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This episode features Ronald McDonald House Charities of North Central Florida. Since 1982, the organization has been keeping families close to their seriously ill children.

Today’s episode features Keep Alachua County Beautiful’s Great American Cleanup 2024 in Gainesville, Florida on Saturday, April 13 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Alfred Massey Park, also known as Westside Park, will serve as the headquarters for volunteers to pick up cleaning supplies and receive location assignments throughout the county.

Chat with Tim Miller, Chief Meteorologist and FPREN Director in the Division of Media Properties about tracking hurricanes for the State of Florida and beyond.

Marsha Kiner, Children’s Trust of Alachua County Executive Director, shares information on the history of the organization, current programs, new and upcoming initiatives and the need for volunteer assistance in a variety of capacities.

WUFT Media Services and FANFARES Tech Director Matt Abramson and WUFT-FM Morning Edition host and emcee Glenn Richards join host Sue Wagner to share information and the event.

This episode features the Hippodrome Theatre in Gainesville, now celebrating its 52nd year. Hippodrome Theatre Artistic Director Stephanie Lynge is the guest.

Lifesouth Community Blood Centers, a not-for-profit blood bank headquartered in Gainesville, is featured this week. The blood bank, formerly known as Civitan Regional Blood Center, is currently celebrating its 50th anniversary.

WUFT's Dana Hill interviews NPR Journalist and Host Ari Shapiro about hosting the new season of "The Mole" on Netflix.

GFAA Tour Co-Coordinators and artists Michelle Nagri and Peter Senesac share information on the 30 participating artists, how to access the online interactive map at gfaastudiotour.com and what to expect during this annual summer event.

“HeART Wall: A Love Letter to Gainesville,” a 208-foot long public art installation featuring over 2,000 mosaic hearts created by Alachua County residents, is featured.