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Local Routes

Local Routes: Tribute to Kathryn Belle Long (Episode 901)

Season 9 Episode 1 | 27m 53s

A tribute episode to Tallahassee singer/songwriter Kathryn Belle Long who created the theme song for Local Routes.

Aired: 10/04/23
Extras
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Local Routes
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Sylvester Peck Art story: Passion and Profession
A story about an FAMU DRS art teacher who loves art and turned it into a profession.
Episode: S11 E16 | 5:22
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Tallahassee students march in the name of gun safety
Students from FSU and FAMU as well as others march from the Westcott building to Florida's Capitol.
Episode: S11 E15 | 2:54
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The Importance of the Crooked River Lighthouse
Discover the significance of the lighthouse in Carrabelle, Florida.
Episode: S11 E12 | 0:52
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Local Routes
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Florida A and M University renames streets to honor three Rattler greats.
Episode: S11 E11 | 1:00
Watch • 2:32
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Tallahassee's Meridian Marker
Find out the purpose and basic history behind the meridian marker in Cascades Park.
Episode: S11 E10 | 2:32
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Not So Black and White: The Evolution of Civil Rights Demonstrations
Delilah Pierre talks about the evolution of civil rights demonstrations.
Episode: S11 E9 | 0:50
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Not So Black and White: The Journey to Conversation
Executive Director of Good News Outreach, Talethia Edwards talks about the journey to conversation.
Episode: S11 E8 | 1:14
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Not So Black and White: Music & The Black Church
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Watch • 55:21
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20th of May—Emancipation in Florida
Check out the full program from the 2025 Emancipation Day celebrations in Tallahassee.
Episode: S11 E18 | 55:21
Watch • 2:15
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Lively revealing their new Mascot on campus
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Watch • 5:22
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A story about an FAMU DRS art teacher who loves art and turned it into a profession.
Episode: S11 E16 | 5:22
Watch • 2:54
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Students from FSU and FAMU as well as others march from the Westcott building to Florida's Capitol.
Episode: S11 E15 | 2:54
Watch • 5:20
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The Fresnel Lighthouse Lens in Carrabelle Florida
The unique history of the Crooked River Lighthouse’s lens in Carrabelle, Florida.
Episode: S11 E14 | 5:20
Watch • 2:55
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The History of the Crooked River Lighthouse
Discover why four lighthouses were built for Carrabelle, Florida.
Episode: S11 E13 | 2:55
Watch • 0:52
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Discover the significance of the lighthouse in Carrabelle, Florida.
Episode: S11 E12 | 0:52
Watch • 1:00
Local Routes
Tallahassee Renames Streets for FAMU Legends
Florida A and M University renames streets to honor three Rattler greats.
Episode: S11 E11 | 1:00
Watch • 2:32
Local Routes
Tallahassee's Meridian Marker
Find out the purpose and basic history behind the meridian marker in Cascades Park.
Episode: S11 E10 | 2:32
Watch • 0:50
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Not So Black and White: The Evolution of Civil Rights Demonstrations
Delilah Pierre talks about the evolution of civil rights demonstrations.
Episode: S11 E9 | 0:50