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The song Wakulla Green is performed by Tallahassee based musicians Adrian Fogelin and Craig Reeder, performing as the group “Hot Tamale,” in the WFSU Public Media Television Studio.
In our Local Routes Episode 902 we featured Jordan Roberts singing her song "Day by Day." In this full Spotlight episode, you can hear another one of her songs called "Frustrations" and see an interview with this talented...
WFSU's Suzanne Smith follows the organizers of the LeMoyne Chain of Parks Fine Arts Festival to see what they have to do to put on this annual event. The Festival raises money for the LeMoyne Center for Visual...
Originally Published: November 9, 2017
Bruce Means and his fellow researchers at Florida State University have recently discovered that what was once considered a single species of salamander was at least five species. One of the new species is the...
You Don’t Always Need a 4 Year degree
Jobs, jobs, jobs!
People want them, employers have them.
But the two sides don’t always matchup.
Education plays a big role in employability and the traditional 4-, 5-,
or 6-year college route to a job is...
Haiqiong Deng began her life and musical career in northwest China. Her father started her learning music when she was only three years old.
“Throughout my memory, I'm with music. There is not a moment I'm off music. I went...
Originally Published: November 6, 2016
WFSU's Suzanne Smith learns about the symbolism behind the Florida State University's Veterans Alliance Arrowhead and follows the artistic process as a glass version of the symbol is created by the FSU Master Craftsman...
The Aucilla and Wacissa Rivers are home to archeological sites dating back as far as fourteen thousand years. Stone tools and the remains of hunted animals can offer clues as to the identities of these first Floridians. A team...
It's made up of 55,000 acres of private land, but in 300 years there is a plan is for it to be an old (almost) growth forest of longleaf pines. We explore the work that has already been done...
