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In this episode of Circuit Cast, host Joshua Peacock sits down with veteran Georgia Power project manager Rusty Thompson to explore how Georgia Power is strengthening and modernizing the electric grid across Savannah and Coastal Georgia. The conversation covers the region’s electric infrastructure history, the construction of the new Big Ogeechee substation, and the critical role transmission upgrades play in supporting growth, improving reliability, and preparing for severe weather. Rusty also shares how advanced planning, system modeling, grid automation, and storm-hardening investments are helping Georgia Power build a more resilient energy network for the future while continuing to serve customers safely and reliably.

In this episode of “Circuit Cast,” host Andy Huff sits down with Chris D’Andrea, manager of Volunteer Services, to explore what it means for Georgia Power employees and retirees to be “A Citizen Wherever We Serve.” Learn how this longstanding commitment comes to life through local Citizens chapters, retiree Ambassador groups, employee giving through Club of Hearts, and volunteer projects tailored to the unique needs of communities across Georgia. The conversation highlights the scale and impact of these efforts, including nearly 88,000 volunteer hours and more than $750,000 donated to charitable organizations in 2025. Chris also shares memorable examples of employees working together to support veterans, strengthen neighborhoods, improve community spaces, and create lasting opportunities; demonstrating how every hour volunteered and every contribution can make a meaningful difference.

In this episode of "Circuit Cast," host Andy Huff sits down with Ragina Smith, Residential Energy Efficiency Analyst, and Syreeta Campbell from Georgia Power’s Energy Assistance team to discuss why energy bills often rise during the summer and what customers can do to stay in control of their usage and costs. Learn how simple actions like monitoring your energy usage, adjusting thermostat settings, improving home efficiency, and taking advantage of Georgia Power’s tools and rebate programs can make a meaningful difference. The conversation also highlights assistance programs, community resources, and discounts available to qualifying customers, helping ensure more Georgians can access the support they need during the hottest months of the year.

In this episode of "Circuit Cast," host Andy Huff sits down with Jeff Goolsby, General Manager of Shared Services for Power Delivery, and David Banks, T&D Emergency Preparedness Manager, to discuss how Georgia Power is preparing to power the World Cup matches in Atlanta starting June 15.

In this episode of Circuit Cast, Andy Huff, one of our leaders in Corporate Affairs sits down with Jason Manley, Director of Safety & Health, to talk about what 100 years of safety really means at Georgia Power. With winter weather fresh on everyone’s mind, Jason breaks down how our crews stay safe in tough conditions and how lessons from the past continue to shape the way we work today. From early lineworker stories to the tech and protocols we rely on now, this is an inside look at how safety has always been a part of who we are and how it guides everything we do, especially when weather is at its worst.

In this episode of Circuit Cast, Fredie Carmichael, VP of Corporate Affairs, has a conversation with Georgia Power Chairman, President and CEO Kim Greene to wrap up the 2025 year. Kim reflects on Georgia Power’s incredible year of progress and innovation, shares some of her favorite holiday traditions, and explains why the future of energy in Georgia—and for our customers—is brighter than ever.

In this episode of Circuit Cast, Fredie Carmichael, VP of Corporate Affairs, sits down with three senior leaders — Molly Aeck, SVP of Business Development & Strategy; Erica McGill, SVP of Business Strategy & Transactions; and Aaron Mitchell, SVP of Strategic Growth — to unpack Georgia Power’s strategy for serving large energy users like data centers. These customers are driving economic development and innovation across the state — but they’re also raising questions from everyday customers. Are they making bills go up? Are they paying their fair share? What in the heck is a hyperscaler? Fredie and the guests tackle these questions head-on, explaining how new rules from the Georgia Public Service Commission ensure that large load customers pay upfront for infrastructure, commit to long-term contracts, and provide financial guarantees — all without shifting costs to families or small businesses. The episode explores how Georgia Power is planning smarter, building stronger, and keeping base rates frozen for the next three years — all while powering the digital world and supporting job creation. This is an exciting time in our company’s history, and these three leaders are at the forefront of this chapter.

On this episode of Georgia Power's podcast, Circuit Cast, Corporate Affairs teammate Matthew Kent sits down with Wilson Mallard, Director of Renewable Development, to explore how renewable solar is shaping the future of Georgia’s energy grid. Together, they dive into the impact of solar power and how it complements other renewable resources, contributing to a more diverse and resilient energy mix.

On this episode of Georgia Power's new podcast, Circuit Cast, Corporate Affairs teammate Matthew Kent sits down with Steven Geodjen, Generation Planning and Development Manager, to talk all things Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). Matthew affectionately refers to Steven as his “battery guru”—always just one call away whenever a question pops up. Together, they unpack how BESS helps deliver reliability and resiliency to the grid, and why it’s a game-changer for the future of energy.

Georgia Power continues our podcast series, Circuit Cast, with another episode in honor of the one-year remembrance of Hurricane Helene. In this episode, Fredie Carmichael, Vice President of Corporate Affairs, is joined by Cleve Fann, who led teams that played pivotal roles in our response and recovery efforts. At the time, Cleve served as Vice President of Strategy and Support, Distribution, and today, he continues to lead in another area of the business as Senior Vice President of Region External Affairs. Together, they reflect on the lessons learned, the resilience shown, and how those experiences continue to shape the way we serve our communities today.     Here for Georgia, Here for You.

Georgia Power is proud to launch its new podcast series, Circuit Cast. In this episode, VP of Corporate Affairs Fredie Carmichael sits down with Distribution Manager Walt Dukes to reflect on the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Helene. Walt, who lived and worked in Augusta when the storm made landfall, shares his firsthand experience and discusses how Hurricane Helene reshaped the way our company prepares for and responds to major weather events.

In this episode of Big Swings, 3x World Long Drive Champion Alexis Belton sits down with Southern Company CEO Chris Womack to talk about the core values, intentional leadership, and people-first philosophy that helped shaped his journey

Grammy award winner Dallas Austin made his mark by betting big on talent, instinct, and vision. In this Big Swings conversation, 3x World Long Drive Champion Alexis Belton explores the producer’s trailblazing career from producing chart topping hits for TLC and Boyz II Men to creating Atlanta’s Sonic ID for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

From a teenage phenom in Curaçao to a legendary run with the Atlanta Braves, Andruw Jones took bold swings from day one. Debuting in the World Series at just 19-years-old and going on to earn 10 Gold Gloves, Jones is helping to pave the way for the next generation of players from Curaçao.

From street art to global branding, muralist Greg Mike has built a world of bold color and even bolder ideas. In this episode of Big Swings, 3x World Long Drive Champion Alexis Belton dives into the moments that defined his artistic identity, the Big Swings that took him from spray cans to corporate gigs, and the vision behind his Loudmouf legacy.