An interview with the author of a book detailing the untold story of black ballplayer Jackie Robinson's difficult spring training experiences in Florida.
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The author of a book about North America before the arrival of the Europeans draws some surprising conclusions about the number of people living in Florida.
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The authors discuss their book on our state's human and natural history as detailed from an environmental rather than a political viewpoint.
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The author of a 1999 book talks about the life and death of a pioneering civil rights activist whose story is still not widely known.
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"New Urbanist" ideas that date back nearly a century are discussed in this profile of a pioneering city planner.
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A seasoned national reporter remembers the stressful days in Florida in the midst of the crisis.
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A year after its publication, the author of the definitive history of the Freedom Riders talks about the decade-long labor interviewing many of the people involved.
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How the way Floridians view the threat of hurricanes has changed down through history, from private disasters to public media events.
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Scholars discuss how Florida has become home to more than a million "home on wheels"
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