The 2018 mid-term election is barely settled but longtime political watchers are already reading the tea-leaves for 2020. Noted Republican and Democratic.
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Middays with Bethany CagleBethany adds a superb touch of class to the station, and brings you the interesting stories behind the music. Listen as you go about your busy day. You’ll find Bethany’s the perfect companion.... more...
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All Night Jazz: November 19, Meditating in IndiaTonight on All Night Jazz, we’ll be meditating in India and listening to more from bassist Scott Colley. Born in Los Angeles, he later performed with Herbie Hancock and Jim Hall.
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WUSF News
A Tallahassee judge refused Monday to allow the Florida House of Representatives to intervene in a medical marijuana lawsuit, saying the Republican-dominated Legislature should sue the federal government if lawmakers are unhappy that he struck down a 2017 pot-related statute as unconstitutional.
Florida Matters
Florida Matters host Robin Sussingham recently moderated a community discussion about veteran entrepreneurs with professionals who've been working on training and educating former soldiers on skills they need. Not only to integrate back into society, but to take on the risks and rewards of being an entrepreneur. The panel took place in front of a...
Classical WSMR
Program: Evening Masterwork
For Mozart, the piano concerto was an opportunity to combine his two talents: In composing for the genre, he could be both Mozart the composer, and Mozart the pianist. It was also a way of making a living, and his livelihood in Vienna depended on the production of his piano concertos like never before. During the period that Mozart composed his 19th piano concerto, he was the most admired pianist...more...
University Beat
Over a year ago, Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico. Thursday evening, the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee is hosting a panel discussion, " Puerto Rico: A Year After Maria ," which will talk about how the island and its residents are still recovering from the storm.
All Night Jazz
Program: All Night Jazz
Tonight on All Night Jazz, the “Other Nine to Five,” Jackson Harpe will be “Walkin’ the Dog” with saxophonist Don Braden on his birthday. Plus more music featuring our focus artist of the week, bassist Scott Colley. Then later, on our Midnight Standard, we’ll hear another version of Jerome Kern’s “All The Things You Are.” The adventure begins tonight at nine on WUSF 89.7.
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