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Monday through Friday

The WUSF Latest News podcast contains the latest breaking news and in-depth stories about Florida and the Tampa Bay region.
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Weekly

AUDIO: Florida Matters goes beyond the daily headlines and explores issues that matter to you and your community. Florida Matters is a weekly 30-minute public affairs program that examines issues important to Floridians, including education, housing, transportation, growth-management and the environment. (28 min.)
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VIDEO: Florida Matters is WUSF Public Broadcasting's forum that goes beyond the daily headlines and explores issues that matter to you and your community. Hear directly from decision makers, experts and other concerned citizens. Our purpose is not only to stimulate conversation, but to advance the discussion.
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Weekly

Florida Stories is a WUSF 89.7 segment featuring unique and compelling stories told by the people who lived them. These are stories of hope and inspiration, fear and triumph, laughter and tears - personal and intimate conversations with people just like you. (5-6 min.)
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Weekly

AUDIO: WUSF 89.7's University Beat highlights programs, services and outreach efforts of the University of South Florida that benefit Tampa Bay and the world. Host Mark Schreiner focuses on the latest studies in medicine, engineering, education, the sciences, human services, business development and the arts. Subscribe to this podcast:

VIDEO: WUSF TV University Beat highlights USF's efforts to promote research, education, science, art and culture. University Beat can now be downloaded as a video podcast!
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Occasional

Enjoy music, interviews and insights from musicians who work in and visit Florida with these features heard on WSMR 89.1.
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Recent Podcasts

Seraphic Fire Brahms German Requiem Interview
Russell Gant interviews Dr. James Bass, Director of Choral Studies at USF about Seraphic Fire's acclaimed new recording of the Brahms German Requiem.

Sarasota Music Festival 2011 - Faculty Wind Quintet
Classical WSMR host Coleen Cook is in our performance studio in Sarasota for live music and conversation wtih members of teh Sarasota Music Festival faculty. Joining her are artists Carol Sincenc, Nancy Ambrose King, charles Neidich, Nancy Goeres and William Purvic, playing selections from a Wind Quintet by Antonin Reicha. .

Occasional

Judy Genshaft - University of South Florida President
"Budget Remarks" - February 29, 2008
Judy Genshaft announces administrative changes to streamline key university functions and to help address projected budget cuts.
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Regular but not weekly or daily

Keep informed about the people, issues and events that affect the day-to-day lives of Florida residents. Florida Government content includes speeches by government officials as well as WUSF 89.7 News' coverage of government at all levels.

State of the State - 2008 - Charlie Crist, Governor - Get this podcast:

According to lecture schedule

Hear what local, national and international lecturers have to say about issues that affect our community. WUSF records lectures at locations throughout the Tampa Bay area and makes them available to you as podcasts.

Listen and learn from authors, scientists, artists, educators and involved citizens about the news and cultural perspectives that shape day-to-day living in Florida.Past Lectures

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