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WFSU Public Media has named longtime News Director Lynn Hatter to lead the station’s content teams. It comes after a national search following the retirement of Kim Kelling as the station’s Director of Content and Community Partnerships.

WFSU's new, weekly talk show Speaking Of premieres on Thursday, August 1, 2024 at 11 a.m. on 88.9 FM.

Jennifer Ramos, Local Leon County Schools instructional paraprofessional for prekindergarten and extended day enrichment program educator for grades K-5, is recognized by WFSU Public Media and PBS KIDS as a leader in the Tallahassee, Florida early education community.

WFSU's podcast "Not So Black and White" won first prize in NETA's Community Engagement category for Local Project (Division 1).

WFSU was awarded three Region 13 Edward R. Murrow Awards, among the most prestigious honors in broadcast journalism. Winners automatically advance to the national contest which is currently under way.

WFSU won two awards in the 2023 contest. Since 1950, The Green Eyeshade Awards have recognized the very best journalism in the southeastern United States.

The WNET Group leads this CPB-funded public media initiative.

WFSU Public Media received seven awards from the Florida Association of Broadcast Journalists (FABJ) for the station’s outstanding work for the 2022 calendar year.

WFSU gained recognition in the categories of Community Engagement and Educational Resources for the Community.

The program offers an up-close-and-personal introduction to each orchestral instrument, instrument family, and musicians of the orchestra (including conductor and electronics). WFSU worked with TSO to create videos around each topic.