The United States Of America is celebrating its 250th anniversary, and Tom Flanigan is about Town discussing how Florida and Tallahassee are connected to the revolution.

Longineu Parsons is a well traveled jazz artist, having played with the likes of Cab Calloway, Sun Ra, and Tallahassee’s very own Nat Adderley. Parsons sat down with host Josh Johnson to discuss his music, stories from jam sessions, and more.

Jiha Moon is a painter, sculptor, and professor who in part uses her art to explore identities and their relationship to culture. Moon sits down with host Josh Johnson to discuss her influences, mediums, and what she has learned along her artistic journey.

Moey Hewitt is an eco and environmental artist that uses found materials and natural objects to compose her pieces. Josh Johnson sat down with Hewitt to discuss her practice and methods.

Duane Daughtry was part owner of one of Tallahassee’s most important former venues that was located on Gaines Street and also called The Warehouse. Josh Johnson sits down with Daughtry to discuss the history and legacy of the space.

Josh Johnson sat down with Victoria Bridenstine (Levitt Family Foundation) and Kathleen Spehar (COCA) to chat about the live music grant awarded to Tallahassee.

Wiley Gaby is a local country artist who recently returned from a national tour with a stop at SXSW Festival, he sits down with Josh Johnson to discuss music, identity, and more.

Cedrick “Doc” Foster, sat down with host Josh Johnson to discuss his upcoming induction into the National Black Radio Hall of Fame.