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Educator Shelly Bell is Director of Career, Technical, and Adult Education for Leon County Schools. Shelly's own mother was an educator and she has been…

Lester Hutt of Diverse Computing explains how he became connected in the Tallahassee community after moving here more than 15 years ago. His point of…

Royce Lovett is a singer/songwriter. His parents raised him to be very purpose-driven. Royce knew exactly what to pursue when he started hearing music.…

Todd Sperry is vice president and CFO of OliverSperry Renovation in Tallahassee Florida. He believes that you have to have disappointment and failure to…

This week we speak with Matt Thompson, managing partner of For the Table Hospitality (https://www.linkedin.com/company/for-the-table-hospitality). He…

Founder of She Academy, Inc., Shaqualyn Shedrick, visited us in the studio to talk about here work with young women and girls in the community. She…

Vincent T. Edwards is an inspirational and motivational speaker. Mr. Edwards used to be focused on what other people wanted him to do instead of focusing…

VP of Student Affairs at Florida State University, Amy Hecht, speaks about her observations of the FSU experience. She is proud to facilitate student…

Amber Tynan, Executive Director of United Partners for Human Services, thinks often about hunger and housing in regards to human needs within our…

On tonight’s program: Now that the 2020 election is in the rear-view mirror, we’ll learn what renowned Political Scientist Susan McManus had to say about it; Despite a constitutional amendment passed in 2018 to restore voting rights for most Florida felons, state lawmakers kept insisting in 2020 that felons would first have to pay off every fee connected with their crime. Even if nobody knew how much that might be; Governor Ron DeSantis proposes legislation that would crack down on what he calls “mob violence”; It seems many common commodities went missing during the first months of the pandemic; Recent changes at the post office meant sending things through the mail this holiday season required a combination of calculus and luck; And despite a raging pandemic, Florida’s college spring breakers in 2020 insisted they were doing whatever it took to stay safe.