Josh Johnson is sitting down with two members of the Pharaohs of Funk, to discuss the state of live music in the capital city…

Josh Johnson is sitting down with film critic and Tallahassee Film Festival Artistic Director, Steve Dollar. They talk about movies, the closing of small theaters, and the Tallahassee Film Festival.

Tom Flanigan is About Town talking with Vinyl record fans about their love of music and the way they enjoy it.

Josh Johnson is sitting down with Ned Stacey, a Tallahassee legend in the comic book arena, to learn more about collectors, comics, and ephemera.

Craft beer's a lot like the big-name brews with one key difference: it's produced in small batches, giving makers the freedom to develop distinct local flavors that can't be found anywhere else.

Bluegrass music can trace its roots to 1940s Appalachia, but since its initial rise in popularity it has become a staple American genre ever since.

Historical preservation is a hot button issue and has been for a few years. Many can agree on the general importance of preserving history, but deciding what to preserve and what to remove has been a controversial conversation for decades and recently has seen a spike in volatility due to added political pressures. Just recently we have seen military bases renamed to remove the mention of confederate generals, only for the renaming to be revoked. Josh Johnson is sitting down with local historical preservationist and co-founding Executive Director of the Florida Civil Rights Museum, Delaitre Hollinger, to learn more about historical preservation…

This conversation originally took place in February of 2025, when Roy Wood Jr. was in Tallahassee for a Black History Month Fireside Conversation with Florida A&M University. In this episode, host Josh Johnson sat down with Roy Wood Jr., the renowned comedian, actor, and proud Florida A&M University (FAMU) alumnus. They discuss his journey from FAMU to stand-up comedy, his time on The Daily Show, and how his Tallahassee roots shaped his career.