A weekly deep dive into Tallahassee's most talked about news topic. Hosted by Gina Jordan every Thursday.
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Data centers to power artificial intelligence are popping up around the country to significant outcry over their power and water usage. Leon County has not yet adopted a moratorium, but county commissioners are discussing the possibility. Gina Jordan discusses the controversy...
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David Mullins is the current General Manager here at WFSU, but he will be retiring this summer after a long and celebrated career in public media.
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knssr/stock.adobe.comData centers that power artificial intelligence are being built around the country to significant outcry over their utility and water usage. -
Jason Acuna/WFSUA weeks before he departs, WFSU's leader is spending a final day fundraising on the air -
City of Tallahassee/FacebookWe discuss Reese Goad's impending retirement and controversy over the search for his replacement on Speaking Of -
FPRENNOAA’s outlook for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season predicts below-normal activity as an impending El Niño will lead to increased wind shear across the basin. -
Tracy/stock.adobe.comThe Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines are part of a geologically and biologically unique region. We hear about this biodiverse area on Speaking Of. -
ondrejprosicky/stock.adobe.comOn Speaking Of, we get an update on the wildfire activity and hear why prescribed burns are necessary. -
Word of South/FacebookThe festival blends writers and musicians for conversations and performances. The schedule includes various venues around town, especially Cascades Park. -
Lydell Rawls/WFSUFriday marks one year since the mass shooting at Florida State University. We discuss the anniversary and the shooting's aftermath on a special one hour Speaking Of. -
Rob Diaz de Villegas/WFSU Ecology BlogThis week's rain was welcome, and we need a lot more. Tallahassee is in a rainfall deficit of more than 20 inches. We hear the forecast and more on Speaking Of. -
Leon County Schools/FacebookWhen a school district the size of Leon County’s cuts $7.8 million from its budget, the ripple effects will inevitably be felt by students and staff.
