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On tonight's program: As this year’s Florida lawmaking session begins, Governor DeSantis has just one ask of lawmakers; Despite some tiffs and occasional hard feelings, most Florida lawmakers seem determined to smooth out the lingering rough spots with their colleagues this year; Florida may not be Cuba, but the two lands are now and forever linked as Cubans in Florida struggle to reclaim their homeland; Changes in Florida law as well as federal immigration policy has placed a growing number of immigrant laborers in mortal danger; And your airport chauffeur could soon be a pilot instead of a driver.
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Executive director of The Artist Series, Melanie Mays and Suliman and Jamila Tekalli of the Tekalli Duo discuss their upcoming recital. The performance is January 25th at 2:30PM at St. Peter's Anglican Cathedral. Tickets and information can be found at theartistseries.org. -
Drs. Michael Hanawalt and McKenna Stenson discuss the Tallahassee Community Chorus's upcoming concert, Unity 18: America at 250! The performance is January 25th at 4PM in Ruby Diamond Concert Hall. Tickets and information can be found at tcchorus.org. -
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On tonight's program: Governor DeSantis faces his final legislative session as governor starting next week. And there could be some serious headwinds for the governor and his agenda; A once greatly-respected advocate against domestic violence pleads no contest to multiple felony charges; Governor DeSantis has some thoughts about state regulation of AI; While AI platforms like ChapGPT can have many positive aspects, there are also dangers; And environmental advocates say there are solid reasons why there are regulations regarding fragile places like Florida’s Everglades.
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Theresa Davis and Travis Nichols from Theatre Tallahassee will be discussing their upcoming production of Edward Albee’s famous play, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf. The show runs January 15th though February 1st. Tickets and information can be found at theatretallahassee.org. -
CEO of the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra, Mandy Stringer, and guest conductor Robert Moody discuss the TSO's upcoming concert featuring award-winning soprano Renée Fleming called Voice of Nature. The performance is January 17th at 7:30PM in Ruby Diamond Concert Hall. Tickets and information can be found at tallahasseesymphony.org. -
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This week, 411 Teen talks with Dr. Greg Hammer, author of "A Mindful Teen", about the importance of teenagers learning the values of gratitude, acceptance, non judgement and intention.
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On tonight’s program: Florida lawmakers hadn’t originally planned for 2026 to be a congressional redistricting year. But then President Donald Trump called; A priority of Florida’s senate president to funnel more state resources into rural counties didn’t make it in 2025.But it’s make a return appearance in 2026; A move to allow younger Floridians to own long guns is attracting some pushback ahead of the lawmaking session; Florida law requires rental property owners to take reasonable steps to protect their tenants from things like gun violence. Although that law was watered down a few years back; If you’re whipsawed by inflation at the grocery store, you might want to consider growing more of that food yourself; And we go back in time a quarter-of-a-century to a political meltdown that was very unlike today when all politics is taken very personally by everybody.
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This week 411 Teen discusses teen driving safety with Kathy Holland, CEO of Mindr, advocates for substance free driving and the makers of Keeper, a personal breathalyzer.
