Episodes

  • Central Florida Teen Mental Health Crisis, Florida Economic Outlook, and The Bracket Brothers at SAK Comedy

    Central Florida Teen Mental Health Crisis, Florida Economic Outlook, and The Bracket Brothers at SAK Comedy
    Oct 23 2025
    Central Florida communities are responding to teen mental health crisis in Seminole County. UCF’s Institute for Economic Forecasting releases its three year economic predictions. The Bracket Brothers turn barroom debates into playoff brackets.
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    51 mins
  • Veteran Fired During Shutdown, UCF Meow Contest, Special Olympics Coach, and Special Ed Layoffs

    Veteran Fired During Shutdown, UCF Meow Contest, Special Olympics Coach, and Special Ed Layoffs
    Oct 16 2025
    An Orlando veteran is terminated while on furlough because of the federal government shutdown. Planned Education Department layoffs in its special education division are causing concerns for families of students with unique abilities in Central Florida. Special Olympics Florida is recruiting the next generation of coaches. Hundreds of humans compete on the UCF campus for the honor of best meow.
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    47 mins
  • Paychecks Stall in Shutdown, Milton Recovery One Year Later, Storm Season and Florida Art Fairs

    Paychecks Stall in Shutdown, Milton Recovery One Year Later, Storm Season and Florida Art Fairs
    Oct 9 2025
    When the federal government shuts down because lawmakers fail to pass a budget in time, some of the impacts are immediate while others take longer to be felt. A year after Milton made landfall and impacted lives on our coast, we’re looking at what’s changed since in those communities and why October brings unique challenges during the Atlantic Hurricane Season. The 52nd annual Winter Park Autumn Art Festival is a juried art festival featuring Florida artists only.
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    42 mins
  • Shutdown Hits 47,000 Central Florida Workers, School Libraries Vanish, Orlando Artist in Ring

    Shutdown Hits 47,000 Central Florida Workers, School Libraries Vanish, Orlando Artist in Ring
    Oct 2 2025
    47,000 Central Florida Federal Employees Hit by Shutdown, School Libraries Disappearing, Orlando Artist Brings Authenticity and Hip-Hop to the Ring
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    50 mins
  • Florida DOGE Hits Orange County, Stripped for Parts Examines Newspaper Consolidation, WWE’s Home in Central Florida

    Florida DOGE Hits Orange County, Stripped for Parts Examines Newspaper Consolidation, WWE’s Home in Central Florida
    Sep 25 2025
    Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia led a DOGE team looking for waste, fraud and abuse in Orange County and left with accusations of overtaxing. A documentary film looks at how hedge funds are buying up and liquidating American newspapers. Jacob Fatu is making a name in the WWE and a home in Orlando.
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    50 mins
  • Uncertainty After Court Ruling on Open Carry, Stetson Students Unite Against Political Violence, “For Colored Girls” Choreopoem Resonates

    Uncertainty After Court Ruling on Open Carry, Stetson Students Unite Against Political Violence, “For Colored Girls” Choreopoem Resonates
    Sep 19 2025
    The state’s ban on openly carrying a gun is ruled unconstitutional, but the future of firearms laws in Florida is unclear when it comes to what is and is not allowed. In a time of division and tension, Stetson University students find a way to unite, cross party lines, and condemn political violence. A story of sisterhood and survival brings the voices of Black women to the stage in Sanford.
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    48 mins
  • Florida vaccine rollback, Orlando’s Mable Butler dies, 9/11 service day

    Florida vaccine rollback, Orlando’s Mable Butler dies, 9/11 service day
    Sep 11 2025
    After Florida’s Surgeon General announces plans to roll back vaccine mandates, the state health department clarifies the policies that will change. Mable Butler, the woman known as the matriarch of African American politics in Orlando, has died. On this day of remembrance, we take you to the Orlando Fire Department’s tribute to honor those who died on September 11 , 2001, and hear from the veteran volunteers giving back by building a better future for students.
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    49 mins
  • Redrawing Districts, Restoring Landmarks: Change in Central Florida

    Redrawing Districts, Restoring Landmarks: Change in Central Florida
    Sep 4 2025
    Republican leaders in Florida say it’s only fair to redraw the congressional maps now. Critics call it a power play. We explore how it impacts your representation in Central Florida. Orlando restores the four-faced clock in Parramore as a symbol of the neighborhood’s past and future.
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    48 mins