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2018 Holiday Specials -
Breaking Down ACA EnrollmentAfter a series of repeal efforts and back-and-forth on the so-called Obamacare at the federal level, there's a lot of confusion to sort out.
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Save the Date for WUSF 2019 Longest Table EventWUSF invites you to Save the Date for the 2019 6th annual Longest Table event! Diners enjoy an epicurean experience down the middle of Bayshore Drive in St. Petersburg
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Evening Masterwork: Lalo's Cello ConcertoAlthough Edouard Lalo was a Frenchman, he was of Spanish descent: he’s most famous for his Symphonie Espagnole for violin and orchestra, and Spanish idioms also fill the three movements... more...
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All Night Jazz: Dec. 10 Lee MorganTonight on All Night Jazz Dominic Walker will visit Africa on the Jazz Trip @ Ten with the song Zambia from trumpeter Lee Morgan.
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WUSF News
For public school teacher Kaitlyn McCollum, even simple acts like washing dishes or taking a shower can fill her with dread. "It will just hit me like a ton of bricks," McCollum says. " 'Oh my God, I owe all of that money.' And it's, like, a knee-buckling moment of panic all over again." She and her family recently moved to a much smaller, older...
Florida Matters
Last year, our series, "Telling Tampa Bay Stories," took us to Tampa's Progress Village . This year, the focus is Plant City -- a Hillsborough County community where agriculture and development, history and progress all meet.
Classical WSMR
Program: Evening Masterwork
Although Edouard Lalo was a Frenchman, he was of Spanish descent: he’s most famous for his Symphonie Espagnole for violin and orchestra, and Spanish idioms also fill the three movements of his Cello Concerto; sometimes subtly, other times more blatantly. In particular, Lalo’s Cello Concerto is an accomplishment simply based on the composer’s ability to keep the soloist in the foreground as...more...
University Beat
The University of South Florida will award almost 5,000 degrees during seven commencement ceremonies this weekend, as well as honor Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn and entrepreneur Kate Tiedemann .
All Night Jazz
Program: All Night Jazz
Tonight on All Night Jazz, the “Other Nine to Five,” Dominic Walker will visit Africa on the Jazz Trip @ Ten with the song Zambia from trumpeter Lee Morgan, featuring focus artist of the week, pianist McCoy Tyner. Then later, on the Midnight Standard, we’ll hear another version of Hoagy Carmichael’s Stardust. The adventure begins tonight at nine on WUSF 89.7.
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Special News Reports
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