Podcast

In the final episode of We're the Damn Millennials, we reflect on the election results and our work on this podcast.

WUFT News' Luke Sullivan spent time with homeless students in Alachua County to find out what life and school are like when you don't have a place to live.

Roach Motel, Less Than Jake, Radon, Hot Water Music, and Against Me! How did Gainesville become a creative hub for punk rock during the '80s and '90s, something which continues to flourish today?

WUFT-FM Morning Edition host Glenn Richards spoke with Donn Colee, Jr. about his new book, 'Towers in the Sand: The History of Florida Broadcasting,' and the impact the University of Florida had on broadcast history.

In the fourth episode of We're the Damn Millennials, we dive into implicit bias, and how millennial diversity is a key strength in this election.

In the third episode of "We're The Damn Millenials," we dive into the economy: student debt, marketing to millennials and the federal budget.

WUFT's Morning Edition Host, Glenn Richards, speaks with writer and UF College of Journalism and Communications graduate, Ted Geltner, Ph.D., about his new Harry Crews book and event at the Hippodrome Theatre: Blood, Bone and Marrow: A Biography of Harry Crews.

In the second episode of "We're The Damn Millenials," we explore safety: terrorism, policing and more.

In the first episode of "We're The Damn Millennials," we're going to explore what exactly a Millennial is. How are we different from all the generations before us? Do we have the power to make changes?

While UF Health Shands and North Florida Regional hospitals continue to add more emergency rooms on the growing and more prosperous west side of Gainesville, east side residents with limited resources struggle to find accessible healthcare.