A weekly deep dive into Tallahassee's most talked about news topic. Hosted by Gina Jordan every Thursday.
Latest Episodes
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Coast to Canopy host Rob Diaz De Villegas talks with Mark Tancig, on creating a climate resilient garden in North Florida.
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The supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) is changing at the federal and state level. Gina Jordan looks at the impact of SNAP in Florida and what to expect from the changes.
Latest Stories
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Rob Diaz De Villegas/WFSU Ecology BlogFrom high temps to hard freezes, Tallahassee weather can be unpredictable. An expert tells us how to bolster our gardens to handle weather extremes. -
Mikhailov Studio/stock.adobe.comFlorida has a population of over 22 million residents, and more than 13 percent of those residents receive SNAP benefits monthly to buy groceries. -
Erich MartinWild oysters are being pulled from the waters of Apalachicola Bay after a five year break, but only for a short season. Restaurants are selling out almost as fast they get them. -
Erich MartinOn Speaking Of, we talk high power loads, winters that are getting less cold, and the climate outlook for our region. -
drawlab19/stock.adobe.comPolitical disagreements are becoming really problematic when it comes to relationships, according to a new report from FSU’s Institute for Governance and Civics. -
Ievgen Chabanov/motortion/stock.adobe.comFlorida State University’s Institute for Governance and Civics has released data on free expression attitudes amid rising political polarization. -
Little Sunshine Pantries/courtesyEven with the government reopening, it’s not known when SNAP funds will start flowing again. Local groups are trying to help, including some micro pantries. -
fizkes/stock.adobe.comGov. Ron DeSantis wants the elimination of property taxes on primary homes, but these taxes fund many local government services. How would they be replaced? -
Leon County Schools/FacebookFlorida's school choice program enables per-pupil spending to follow the student. That has more students leaving traditional public schools, as we hear on Speaking Of. -
AddMeshCube/stock.adobe.comContributions made to the campaigns of city commission or mayoral candidates can be reimbursed up to $25.
