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We’re going for a spin and discussing the essentials of vinyl records. Jason Acuna sits down with Matt Sampson of Real Cool Time Records to talk about how to care for, clean, and shop for your vinyl. -
The art of printmaking goes back hundreds of years, and many different cultures have their own version or take. Sangha Press is a Tallahassee workshop that is home to printmaker Mika Fowler, an artist working with wooden type and a vintage press to create one of a kind works of art. Fowler joins host Josh Johnson to discuss printmaking, collaboration, and more.
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The Eastern Indigo is the longest native snake in the United States, but since the late 1970’s the serpent has been federally designated as threatened. New efforts are underway to return the Eastern Indigo to Florida. Gina Jordan sits down with WFSU Ecology Reporter Rob Diaz de Villegas and Catherine Ricketts with The Nature Conservancy, to discuss the return of the Eastern Indigo. -
Eastern indigo snakes are apex predators that have disappeared from much of their range in the southeast. We talk about reintroduction efforts in the Florida panhandle. -
Longleaf pine ecosystems rely on fire, but how often should they burn? And at what time of year? Tree rings might have the answer.
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This week the Tally Benchwarmers are discussing the Women's March Madness CHAMPIONS, some new FSU signings, FSU track and field, Women's Beach Volleyball, general sports news, college basketball, Softball and Baseball! -
Earth’s Garden, a local community-based organization that helps individuals and families grow their own food, is gearing up for its fourth annual Tallahassee Earth Day Festival. Josh Johnson is sitting down with Earth’s Garden CEO Camille Lewis to discuss the organizations mission, this year’s festival, and aspirations for growth… -
Writers and musicians have always had a dynamic relationship. Some authors write with a melodic rhythm, and some musicians are considered lyricists. Word of South Festival celebrates and explores the relationship between music and literature. Their first festival was in 2015, and ever since attendees have been presented a variety of talented authors and musicians (sometimes appearing together in what they call a “mu-aushups”). Gina Jordan is talking with authors Shonda Knight and Kristen Arnett, as well as Florida journalist Craig Pittman about this year’s festival…
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This week the Tally Benchwarmers are discussing March Madness, Deion Sanders HUGE new contract, FSU track and field, Women's Beach Volleyball, general sports news, college basketball, Softball and Baseball!
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Feed the year's first pollinators by leaving your yard alone. What you need to know about No Mow March and rewilding in north Florida.
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A deep dive into curly and textured hair, led by people with curly and textured hair. We're gonna cover the good, the bad, and the hair basket! Master Stylist Lacey Byron joins us to discuss how to properly handle wash day, tips for getting into the industry, and more! -
Opening Nights at Florida State University began in 1999 and has been presenting artists to the community with an annual series of performances, that occur from the fall to the spring, ever since. The organization is currently headed by Executive Director Kevin Maynard, who has recently taken charge and is stopping by for a discussion with Josh Johnson on his background and goals for the organization…
