Tonight on Florida Matters- talking about how amendment 3- recreational #marijunana - could change Florida if it passes. With Romy Ellenbogen & Richard Blau. Listen on 89.7 FM at 6:30pm or stream online wusf.org WUSF

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On Florida Matters, Stetson law professor Louis Virelli said the Florida Supreme Court's ruling 'shined a very bright light on the importance of the abortion amendment.'
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On Florida Matters- Stetson Law School professor Louis Virelli on the legal ramifications of the FL Supreme Court's decisions on abortion & marijuana. And we discuss the health care and political impacts with Cathy Carter Stephanie Colombini & Dr. Susan A.MacManus. 6:30pm on 89.7FM WUSF

ICYMI: This week on Florida Matters, we discuss the next steps in the long process of building a new stadium for the Rays and redeveloping the land around it.

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ICYMI: This week, we dig into the details of what passed in the 2024 legislative session, what didn't make it through and how it affects Tampa Bay.
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Tonight on Florida Matters, Dalia Colón talks about highlights from The Zest podcast, and how she created the recipes for her cookbook. Listen- 6:30pm on WUSF!

'You dig a little deeper and you come up with things like spaghetti squash, ala Norma, or spaghetti with beet balls'

This week on Florida Matters- talking elections with Craig Latimer, Supervisor of Elections, Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections & @PascoeSOE. And- Matt Dixon on why we're functionally into the general election already, & what DeSantis dropping out of the race means for Florida. Tuesday 6:30 pm 89.7 FM / stream on WUSF

Listen to the conversation about Florida's financial disclosure rules. Some city elected officials say they're invasive & an example of government overreach from Tallahassee, but supporters say it's a positive move for #transparency in government

Tonight at 6:30 on WUSF we talk with Gabriella Paul 🎙️ and Bay Area Legal Services's Tom DiFiore about #evictions in Tampa Bay & beyond. Tune in as we learn more about the challenges for residents facing eviction. Tune in: 89.7FM or stream wusf.org

LISTEN LIVE: At 11 a.m., Gov. DeSantis is scheduled to give his State of the State to kick off the legislative session. WUSF will be airing his address, and Florida Matters will provide analysis afterward.

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ICYMI: On this week's Florida Matters, we have a sampling of some of our most interesting conversations with newsmakers across the greater Tampa Bay region. wusf.org/show/florida-m…

Tonight at 6:30- we'll preview the 2024 legislative session with Jason Garcia, Steve Newborn and William March. What impact will presidential politics & Gov. DeSantis's aspirations for higher office have on the session? Tune to 89.7 FM or stream wusf.org

On Florida Matters : A conversation on combating the surge in youth gun violence in Florida w/ Stephanie Colombini , reporter of Health News Florida series 'Growing Up With Guns.' health.wusf.usf.edu/health-news-fl…

Subscribe to the podcast to listen to the full episode. And keep tuning in to WUSF all this week for Stephanie Colombini's compelling series: Growing Up With Guns.

ICYMI: Safe and Sound exec director Freddy Barton & Stephanie Colombini on Florida Matters talking youth gun violence. Barton says older teens are 'sending the younger kids, the 12, the 13, the 14 year-olds out to get these guns' from unlocked cars. 📻: wusf.org/podcast/florid…

In the second part of my series on youth #gunviolence we look at the challenges some advocates for prevention face working with limited resources - and how that’s starting to change. Safe and Sound WUSF Health News Florida wusf.org/health-news-fl…

Tonight: talking with Dr. Nashid Madyun, executive director of Florida Humanities and Jacki Levine, editor of 'Once Upon a Time in Florida', a collection of writing about our state curated from FORUM magazine & celebrating 50 years of Florida Humanities. 6:30pm on WUSF 89.7 FM

Tonight- talking conspiracy theories, 'Broccoli journalism', Taylor Swift, how social media apps keep you scrolling and how to sort out misinformation from fact. With Joy Mayer and Alex Mahadevan. 6:30pm on 89.7- or stream on our website. WUSF

Tonight - talking holiday shopping and consumer confidence with USF Sarasota-Manatee campus economics professor Michael Snipes- and #Shopapalooza , 'a two day event that is literally like the super bowl of shopping' with Pat Largo. 6:30pm WUSF 89.7 FM or stream wusf.org.