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Artists are cancelling shows and whole tours, in what is being dubbed “Blue Dot Fever”. But, what is "Blue Dot Fever"? and is real or do we need another temperature check?

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.

Gina Jordan speaks with Leon County government’s Kevin Peters and Matt Cavell as well as FPR meteorologist Megan Borowski about the new season and what residents need to know.

Many people cook while listening to music, but very few people can cook while PLAYING music. Josh Johnson sits down with Bill “Sauce Boss” Wharton to discuss his flavorful start and a new album.

Members of the Muscogee of Florida bring a native perspective to archeology and anthropology while connecting to their culture.

This week, we’re borrowing a segment from our sister podcast, Coast to Canopy, where host Rob Diaz de Villegas leads a discussion about the Alum Bluff on the Apalachicola River.

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

Host Rob Diaz de Villegas sat down with a panel of researchers and members of the Florida Muscogee to discuss what their studies and their unique perspectives on archaeology.

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.

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.