A weekly deep dive into Tallahassee's most talked about news topic. Hosted by Gina Jordan every Thursday.
Latest Episodes
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Gina Jordan talks to a local farmer, Florida Public Radio Meteorologist Andrew Wulfeck, and WFSU ecology blog Producer Rob Diaz De Villegas about the current drought Florida is facing.
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The Leon County School District is anticipating a $7.8 million cut in their budget for the next school year. Gina Jordan and Tom Flanigan talk through the changes...
Latest Stories
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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. -
The Leon County Commission is putting a straw poll on the November ballot. Voters will say whether they think local leaders should pursue a consolidation.
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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.
