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Andy Barth spent 35 years as part of the news team at WMAR-TV in Baltimore, beginning as a desk assistant in 1971 and working his way up to being an on air feature reporter, which he spent decades doing before retiring in 2006. Barth produced two feature franchises, one called “Andy At Large” and the other “How Do They Do That?” in which he tried to focus on good news stories. He Mr. Barth recently on the FGCU campus to give a talk called “The Way We Were: The Early Days of TV” so we brought him by the studio while he was on campus to talk about his career, and how the world of TV, and TV news, has changed.

Millions of Americans came out to voice their opinions as part of the nationwide No Kings Day.

WGCU’sXPoNential Radio presents excerpts from a live concert recorded at the Veteran’s Pavilion on the Florida Gulf Coast University library lawn on April…

Regular listeners will have noticed that this show’s normal host, Julie Glenn, has not been around for the past three months or so. She’s been out on…

Did you know that every public radio program has a clock? Broadcast clocks are set templates that stations like ours use to track the timing of a show's…

Members of the WGCU newsroom selected their favorite in-house stories of 2017. Below, they explain their choices. You can also listen to the stories and…