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Join Engage’s host, Cheryn Stone as she explores Central Florida's issues and culture with new voices, new perspectives, and thought provoking interviews. Ciencias Sociales Política y Gobierno
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  • 7 OCPS Schools Closing; Pulse Sign Removed; Allergy Season Lasts; Florida Lineman’s Rodeo

    7 OCPS Schools Closing; Pulse Sign Removed; Allergy Season Lasts; Florida Lineman’s Rodeo
    Mar 12 2026
    School closings amid declining enrollment. Pulse nightclub sign removed. Allergy season persists year-round. Prison gerrymandering impacts. Power line workers soar.
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    52 m
  • Voter verification plans; Iranian Americans celebrate; Eskamani on Iran; daylight saving & photographers

    Voter verification plans; Iranian Americans celebrate; Eskamani on Iran; daylight saving & photographers
    Mar 5 2026
    A new election bill approved by the state House would make Floridians show proof of U.S. citizenship before voting and limit the types of identification people could use at the polls. U.S. Representative Mike Haridopolos discusses similar proposed changes at the federal level. Iranian Americans gathered in Orlando to celebrate the death of the Ayatollah. Representative Anna Eskamani, the first Iranian American elected to the Florida Legislature, discusses Iran. The time change this weekend impacts Central Florida photographers who make a living documenting and preserving memories.
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    51 m
  • Economic Growth vs. Everyday Life, The Florida Roundup in Orlando, 100 Years of Black History Month, Quilting as Black Storytelling

    Economic Growth vs. Everyday Life, The Florida Roundup in Orlando, 100 Years of Black History Month, Quilting as Black Storytelling
    Feb 26 2026
    Financial indicators are pointing to a robust economy, but consumer experiences are telling a different story. The Florida Roundup takes the show on the road to Central Florida Public Media. Black History Month marks a century this year, and it didn’t start as a celebration. Quilting in Black communities began as survival during slavery and evolved into art and archives of family legacy.
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    50 m
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