To a Certain Degree
There’s always a new angle (Christie Zizo)
Oct 31, 202622 min
Back in the studio is Christie Zizo of WKMG! This is a timely part of our conversation discussing political coverage in Central Florida.  Follow Christie …
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To a Certain Degree
Hosted by Nick Georgoudiou · society · EN-US
About this Podcast:
To a Certain Degree is a weekly radio show featuring Orlando writers, actors, makers, artists, and professionals who are doing something neat. It’s hosted by Nick Georgoudiou, and you can listen live every Wednesday starting at 8am on WPRK 91.5 FM. It also streams on wprk.org, or you can subscribe wherever you subscribe to podcasts.toacertaindegree.comInsta: toacertaindegreeFacebook: certaindegree
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What is To a Certain Degree about?
To a Certain Degree is a weekly radio show featuring Orlando writers, actors, makers, artists, and professionals who are doing something neat. It’s hosted by Nick Georgoudiou, and you can listen live every Wednesday starting at 8am on WPRK 91.5 FM. It also streams on, or you can subscribe wherever you subscribe to podcasts.toacertaindegree.comInsta: toacertaindegreeFacebook: certaindegree
Who hosts To a Certain Degree?
To a Certain Degree is hosted by Nick Georgoudiou. The show has published 200 episodes to date.
What has To a Certain Degree covered recently?
Recent episodes include "There’s always a new angle (Christie Zizo)" (31 October 2026, 22 minutes), "I have to have one little dance party every week (Franki Duarte)" (30 October 2026, 18 minutes), and "Iceberg was just a delivery method for the bleu cheese (Bruno Zacchini)" (29 October 2026, 16 minutes).
How often does To a Certain Degree publish?
To a Certain Degree publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 21 minutes across 200 episodes.
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Booking probability for To a Certain Degree is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. To a Certain Degree requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. To a Certain Degree's contact route on record: verified email.
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Nick Georgoudiou hosts To a Certain Degree, a society podcast with 200 episodes published.
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To a Certain Degree
I have to have one little dance party every week (Franki Duarte)
Oct 30, 202618 minWhat kind of biases do you have? On this episode, local journalist and storyteller Franki Duarte discusses how she incorporates music into her work process.  …
To a Certain Degree
Iceberg was just a delivery method for the bleu cheese (Bruno Zacchini)
Oct 29, 202616 minBruno Zacchini returns in this episode, and he talks pizza. He and Nick get into the culture of pizza, how his palate was influenced by …
To a Certain Degree
Not a math girl. Not a numbers girl. (Kendall Leamy)
Oct 28, 202619 minHow does Kendall Leamy identify? Comedy performer, writer, sometime accountant, and many more roles. She is a creative force at Renaissance Theatre and beyond, and …
To a Certain Degree
We recorded a song at the Shrimpboat recording studio (Emily Fontano)
Oct 27, 202615 minDid you know? Emily Fontano, local performer extraordinaire, was the lead singer of the Mudhens. Nick didn’t know that, and they’ve been friends for years. What …
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Music is my favorite thing (Marko Torres)
Oct 24, 202610 minMarko Torres is back in the studio talking music! He has some free shows coming up at the Melrose Center, so go check those out …
To a Certain Degree
There’s always plenty of dough (Bruno Zacchini)
Oct 23, 202612 minOn this episode, the first part of the conversation with Bruno Zacchini. This is a timely episode, discussing a pizza class that he has coming …
To a Certain Degree
We’re going to practice pull-ups while this song is playing (Aimee LeCours)
Oct 16, 202630 minHere is Aimee LeCours! On this episode, she and Nick discuss her journey to stand up, along with her amazing show Psych! Stand-Up Therapy Comedy …
To a Certain Degree
And of course there was Andre Agassi (Xine Hann)
Oct 15, 202617 minThis episode is excerpted from a conversation with Xine Hann from the summer. Remember the summer? It was so long ago. Nick and Xine talk …
To a Certain Degree
We just don’t have that thick DJ skin (Roo Nafasat)
Oct 14, 202627 minIt’s another excerpt from a conversation with local amazing comedian Roo Nafasat. She and Nick discuss music, how to be a good DJ, and many …
To a Certain Degree
Amendment 3 and Winter Park (Randy Knight)
Oct 5, 2026—On this episode, Randy Knight joins Nick to discuss the ins and outs of Amendment 3, which is on the ballot Nov. 3. If passed, …
To a Certain Degree
I think people are afraid of not knowing things or looking like they don’t know things (Nick D’Alessandro)
Oct 4, 202615 minNick D’Alessandro is back in the studio! What is the nature of history when only certain people choose what to record? That’s one of the …
To a Certain Degree
Quote-unquote journalism sphere (Kendal Asbury)
Oct 3, 202615 minIn Kendal Asbury’s previous episode, she and Nick discussed some of her recent coverage in the Orlando Business Journal. In this conversation, they talk about …
To a Certain Degree
Can’t get enough public transit (Giancarlo Rodríguez)
Sep 24, 202644 minThe local Sunrise Movement has a big vote coming up, going in front of Orange County decision-makers with the Sunshine Transit Advancement Resolution (STAR) Plan …
To a Certain Degree
A Park Avenue Refresh update (Clarissa Howard and Stephanie Silva)
Sep 23, 202621 minOn this episode, two members of the City of Winter Park Communications Department join Nick to discuss the Park Avenue Refresh project. Director Clarissa Howard …
To a Certain Degree
My dad was a phantom (Kendall Leamy)
Sep 14, 202627 minIt’s not often that Nick hits someone with a car. It’s even less often that he invites that person onto the show. In fact, the …
To a Certain Degree
It’s a late-night talk show for children (Emily Fontano)
Sep 5, 202634 minEmily Fontano is back in the studio. Earlier this year, she came to WPRK to discuss her show “Against Her Wishes” which had an amazing …
To a Certain Degree
If we had Paul McCartney on Monday Scaries, what would we make him do? (Monday Scaries)
Aug 31, 202622 minSarah and Melissa from Monday Scaries are back! On this episode, we dig into teaching comedy and some of the things you should consider when …
To a Certain Degree
As a consumer, I hate this idea (Connor Barry)
Aug 29, 202612 minConnor Barry is back, and is kind enough to sit through Nick’s terrible business pitches, The Beagle Has Landed and Bid Bus.  Also, Connor picked …
To a Certain Degree
I wrote an entire piece about the wizard gift shop (Nick D’Alessandro)
Aug 21, 202622 minNick D’Alessandro is back in this episode, with a deep dive into his excellent podcast, Wait Five Minutes, writing for A24’s Florida! coffee table book, …
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