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411 Teen: Common Sense (2)

By wfsunews • ago

In part two of a series that will continue through the election, sixteen-year-olds from the IB program at Rickards High School take on politics.

Host: Dr. Liz Holifield

Original airdate: September 25, 2016

411 Teen: Bullying

By wfsunews • 11 hours ago

Dr. Deborah Sandella, author of Goodbye Hurt And Pain talks about the short and long-term effects of bullying throughout a person's lifetime.

Host: Dr. Liz Holifield

Original airdate: September 18, 2016 

Capital Report: 09-16-2016

By wfsunews • Sep 16, 2016

Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi continues to face questions over whether a campaign contribution Trump gave to her in 2013 was in exchange for dropping a potential investigation into his real estate investment program, Trump University. Now as Lynn Hatter reports, Congressional Democrats are calling for an investigation into the issue, and so are newspapers, and the issue is not going away.

Florida lawmakers will face some tough decisions next year as they draft the state budget.  Nick Evans reports leaders are already warning cuts are in store

Perspectives: Hurricane Hermine Retrospective

By wfsunews • Sep 15, 2016

What went well (and not so well) when Hermine paid a visit to Florida’s Capital City Region a few weeks ago?  And what lessons can be applied to the next major disaster that befalls the area?  To talk about it are: Leon County Emergency Management Director Kevin Peters; Director of Leon County Community and Media Relations Mathieu Cavell; Tallahassee Deputy City Manager Reese Goad; Tallahassee Assistant City Manager Community Engagement and Public Safety Cynthia Barber; Tony Guillen with the City of Tallahassee Electric Department; and joining the conversation by phone, former Florida Lt.

The Economic Club of Florida: Marilyn Geewax

By wfsunews • Sep 13, 2016

NPR Senior Editor for radio business coverage Marilyn Geewax tells the Economic Club of Florida about the possible impact of the current world and domestic economic situation on the upcoming presidential election. Recorded on Thursday 9/8/16.

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