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Musicians studying under the Florida Gulf Coast University Bower School of Music’s Director of Jazz Studies Brandon Robertson join us for an hour of music performed live in the WGCU performance studio! We’ll hear a mix of vocal performances as well as music selections from an instrumental jazz trio.

We’re exploring life for people who are visually impaired during the coronavirus outbreak and the social distancing guidelines that have come with it.

A little more than a year ago, we brought the Thursday “Arts Edition” segments back to Gulf Coast Live, featuring playwrights, actors, writers, dancers,…

This month’s Versed in Florida is with Sara Comito. She graduated with an English degree from the University of Massachusetts Lowell, and has been living…

Wednesday marks the 75th anniversary of an event that changed history: the attack on Pearl Harbor.They now call Southwest Florida home, but on Dec. 7,…

This week, WGCU is answering your questions about development in Southwest Florida in a multi-platform Curious Gulf Coast series, beginning with a look at…

Pete Antonacci is the new executive director of the South Florida Water Management District.He enters the role at a time when the district is facing tough…

The Alliance for the Arts in Fort Myers is marking one-year since Hurricane Ian with an juried exhibition titled “Storm Stories.” In cooperation with the Gulf Coast Writers Association, a book chronicling local experiences with the storm is now also available, and the Alliance is featuring a related exhibition of photography by Kinfay Moroti. We’ll explore the Alliance’s “September to Remember” offerings in a conversation with Executive Director Molly Deckart.

The two presidential campaigns are pressing hard in these final days. Their focus is getting voters to send in their absentee ballot – vote early – or go…

UPDATE: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is concerned Hurricane Matthew could erode the Herbert Hoover Dike or even cause sinkholes. The dike surrounds…