Join us as we get an up close look at the structure of the homes built by the ants of the Apalachicola National Forest, discover the art and history of an iconic Florida Souvenir, check out the secrets of...
The holidays can be a tough time for children and families in need. We take a look at the Going Places Street Outreach program and how they help homeless youth in our area. We also check out Good Taste...
Years after the legendary FAMU Football coach Jake Gaither passes away, a Florida A & M Alumnus works to preserve and share his memory. Plus, we get a preview of an upcoming documentary about the history of black...
In this episode we explore memories of Smokey Hollow-- an African American Community in Tallahassee built after the Civil War. Plus, a local chapter of the Society of Creative Anachronism take us back to the Middle Ages for a...
Join us as we travel to the heart of Tallahassee to explore the history behind some local landmarks, Lake Ella’s stone cottages. Then, we reflect on a bright light from WFSU’s past, Miss Nancy’s Store. This children’s show predates...
This week we explore a working Alligator Farm in Chipley, Florida. Plus, we go on an EcoAdventure to the local St. Vincent Island and discover why it is disappearing. And a special piece of artwork at a local...
Get ready to meet Tate! He's a dog with a news for finding tasty truffles. Plus, local students serve up some science as they take part in a special garden to table education program. We go behind-the-scenes and...
In this episode, we explore non-traditional careers for women and efforts to preserve historic public squares in Apalachicola.
In this episode we explore the fascinating connection between the network of waterways in the North Florida that exist above and below the ground. Plus, WFSU's Charles Renaud steps on the gas at local race track in Monticello....
We explore the waterways of South Georgia in part two of “Roaming the Red Hills”. We stay in the Apalachicola forest to try our hand at worm gruntin'. Plus, an original song from the Johnnie Marshall Blues Band!
