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  • Since the invention of moving pictures, a projector was the best a consumer could ask for when looking to build a home theater. But, with the price of televisions at historic lows, many are opting for larger TVs rather than projectors and screens. So, which device should you buy if you want the best home viewing experience? Jason Acuna is chatting with home theater expert Jim Gray (of Jim Gray Designs) to get an answer on which is better in 2025, the silver screen or the “small” screen.
  • We’re adding it all up and talking about the “new math” children are learning in schools today.
  • Tornadoes can be scary, abrupt, and unpredictable… so how can you be best equipped when that alert hits your phone or breaks into your favorite radio show? Lynn Hatter and Rheannah Wynter are sitting down with experts to learn more about tornado preparedness.
  • Historically, Florida has been associated with oranges and Georgia with peaches. However, Regan McCarthy is asking which state is actually the better peach producer?
  • Moths are most commonly associated with being attracted to lights, but that actually isn't true! Moths are incredibly important pollinators of the nights, but there is a lot we don't know! Jason Acuna is sitting down with Professor Akito Y. Kawahara, the Curator at the Florida Museum of Natural History's McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and Biodiversity, to discuss the importance of Moths.
  • Buddha was a Florida panther that lived at the Tallahassee Museum, he recently passed away at the age of 14 due to persisting complications to an injury he received prior to arriving at the Tallahassee Museum as a 20-month-old cub. Buddha was a local symbol for Florida Panther conservation, which is why Jason Acuna sat down with Tallahassee Museum Animal Curator Suzie Buzzo to discuss Buddha's life and legacy, as well as the continued panther conservation efforts. @Tallahasseemuseum
  • As the heat of the summer fully sets in, many will turn to their favorite summer snacks to keep their energy levels up and stay hydrated. For some, that snack is watermelon. Monticello, FL has been hosting a watermelon festival for 74 years to celebrate this summer treat, Tom Flanigan spoke with one of the organizers.
  • This week we’re discussing Black Music Month, A time to celebrate the legacy, culture, and impact of black musicians across generations.
  • You may have seen a curious looking plushie toy popping up on your social media feed or hanging off of your favorite celebrity's purse. They have been featured in viral unboxing videos and in K-pop media. So... what is a Labubu? How do they compare to Beanie Babies? And will the trend last? Jason Acuna chats with consumer trends expert, FSU Professor Cammy Crolic.
  • Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez recently got married, in what some are calling the most extravagant and opulent event of the year. The nuptials included 3 themed parties (The Great Gatsby, a pajama party, and a foam party), 27 bridal outfits, celebrity guests, and more. There are a lot of mixed feelings about the wedding, so, this week we a taking a look at the fashion choices of the bride and examining the reactions and history behind her many outfits.
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