Search results for

Horror movies have dominated the box office all summer long. Audiences want to be scared right now, but why? Does our collective psyche really influence what we watch?

FAMU announced changes to some of its degree programs, following a review of all public universities in Florida. The changes aren’t just happening at FAMU, Gina Jordan brings a variety of voices to this discussion.

Josh Johnson is sitting down with painter Joe Roache, to discuss his use of color and format, experiences in the Tallahassee art community, and more…

Rob Diaz De Villegas of our sister podcast Coast to Canopy talks with Helen Roth and friends about their efforts to restore Crooked Creek - part of the Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines region.

We take an updated look the sale of Warner Brothers, as Netflix backs out of the bidding and Paramount seals the deal...

Oysters are being harvested again in the Apalachicola Bay after a 5 year break. Gina Jordan talks with Regan McCarthy and Rob Diaz De Villegas about their trip to the bay.

A group of friends restores longleaf habitat surrounding steephead ravines, creating a 1,000 acre preserve of rare plants and frequent fire near the Apalachicola River,

WFSU reporter Tristan Wood and WUSF reporter Douglas Soule stop by to talk about some big stories and major issues that have come out of the legislative session so far.

Tom Flanigan is talking with Dave Lang, the former Clerk of Courts, who shares tales from Tallahassee’s most eventful moments, and details his efforts while serving as the Clerk.

This week the bench is discussing Hunter Travis’ pajamas, the NBA playoffs, the NHL Playoffs, FSU Golf, FSU Tennis, FSU Track, FSU softball and baseball, FAMU Golf, FAMU Tennis, FAMU softball and baseball, and more!