This week, we’re borrowing a segment from our sister podcast, Coast to Canopy, where host Rob Diaz de Villegas leads a discussion about the Alum Bluff on the Apalachicola River.

Florida is in a drought, and wildfires are springing up statewide. Gina Jordan gets an update from a Meteorologist, and we also hear from the state climatologist and the director of fire research at Tall Timbers.

It’s time for the annual Word of South Festival in Tallahassee, we'll hear much more about the event and Gina Jordan and Tom Flanigan talk to some of the featured artists.

April 17 marks one year since the mass shooting near the FSU student union. Two people were killed, half a dozen were injured, and the suspect was shot by police and awaits trial. We talk with students, staff and community members about that day and how they’ve found strength and support on their road to recovery.

Gina Jordan talks to a local farmer, Florida Public Radio Meteorologist Andrew Wulfeck, and WFSU ecology blog Producer Rob Diaz De Villegas about the current drought Florida is facing.

The Leon County School District is anticipating a $7.8 million cut in their budget for the next school year. Gina Jordan and Tom Flanigan talk through the changes...

Voters in November will be asked a non-binding question. Do they want the governments of Tallahassee and Leon County to merge under County governance? Gina Jordan is joined by WFSU reporter Tristan Wood and FSU College of Business professor Michael Holmes.

Coast to Canopy host Rob Diaz De Villegas talks with Mark Tancig, on creating a climate resilient garden in North Florida.