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The Southern Shakespeare company is putting on a creative “walking” performance of "A Midsummer Night’s Dream", and Josh Johnson sat down with the director, Randi Lundgren.

Josh Johnson is sitting down with a local punk archivist, Jon Bleyer, to discuss the origins or punk rock and some recent events meant to showcase some local founders of the scene.

Voters in November will be asked a non-binding question. Do they want the governments of Tallahassee and Leon County to merge under County governance? Gina Jordan is joined by WFSU reporter Tristan Wood and FSU College of Business professor Michael Holmes.

Florida is in a drought, and wildfires are springing up statewide. Gina Jordan gets an update from a Meteorologist, and we also hear from the state climatologist and the director of fire research at Tall Timbers.

Geology and biology converge at Alum Bluff. Florida's richest deposit of invertebrate fossils sits at the edge of one of the most biodiverse regions in the United States.

Gina Jordan and Tristan Wood discuss the political disagreements at City Hall and the national search happening now for a new City Manager prior to the November elections.

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.

Florida’s Public schools have a system to make sure kids don’t go hungry during the year. But what happens when school is out? We’re discussing summer hunger on today’s Speaking Of.

April 17 marks one year since the mass shooting near the FSU student union. Two people were killed, half a dozen were injured, and the suspect was shot by police and awaits trial. We talk with students, staff and community members about that day and how they’ve found strength and support on their road to recovery.