs.org, Georgia ranks fourth among the hardest hit states by the tariffs, at a cost of $20 Billion or $4,771 per household. Bryan Riley is the Director of the Free Trade Initiative for the National Taxpayers Union Foundation. He joins the conversation to explain which Georgia industries are paying the highest price.   Then, ...