A multi-media CD combines music, poetry, words, and artistic and photographic images to educate and inform people about "nature of the nature" of Florida
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The words of a Florida poet who wants to enlighten the public about the culture and traditions of the state's cattle industry.
mp3 | 5:02
Actor/scholars portray three of the leading lights of the Harlem Renaissance - all of whom grew up in Florida.
mp3 | 5:48
Florida may have the oldest body of literature in North America, according to a scholar who has made a lifetime study of the subject.
mp3 | 5:40
A retired engineer restores an old cemetery on an island that once was home to a vibrant manufacturing community.
mp3 | 5:01
A Florida poet seeking to reproduce the voices of three women from Florida's past reads excerpts and discusses her work
mp3 | 06:58
A Miami poet reflects on his Florida experience - the history of the state, its landscape and its issues.
mp3 | 5:01
Interview with a Tallahassee poet who writes in a free-flowing narrative style.
mp3 | 5:04
A Florida poet talks about how growing up in the state has informed her book of short stories featuring women and their issues.
mp3 | 5:03
A Cuban poet talks about how the exile experience has shaped his work
mp3 | 06:24
Key West honors a playwright who combined poetry and drama to create a new style of American theater.
mp3 | 6:30
Two scholars discuss the elusive nature of what has become known as the "Florida Dream"
mp3 | 06:40
A group of writers trying to protect the waters and landscape of their part of Florida.
mp3 | 6:00
A Cuban exile poet has no problem mixing poetry and politics while enjoying his home in Florida.
mp3 | 5:58
Three ethnic writers speak of the importance of maintaining their own cultural identity.
mp3 | 05:50