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We Answer Your Questions About the Causes and Effects of Harmful Algal Blooms
Since early this summer, WGCU has been covering the blossoming algae crisis along southwest Florida coasts, canals and rivers. Social media is filled with citizen journalists…
Choosing Florida Friendly Landscaping in an HOA Community?
During the first part of today’s show we were exploring the ways people can reduce the amount of water and fertilizer they use on their yards…
Creating Florida Friendly Yards to Reduce Our Environmental Impact
With so much focus on water issues right now because of the nearly year old red tide bloom that continues to devastate marine wildlife, and the…
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THREE SONG STORIES
Episode 23 – Angel Duncan – BONUS CONTENT
https://cpa.ds.npr.org/wgcu/audio/2018/08/3SS-023-ANGEL-DUNCAN-BONUS.mp3 Since the the ways music connects to memories is right in Angel Duncan’s wheelhouse we asked her to stick around for a bit after we wrapped up the 3SS session to dig in a little deeper. Just a reminder, Angel is self-professed brain nerd who is also Director of Education and a clinician at
Episode 23 – Angel Duncan
Director of Education and a clinician at the Neuropsychiatric Research Center of Southwest Florida; Executive Arts Director at the Cognitive Dynamics Foundation; and she’s on the Research Council Committee at the American Art Therapy Association. She’s a widely published author and peer reviewer. In her spare time Angel enjoys acting in theatre, which she has
Episode 22 – Thomas Allen Harris
Thomas Allen Harris is a many-media artist who explores family and identity in what he calls a “participatory model of filmmaking” that he’s been pioneering for nearly three decades now. He’s an accomplished filmmaker and public television producer. His documentary Through a Lens Darkly premiered on Independent Lens on PBS a few years ago, and
GRAPE MINDS
35 Reasons to Love WGCU
WGCU turns 35 this month! Get out the party hats and the piñata. WGCU is having a birthday! The station began life in August 1983 as WSFP-TV/FM, a satellite operation licensed to the University of South Florida. It became an independent entity in 1996 when the broadcast licenses were transferred to the new Florida Gulf
Episode 19: Grapes of the Zodiac, Leo & Cabernet Sauvignon
Gina and Julie continue their series, “The Grapes of the Zodiac,” in which they pair the personalities of the zodiac with the grapes of the wine…
Episode 18: Flying With Wine
Did you ever notice that being on an airplane makes things like tomato juice and Pringles taste better than when you’re on the ground? While the hectic experience of air travel may have you reaching for the nearest sauvignon blanc the minute you find your seat, you might want to think twice about ordering your