WFSU Public Media has a long history of providing quality educational content for our community. We have designed a daily television schedule that pulls from the rich PBS programming archives such as Peg + Cat, NOVA, Nature, American Experience and others to help support students at home during this challenging time.
WFSU Newsroom
DeSantis Clarifies Minimum Standards Set By His 'Stay-At-Home' Order
WFSU Education
Virtual Bytes & Books
We invite all preschoolers and kindergarteners along with their parents to WFSU Public Media's virtual Bytes & Books! Grab a snack and join us on Zoom for a story-time, activity, and a co-viewing ...Read More
Voices that Inspire
Mickey Moore - Using Failure in a Positive Way to Continue Moving Forward
Mickey Moore had it tough growing up. His goal in life was to get to a better place. Although he has had failures along the way, he has used them as lessons to continue to move forward. He expresses gratitude to the people who have helped him and given to him along the way getting him to the place he is today. More
WFSU Ecology Blog
Climate, Coral Snakes, and Striped Newts in the Munson Sandhills
The little coral snake slithers onto a bed of reindeer moss, its bright reds and yellows popping against the pale green. A few of the biologists and zoo representatives gathered today mention that...Learn More
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Nova
- cuba's cancer hope
Saturday, April 4 at 4:00 pm
When the U.S. trade embargo left Cuba isolated from medical resources, Cuban scientists developed their own biotech industry - and promising lung cancer vaccines. Can they now team up with U.S. partners to make the treatments available to all?
Nature
- cuba's wild revolution
Sunday, April 5 at 12:00 pm
In the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean, Cuba is an island teeming with exotic biodiversity: from coral reefs pulsating with life to five-foot-long Cuban rock iguanas. As international relations thaw, what will become of this wildlife sanctuary?
