Florida Frontiers
Saturdays 8:00 p.m.
Florida Frontiers: The Weekly Radio Magazine of the Florida Historical Society is a combination of interview segments and produced features covering history-based events, exhibitions, activities, places and people in Florida. Join host Ben Brotemarkle as he explores the relevance of Florida history to contemporary society, and promotes awareness of heritage and culture tourism options in the state.
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SEGMENTS | Remembering Bob Graham | Attorney Virgil Hawkins | The Robinson Family of Webster
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SEGMENTS | Archaeologist James Dunbar | Women in the Martial Arts | A Child's Death at Mission San Luis
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SEGMENTS | At the Dawn of Tourism in Florida | Early Cartoonists in Florida | Michael V. Gannon on Ponce De Leon
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SEGMENTS | Jane Landers at the Tallahassee Bicentennial Symposium | Camp Blanding in World War Two | The Cotton Club in Gainesville
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SEGMENTS | St. Augustine's Shrimping Industry | Enterprising Rural Women | Quincy's Coca-Cola Millionaires
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SEGMENTS | Carpenter Gothic Churches | The ERA in Florida | 1865 Black Codes
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SEGMENTS | Remembering Highwayman Artist Roy McLendon | Civil Rights Struggles at St. Joe Paper Company | Environmental Impact of The Armed Occupation Act
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SEGMENTS | DuBois 1898 Pioneer Home | From Desegregation to Integration | This Day in Miami Podcast
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SEGMENTS | Anti-Apartheid movements in Florida | Teachers in Post-Civil War Florida | Fighting the KKK in 1920's Palatka
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SEGMENTS | The Beatles in Florida | Afrofuturism at The Zora! Festival | The Apalachee Ballgame