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If any bit of Florida’s history, cultures, literature, or cuisine has piqued your interest, then it’s probably been covered in FORUM , the award-winning magazine of Florida Humanities. This podcast takes listeners behind the scenes of the stories from current issues and speaks to the writers who bring some of the most fascinating Florida topics to life.
Florida Humanities hosts FORUM: Beyond the Pages, a history show with 34 episodes published.
Children's author Eileen Meyer and illustrator Dave Szalay discuss their book, "The Superlative A. Lincoln" — a collection of poems that explores Abraham Lincoln’s superlative qualities, from being the tallest president
Author and historian James Cusick discusses his article, "Yo Solo" — a detailed recounting of the events that led to Spanish general Bernardo de Galvez’s daring defeat of the British in West Florida during the Revolution
Historian Roger Smith discusses his article, A Loyal Province in a Rebel Age — a look back at the brief but fiercely loyal period of British Florida. Roger Smith is an adjunct professor of American history at Flagler Col
Colonial historian Susan Parker discusses her article, Broad Stripes and Bright Stars—a recounting of the slow but eventual transition of power that ended 250 years of Spanish rule in Florida and signaled the beginning o
Historian Steven Noll discusses his article, A Dream More than 30 Years in the Making—a celebration of the long-awaited reconstruction of Fort Mose in St. Augustine. The first free Black settlement in the United States.
Archeologist Dr. Judith Bense discusses her article, Before Jamestown, Before Plymouth—a vivid look into the 250 years of Spanish Florida. Dr. Judith Bense is a historical archaeologist specializing in Spanish West Flori
Historian Robert Cassanello discusses his article, Constituting Florida—an exploration of the many founding documents and events that helped shape the Sunshine State. Robert Cassanello is an associate professor of histor
Children's author Sita Singh discusses her award-winning book, Mango Memories—a beautifully illustrated story about a young girl participating in a family tradition of harvesting mangoes. Earlier this year, Florida Human
Author Aracelis Gonzalez Asendorf discusses her award-winning book, Dressing the Saints— a series of short stories that vividly explore the everyday lives of Cuban Americans. Earlier this year, Florida Humanities Center
Journalist Isaac Eger discusses his story, Consider the Cow—a brief history of the placid beasts' importance in Florida's economy and ecology. Isaac Eger is a freelance journalist and author of the new book, The Great Fl
Author Anthony Dixon discusses his story, The Saltwater Railroad—the network of routes that helped thousands of escaped slaves find freedom in Florida and the Bahamas. Anthony E. Dixon is the author of "Up From Incarcera
Historian Jim C. Clark discusses his story, Close Encounters of the Presidential Kind—a look at how U.S. Presidents have visited, inspired, battled and shaped the Sunshine State. Jim C. Clark is a senior lecturer in hist
Journalist and author Anne Hull discusses her story, Miami Vice—the story of how Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Edna Buchanan became Miami's quintessential chronicler of crime in the '80s. Anne Hull is a Pulitzer Priz
Author Ryan White discusses his story, the Song that Changed the World—a look at how Jimmy Buffett's hit 1977 song "Margaritaville" reshaped the Florida folk singer's career. Ryan White is a feature journalist and the au
Writer Medeia Sharif discusses her story, Miami Nights — a short essay on Sharif's nightly excursions around her South Florida neighborhood. Medeia Sharif is the author of picture books Frizzy Haired Zuzu and Remembering
Writer Brad Edmondson discusses his story, Betting on the Farm—an essay on Edmondson's memories growing up on a family farm in Nokomis, Florida. Brad Edmonson is a writer who currently resides in Ithaca, New York. His la
Writer Charlie Hailey discusses his story, On Marjorie's Porch—a short personal essay about a winter morning outside the home of the Pulitzer Prize-winning author Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings. Charlie Hailey teaches architec
Author Jason Vuic discusses his story, Nowhereland—a look back at how developers created faceless communities during the lot-sale booms of post-World War II Florida. Jason Vuic is the author of four books, including Flor
Author Rebecca Renner discusses her new book, Gator Country—the true story of a Florida wildlife officer who goes undercover to infiltrate the world of illegal poachers in the Florida Everglades. Earlier this year, Flori
Meteorologist Jeff Masters discusses his article Flight into Fury— a retelling of a daring flight Masters was a part of as a hurricane hunter for NOAA. A flight Masters says he almost didn't return from. Jeff Masters is
Ryan White
assistant professor and director of clinical site development and practice · Native Oklahoma Bigfoot Research Organization
1 appearance on this show
Steven Noll
University of Florida
1 appearance on this show
Robert Cassanello
University of Central Florida
1 appearance on this show
Charlie Hailey
University of Florida
1 appearance on this show
Jeff Masters
Weather Underground
1 appearance on this show
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