
WFSU Public Media reporters, as well as reporters from public radio stations across the state, bring you timely news and information from around Florida. Whether it's legislative maneuvers between sessions, the economy, environmental issues, tourism, business, or the arts, Capital Report provides information on issues that affect the lives of everyday Floridians.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews | |||

On tonight’s program: The National Blue Wave turned out to be little more than a ripple in Florida; There was no real surprise that the Republican took the prize in one of Florida’s reddest congressional districts. Although he insists, he’ll even lis... more
On tonight’s program: One thing’s for sure nowadays. The cost of everything is going up. That especially includes the cost of pushing a political campaign involving proposed constitutional amendments; Political polls make big news and also are big bu... more
On tonight's program: One of the reddest regions in Florida will choose a new congressperson in this election. Will it be the Republican? Or the Democrat? We’ll speak with both contenders; The Democratic nominee for Florida governor makes a campaign ... more
On tonight’s program: Local elected people and public policy wonks seem to agree….Florida’s Amendment Three will decapitate city and county services; Everyone’s talking about the aforementioned Amendment Three. But there’s also an Amendment Two on th... more
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There are so few podcasts on Florida political news. I wish they'd bring back the one about local (Tallahassee/Leon County) news, too.
This is a great way to keep up with Florida politics and legislation
Of what is happening in the Florida State Legislation.
The episodes are informative, well produced, and presented in a pleasant easy to listen format. Floridians are very fortunate to have this resource in podcast form!
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A concise, state-focused political news program that blends election coverage, policy debates, and public affair reporting centered on Florida. Across episodes, listeners hear turnout analysis, primary dynamics, education policy, climate and infrastructure issues, and the intersection of local concerns with national trends. Reporters and analysts from public media teams plus invited experts—ranging from lawmakers and educators to scientists and journalists—provide on-the-ground context, accountability reporting, and practical explanations of how policy changes affect Floridians. A standout throughline is rigorous, multi-bureau reporting that translates complex policy into actionable insights for residents and stakeholders, with frequent dee... more
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Recent guests on Capital Report include:
1. Nikki Fried
2. Mark Early
3. Susan McManus
4. Thomas Wenske
5. Jennifer Crawford
6. Kimberly Zabin
7. Wendy Taylor-Monroe
8. Aubrey Jewett
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