This conversation with Peter Hubbard was recorded on January 7, prior to Georgia Power’s announcement at the Georgia Chamber of Commerce Eggs & Issues event regarding its plan to lower rates and expand data center investment in the state.

In this episode of Tharon’s Take, Tharon sits down with Peter Hubbard of the Georgia Public Service Commission to discuss key issues shaping Georgia’s energy landscape — including data centers, power grid reliability, electricity rates, and how the PSC approaches decision-making.

Hubbard explains how data centers interact with Georgia’s energy system, how the electrical grid is managed, and the policy considerations that guide decisions at the PSC. The discussion also touches on recent elections and how they may influence bipartisan dynamics within the Public Service Commission.

This is a practical, informative conversation about how energy policy is made in Georgia and what it means for everyday ratepayers.

New year, new me — or maybe just a new mindset. In this episode of Tharon’s Take, we have a real conversation about New Year’s resolutions, goal setting, and how people actually follow through (or don’t) over time.

Whether you’re big on resolutions, prefer a vision board, or skip the whole thing altogether, this episode is about reflection, honesty, and checking in — now and later in the year.

The Trae Young era in Atlanta appears to be over — and the reaction has been loud. In this mini episode of Tharon’s Take, Tharon unpacks why the Hawks moved on from their franchise star, what Trae meant to the city, and what this decision says about the team’s future.

Was this a smart reset, or did Atlanta just let go of its identity?