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  • The 44th annual Gainesville Downtown Festival & Art Show on Saturday, Nov. 15 and Sunday, Nov. 16 is featured. Event coordinator Lili Tzho shares information about the artists, performers, children's activities and more.
  • Laura Bialeck, LifeSouth District Community Development Coordinator, talks with Sue about the Operation Santa Delivery event on Saturday, Dec. 6 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Santa Fe College North Fields at the intersection of NW 39th Avenue and NW 91st Street.
  • Franziska Raeber, Director of Development of the Humane Society of North Central Florida shares information on how the organization strives to sustain a no-kill community as they act as advocates for pets and pet owners, match pets and people for a lifetime and promote the spaying and neutering of companion animals through education and outreach.
  • Chat with Cynthia Barnett, Senior Lecturer and Director of Climate and Environment Reporting Initiatives with the CJC's Department of Journalism.
  • Dr. Joe Guevara does the daily work of a large-animal veterinarian, including long hours, travel between farms and caring for animals that require immediate attention.
  • On today's show: A Florida family finds a piece of home in an unexpected place. Later, we'll hear from two biology experts on the importance of roadsides for pollinators. Plus, a photojournalist tells us about capturing a moment of protest in another edition of "Snap Chats."
  • University of Florida Campaign for Charities (UFCC) Coordinator Karen Thomas shares information on the importance of the campaign, the agencies involved, special fundraising events and just how easy it is to donate to a good cause.
  • We "Dig In" to a new segment of our recurring series, this time about houseplants. Later, we'll hear about a competitive league, but they don't play basketball or ping pong. And we use idioms all the time. But where do they come from?
  • Today is the 100th anniversary of Gilchrist County. And if you've not been, its beautiful. Back in the 1960's American Bald eagles were threatened. Researchers were able to bring those numbers back by removing eggs from nests. The University of Florida has a brand new football coach. We talk about what happens from here.
  • Jaquelyn King appreciates how rideshare driving offers flexibility for her schedule and the chance to meet a wide range of people.
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