WUWF Public Media: Recent Episodes
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In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Margo Stringfield, archeologist and faculty research associate at UWF, who tells us about post emancipation African American cemeteries in our region.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. John Worth, professor of Anthropology at UWF. He returns to chat about the Spanish and native landscape that lead to the creation and establishment of the Pensacola Presidios.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Jocelyn Evans, Professor of Government and Associate Dean of the College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities at UWF tells us about public beach access and the legal issues surrounding bill HB 631.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Matt Schwartz, Assistant VP of Research Administration and Engagement at UWF, who discusses submarine ground water discharge and seagrass in our area.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Johan Liebens, the Chair of the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at UWF, who tells us about soil pollution in Northwest Florida.
Dr. John Worth, professor of anthropology at the University of West Florida, tells us about the Luna expedition and settlement.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Margo Stringfield. She tells us about the importance of cemeteries to a community.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Jocelyn Evans, Associate Dean of the Collge of Arts, Social Scienes, and Humanities at UWF. She tells us about performing beach access, using art and performance as a way of addressing beach accessibility.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Matthew Schwartz, Asst. VP, Research Administration at UWF, who tells us about submarine ground water discharge.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. John Worth, Professor of Anthropology at UWF, discusses the Soto Expedition to Pensacola in 1539.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Jamin Wells, Assistant Professor with the History Department at UWF. Today he shares with us the research his done on the history of Pensacola Beach tourism, specifically in the early 1900's.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Athena du Pre, Distinguished Professor from the Communications Department at UWF, who tells us about recovering from a goof, in the communications sense.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Jamin Wells, Assistant Professor with the History Department at UWF. He gives us an overview of the history of Pensacola tourism.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Jane Caffrey, professor from the Center for Environmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation at UWF, who tells us about the humble oyster.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Alexis Janosik, Associate Professor with the Department of Biology at UWF, who tells us all about eDNA and meta barcoding of fish in the Gulf of Mexico.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is April Mendez, a student majoring in earth and environmental studies at UWF. She is looking into whether or not a commercial grade drone that can cost thousands of dollars is really worth the extra money when collecting data for research.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Jamin Wells, an assistant professor with the History Department at The University of West Florida, who tells us about the digitization of historical documents, and who can benefit from the process.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Alexis Janosik, Associate Professor from the Department of Biology at UWF. Professor Janosik tells us about Biodiversity in the Gulf of Mexico, and cataloging that diversity.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is UWF student Zach Mueller, a senior software design and development major. He tells us about his research on assessing trends in particulate matter concentrations around the UWF campus.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Jamin Wells, Assistant Professor in the History Department at UWF, tells us about the digitization process used with historic documents.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Jane Caffrey, Professor from the Center for Environmental Diagnostics and bio-remediation, and the Department of Biology at UWF. She's gives us a current and historical perspective of oysters in our region.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Athena du Pre, Distinguished University Professor from the Communications Department at UWF. She tells about effective ways to communicate with your health care provider.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Jamin Wells, an assistant professor with the History Department at UWF, who tells us about a project he and his team have been working on, centering on the digitization of historical documents.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is UWF student Cooper Corey, a Senior Earth and Environmental Sciences Major, who tells us about her research into ocean atmosphere variability on spring rainfall in the region.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Scott Satterwite, an instructor with the English department at UWF who tells us about the history of the underground press in Northwest Florida.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Kevin Krieger, UWF Professor of Finance, who discusses legalized sports wagering on the Gulf Coast, and in particular Mississippi, and where it may be headed.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Phillip Darby, who along with some of his students, is working to protect a threatened local species, the Gopher Tortoise.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Scott Satterwhite, an instructor with the UWF English Department, who tells us about the history of the punk scene in Northwest Florida.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Kevin Krieger, UWF Professor of Finance, who discusses legalized sports wagering on the Gulf Coast.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Jamin Wells, Assistant Professor with the History Department at UWF. Today he shares with us the research his done on the history of Pensacola Beach tourism, specifically in the early 1900's.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Athena du Pre, Distinguished Professor from the Communications Department at UWF, who tells us about recovering from a goof, in the communications sense.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Jamin Wells, Assistant Professor with the History Department at UWF. He gives us an overview of the history of Pensacola tourism.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Jane Caffrey, Professor from the Center for Environmental Diagnostics and bio-remediation, and the Department of Biology at UWF. She's gives us a current and historical perspective of oysters in our region.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is Dr. Alexis Janosik, Associate Professor with the Department of Biology at UWF, who tells us all about eDNA and meta barcoding of fish in the Gulf of Mexico.
In this Gulf Stories Moment our guest is April Mendez, a sophomore majoring in earth and environmental studies at UWF. She is looking into whether or not a commercial grade drone that can cost thousands of dollars is really worth the extra money when collecting data for research.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Jamin Wells, an assistant professor with the History Department at The University of West Florida, returns to tell us about the digitization of historical documents, and who can benefit from the process.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Alexis Janosik, the Associate Professor from the Department of Biology at UWF tells us about Biodiversity in the Gulf of Mexico, and cataloging that diversity.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, UWF student Zach Mueller, a senior software design and development major, tells us about his research on assessing trends in particulate matter concentrations around the UWF campus.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Jamin Wells, Assistant Professor in the History Department at UWF, tells us about the digitization process used with historic documents.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Jane Caffrey, professor from the Center for Environmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation at UWF, tells us about the humble oyster.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Athena du Pre, Distinguished University Professor from the Communications Department at UWF, tells about effective ways to communicate with your health care provider.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Jamin Wells, an assistant professor with the History Department at UWF, tells us about a project he and his team have been working on, centering on the digitization of historical documents.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, UWF student Cooper Corey, a Senior Earth and Environmental Sciences Major, tells us about her research into ocean atmosphere variability on spring rainfall in the region.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Scott Satterwite, an instructor with the English department at UWF tells us about the history of the underground press in Northwest Florida.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Kevin Krieger, UWF Professor of Finance, discusses legalized sports wagering on the Gulf Coast, and in particular Mississippi, and where it may be headed.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Phillip Darby, a professor with the UWF Biology department, along with some of his students, is working to protect a threatened local species, the gopher tortoise.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Denise Seabert, Dean of the Usha Kundu College of Health at UWF, tells us about Achieve Healthy Esca Rosa, and an event which takes place February 20th at the UWF Conference Center.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Scott Satterwhite, an instructor with the UWF English Department, who tells us about the history of the punk scene in Northwest Florida.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Kevin Krieger, UWF Professor of Finance, discusses legalized sports wagering on the Gulf Coast.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. John Worth, professor of Anthropology at UWF returns to chat about the 18th Century Spanish Presidios and Missions on and around Pensacola Bay.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Jane Caffrey, from the UWF Center for Environmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation (CEDB) discusses water quality through an historical lens.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Bill Huth, a distinguished university professor with the University of West Florida, discusses using diving to gather data to test scientific hypothesis.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Margo Stringfield, archeologist and faculty research associate at UWF, tells us about post emancipation African American cemeteries in our region.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. John Worth, professor of Anthropology at UWF, who tells us about the Spanish and Native landscape during the 1680s and 1690s that lead to the establishment of the Pensacola presidios.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Jocelyn Evans, Professor of Government and Associate Dean of the College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities at UWF tells us about public beach access and the legal issues surrounding bill HB 631.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, we visit with Dr. Matt Schwartz, Assistant VP of Research Administration and Engagement at UWF, who discusses submarine ground water discharge and seagrass in our area.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, we visit with Dr. Johan Liebens, the Chair of the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at UWF, who tells us about soil pollution in northwest Florida.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, we visit once again with Dr. John Worth, professor of anthropology at the University of West Florida, who tells us about the Luna expedition and settlement.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, we visit with UWF archeologist Catherine Parker, who tells us about the culinary heritage of the Gulf Coast from colonial times until today.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, we visit with UWF archeologist and faculty research associate Margo Stringfield. She tells us about the importance of cemeteries to a community.
In this weeks Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Jocelyn Evans, Associate Dean at The University of West Florida tells us about "performing beach access", that is, using art and performance as a way of addressing beach accessibility.
In this weeks Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Matthew Schwartz, Asst. VP, Research Administration at UWF, who tells us about submarine ground water discharge.
In this weeks Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. John Worth, Professor of Anthropology at UWF, discusses the Soto Expedition to Pensacola in 1539.
In this weeks Gulf Stories Moment, Christian Garman chats with UWF student Cara Womacks, who is using DNA bar-coding to study the crustaceans living on artificial reefs in and around Pensacola.
In this weeks Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Matthew Schwartz Asst. VP for Research Administration, talks about student engaged research at UWF.
In this weeks Gulf Stories Moment, we visit with UWF student Ali Houghton, who tells us about a fascinating research project involving sound and sculpture.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Jocelyn Evans, Government Professor and Associate Dean with the University of West Florida, discusses the hot button issue of public beach access.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Bill Huth, a distinguished university professor with the University of West Florida, discusses artificial reefs that are also underwater works of art.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Amy Mitchell-Cook, associate professor and chair of the Department of History at the University of West Florida, discusses the historical significance of the timber industry on the Gulf Coast.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Bill Huth, a distinguished university professor with the University of West Florida, discusses using diving to gather data to test scientific hypotheses.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. John Bratten, chair and associate professor of anthropology at the University of West Florida, discusses how advances in technology are helping the search for underwater historical artifacts.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Amy Mitchell-Cook, associate professor and chair of the Department of History at the University of West Florida, discusses how shifting coastlines are affecting archaeological sites.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Scott Keller, professor of marketing, supply chain logistics and economics at the University of West Florida, discusses the importance of logistics.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Wade Jeffrey, Distinguished University Professor and director of the Center for Environmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation at the University of West Florida, discusses his research studying ultraviolet radiation.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Della Scott-Ireton, associate director of the Florida Public Archaeology Network, discusses Florida Underwater Archaeological Preserves, which is a series of historical shipwrecks frequented by divers and snorkelers.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Wade Jeffrey, Distinguished University Professor and director of the Center for Environmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation at the University of West Florida, discusses the mission of the Reubin Askew Institute for Multidisciplinary Studies at UWF.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Clark Bailey, a sophomore at the University of West Florida, discusses his research that looks at how people are affected physically after being on a boat for several hours.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Mike Myhre, the chief executive officer of the Florida Small Business Development Center Network, discusses the resources available for a business to withstand a natural disaster such as Hurricane Michael.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Wade Jeffrey, Distinguished University Professor and director of the Center for Environmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation at the University of West Florida, discusses the response by UWF faculty and researchers to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Mike Myhre, the chief executive officer of the Florida Small Business Development Center Network, discusses the importance of having a business continuity plan after a natural disaster.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Wade Jeffrey, Distinguished University Professor and director of the Center for Environmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation at the University of West Florida, discusses the similarities and differences the Gulf of Mexico has to other bodies of water.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Amy Newburn, associate director of the Haas Center, a research and consulting arm of the the University of West Florida, discusses the demographics of those most affected by the devastating Hurricane Michael.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Mirabela Schleidt, a student in the Department of Anthropology at the University of West Florida, discusses her research involving archaeological dating of the Luna land settlement site in Pensacola.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Heather Mixon, a senior in the Mechanical Engineering program at the University of West Florida, discusses a project she is working on that tags and tracks sea turtles.
In this extended Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Jason Ortegren associate professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of West Florida and Rebecca Foglietti, discuss the spring severe weather season on the Gulf Coast.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Allison Schwartz, director of the Office of Undergraduate Research at the University of West Florida, discusses the upcoming UWF Student Scholars Symposium.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Jason Ortegren, associate professor in the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of West Florida, discusses the spring severe weather season in the Gulf Coast.
In this extended Gulf Stories Moment, Mike Myhre, the chief executive officer of the Florida Small Business Development Center Network, discusses the need for businesses to develop continuity plans to withstand natural disasters. He also talks about what is the federal definition of a small business and the mission of the SBDC.
Dr. Jane Caffrey, from the UWF Center for Environmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation (CEDB) discusses water quality through an historical lens.
Amy Newburn, Associate Director of the Haas Center at UWF talks about the economic impact of Hurricane Michael.
Barbara Albrecht, Coastal Community Coordinator of the AIMS Institute at the University of West Florida discusses the Panhandle Watershed Alliance.
Barbara Albrecht, Coastal Community Coordinator of the AIMS Institute at the University of West Florida discusses bream fishing.
Amy Newburn, associate director of the Haas Center at the University of West Florida, discusses the impacts of Hurricane Michael compared to those from Hurricane Ivan in 2004.
Nicole Grinnan, research associate and public archaeologist with the Florida Public Archaeology Network, discusses St. Michael's Cemetery in Pensacola, one of the oldest cemeteries in Florida.
Dr. Jane Caffrey, professor in the Center for Environmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation and the Department of Biology at the University of West Florida, discuses the "hidden world" found buried in sediments.
Amy Newburn, associate director of the Haas Center at the University of West Florida, discusses the results of a Haas Center study on the impacts of Hurricane Michael.
Nicole Grinnan, research associate and public archaeologist with the Florida Public Archaeology Network, discusses FPAN's Heritage Monitoring Scouts Program.
Nicole Grinnan, research associate and public archaeologist with the Florida Public Archaeology Network, discusses the Blackwater Maritime Heritage Trail.
Dr. Jane Caffrey, professor in the Center for Environmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation and the Department of Biology at the University of West Florida, discusses the history of seagrass loss in the Pensacola Bay system.
Dr. Jane Caffrey, professor in the Center for Environmental Diagnostics and Bioremediation and the Department of Biology at the University of West Florida, discusses how harmful algal blooms are formed.
Dr. Bill Huth, a distinguished university professor with the University of West Florida, discusses using diving to gather data to test scientific hypothesis.
Dr. John Bratten, chair and associate professor of anthropology at the University of West Florida, discusses the importance of technology in searching for historical artifacts underwater.
This week, Dr. Amy Mitchell-Cook, associate professor and chair of the Department of History at the University of West Florida, discusses how shifting coastlines are affecting archaeological sites.
This week, Dr. Scott Keller, professor of marketing, supply chain logistics and economics at the University of West Florida, discusses the importance that access to railroads, interstates and waterways play in the success of ports.
In this week's Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Scott Keller, professor of marketing, supply chain logistics and economics at the University of West Florida, discusses the major users of ports in the Gulf of Mexico.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. John Bratten, chair and associate professor of anthropology at the University of West Florida, discusses the Santa Rosa Island shipwreck.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. John Bratten, chair and associate professor of anthropology at the University of West Florida, discusses the discovery of a canal across from the Escambia River that was used for cypress logging.
This week, Dr. John Bratten, chair and associate professor of anthropology at the University of West Florida, discusses the unique opportunities UWF students have to work on a variety of archaeology projects.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. John Bratten, chair and associate professor of anthropology at the University of West Florida, discusses a shipwreck project he is working on with an archaeology professor from the University of Wales Trinity St. David.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. John Bratten, chair and associate professor of anthropology at the University of West Florida, discusses the historic shipwreck in Pensacola Bay known as Rhoda.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Bill Huth, a distinguished university professor with the University of West Florida, discusses the deployment of smart artificial reefs in the Gulf of Mexico.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Bill Huth, a distinguished university professor with the University of West Florida, discusses aquaculture in the Florida Panhandle.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Nicole Grinnan, research associate and public archaeologist with the Florida Public Archaeology Network, discusses the history of the red snapper fishing industry in the Gulf Coast area.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Nicole Grinnan, research associate and public archaeologist with the Florida Public Archaeology Network, discusses the ecological effects of the historical red snapper fishing industry in the Gulf of Mexico and how it has affected the modern waterfront.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Bill Huth, a distinguished university professor with the University of West Florida, discusses artificial reefs that are also underwater works of art.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Dr. Bill Huth, a distinguished university professor with the University of West Florida, discusses the possibility of using rubble from the Three-Mile Bridge for an artificial reef.
In this Gulf Stories Moment, Nicole Grinnan, research associate and public archaeologist with the Florida Public Archaeology Network, discusses how artifacts reveal the culture of fishermen.
In this week's Gulf Stories Moment, Nicole Grinnan, research associate and public archaeologist with the Florida Public Archaeology Network, discusses Confederate obstructions along the Apalachicola River during the Civil War.