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  • We hear from WUFT environmental reporter Rose Schnabel about an Alachua city board denying a controversial development permit.
  • We hear from WLRN Americas editor Tim Padgett on how Venezuelans in Florida are reacting to the arrest of President Nicolas Maduro.
  • Hippodrome State Theatre Consulting Producer Evans Haile shares information on the 2026 main stage productions, the cinema offerings and the gallery that hosts art exhibitions and special events.
  • Chat with David Cuillier, Director of the Brechner Freedom of Information (FOI) Project.
  • Chat with Houston Wells, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Media Production, Management, and Technology.
  • Our brains may be aging faster than our bodies. WUFT reporter Victoria Perez talks with UF researchers who published a study on how some lifestyle factors could influence our brain age.
  • WUFT's Report for America Corps Member Rose Schnabel and acclaimed artist Margaret Ross Tolbert share information on 20 “lost” springs buried under the Ocklawaha River's dammed waters, the artists and filmmakers that capture the beauty of this area and constituent efforts to lobby the Florida legislature to remove the dam and return the area to its original beauty for generations to come.
  • UF Water Institute Director Matt Cohen shares information on how the Institute was formed, the partnerships with university and state entities, the upcoming symposium in February and how the community can learn more about Florida’s precious water resources.
  • Host Kristin Chermont Spina spoke to the director of the UF Brechner Center Freedom of Information Project on the arrests of journalists following their coverage of anti-ICE protests
  • Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo Director Jonathan Miot shares information about the zoo's diverse collection that contains both native and exotic species for everyone to enjoy including Bald Eagles, White-throated Capuchin monkeys, American alligators and Matschie's Tree Kangaroo.
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