WFSU's Mike Plummer walks back in time with a tour of The Grove Museum in Tallahassee. From Florida's territorial days through the modern civil rights era, this architectural and historic treasure has stood witness to a rich span...
Low rain has exposed a sinkhole or two on Lake Miccosukee, offering a glimpse into the forces that created our largest area lakes, and their connections to the Floridan Aquifer. Geologist Harley Means is our guide.
Low rain has exposed...
Charles Renaud visits the Monticello Karting and Motor Club in Jefferson County to find out more about kart racing. The MKMC has one of the longest tracks for kart racing in the U.S. and has been rated one...
The Tallahassee Automobile and Collectibles Museum is most often associated with DeVoe Moore's extensive collection of classic cars. Beyond the cars, there are collectibles you might not expect, including five Steinway Art Case pianos. "Steinway says it's the...
A inspiring family story of how 3 destined-to-be Rattlers, Atira, Ameer, and Tony, found their path to Florida A&M University, and how they used the knowledge they obtained from their time at college, (and their parents) to reach their...
For Leah and Dorian Moore, life delayed their completion of their college education. But once they found each other, they started on a path to fulfill their dreams together at FAMU.
On January 26th 2018, WFSU and Florida A&M University collaborated to bring the public a special advance screening of the new documentary, Tell Them We Are Rising, a film from award winning director Stanley Nelson. FAMU's own Marching...
Tallahassee's Fat Cat Café is a place where you can grab a coffee and hang out with cats. However, it is also a refuge for stray cats to live and get adopted. Discover this trend and how it's affecting...
Chris Thompson is a Muscogee shell carver. Using various marine snail and clam shells, he's preserving the heritage of his people by recording imagery of their lore and connection to nature. Some are decorative gorgets, while others...
WFSU's Mike Plummer talks with some of our neighbors about their experiences in Leon County's education system during the days of segregation. They look back on their experiences as students and teachers in Leon County's black schoolhouses and...
