Florida Frontiers: The Weekly Radio Magazine

Florida Frontiers: The Weekly Radio Magazine of the Florida Historical Society is a weekly, half-hour radio program airing on public radiostations throughout the state beginning in January 2009. The program is a combination of interview segments and produced features covering history-based events, exhibitions, activities, places and people in Florida. We explore the relevance of Florida history to contemporary society and promote awareness of heritage and culture tourism options in the state.
Award Winning Books
Homes of the 1920s
New Deal Public Works Projects
Peggy Macdonald on Women's Suffrage
The Real First Thanksgiving
St. Augustine National Cemetery
Remembering Willie Johns
The “Redneck Riviera”
Black Pioneers in Apopka
Abel Bartley on Black Lives Matter
Spook Hill in Lake Wales
TV comedy "I Dream of Jeannie"
Florida in 1620
Documents from Spanish Colonial Florida
Newspaper Woman Marie Ringo Holderman
1918 Flu Pandemic and COVID-19
Family Photo Albums as Historical Documents
Senator Lori Wilson and the Equal Rights Amendment
FHS Virtual Conference: Paul Ortiz
Art Deco Advertising of the 1920s
Jacksonville Consolidation in 1967
Remembering Frank Thomas
Jacksonville Times-Union
Tom Petty
Florida's Healing Waters
1926 Miami Hurricane
Integration in Jacksonville
Shrimping in St. Augustine
FHS Archives in Cocoa
Criteria Studios in Miami
Ahaya and Alachua Cattle
Southern Lumber Journal
Redlining in Jacksonville
The Rossetter Sisters
Archaeologist Ales Hrdlicka
Author Lillian Smith
Ponce Inlet Lighthouse
19th Century map of Cedar Key
Drive-in Theaters in Florida
Congressman John Lewis and Civil Rights in Florida
John Milton's Letterbook
The Ocoee Massacre
Composer Frederick Delius in Florida
Ernest F. Coe and Charles H. Coe
Miami's Deauville Hotel
The Beatles in Florida
Florida Flags
The Tallahassee Ten
Geologist Albert C. Hine
Jim Woodruff Dam
Irish in Florida
Joan Mulholland
Florida Business Woman Magazine
Matheson History Museum
Civil Rights activist Kredelle Petway
Secret Fraternal Organizations in Florida
The 1928 Hurricane
Ax Handle Saturday in Jacksonville
Santa Rosa County
History of Migrant Labor
Remembering Arva Moore Parks
Everglades News Newspaper
Millie Francis, the "Creek Pocahontas"
Florida Folk Festival
Andrew Ellicott and Florida's Border
Journalist and Civil Rights Activist Mabel Norris Reese
Red Stick Creek Josiah Francis
The Intracoastal Waterway
Racing Pioneer Louise Smith
Ringling Museum in Sarasota
Baseball History in Florida
Documentary Filmmaker Lisa Mills
Silver Springs in Ocala
Florida Southern Railway
Archaeology at African American Cemeteries

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