We met at 7 am to answer a question. For the previous couple of months, I’d been wandering Lake Jackson’s exposed bed, and observing the area around Porter Sink. The lake had been down since November, and on and...
As we continue our exploration of the human relationship to nature, we look a the goal of conservation. Also, we examine how Franklin county officials are looking at nature to solve problems with coastal erosion.
October 10, 2019 marks one year
since Hurricane Michael roared ashore in Mexico Beach, Florida, cutting a
destructive Category 5 path across the North Florida region. In this episode we
revisit some the areas hit back then and see how they are...
Railroad Square Art Park is the starting point for this week's program. Not only do we explore some of the art and cultural opportunities at the park, but we also look at some of the businesses as...
The Currys, Hot Tamale, Langtry, The Adventures of Annabelle Lyn, Taller Trees, & Wolf and Witness perform in the WFSU television studios.
We learn about a special program that uses therapeutic horsemanship to heal relationships. Plus, interesting research can be discovered within the lives of tiny creatures. Join us as our salamander exploration continues. Plus, history told...
In this episode, we explore the history of the Smokey Hollow community in Tallahassee and its impact on opinions about development and urban renewal. Plus, we explore the push for development and the efforts to save trees that live...
Ryder's Water Ice is one of many businesses impacted by the Spring 2024 tornado at Railroad Square.
This week on “Local Routes,” Rob Diaz de Villegas travels to the Munson Sandhills of the Apalachicola National Forest to learn how conservationists are working to reintroduce a tiny amphibian to the ecosystem. Mike Plummer travels to Thomasville...
We explore how the Cyber world we live in has increased the need for people skilled in Information Technology. Plus we look at ways people are learning and earning while they gain experience in this field. Plus, how teachers...
