wed, may 16 | 7PM
Nature
Cracking the Koala Code
Learn what's necessary to support a healthy population of koalas by cracking the koala code.
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wed, may 16 | 9PM
Bones of Turkana
Follow famed paleoanthropologist Richard Leakey and his wife, Meave, daughter Louise and their colleagues as they work in the arid northern regions of Kenya's Turkana Basin to unravel the mysteries of human evolution. The story that emerges in the film is exciting, emotional, contemplative, occasionally funny and, in the end, transforming. This is Africa at its most beautiful and harshest.
Winner of two International Wildlife Film Festival awards.

wed, may 16 | 10PM
StudioAmped
Tribe Zion
Tribe Zion delivers a mix of reggae/hip hop/ska/punk/rock. Based in Pensacola, Florida, Tribe Zion tours throughout the southeast. Formed in Colorado in 2005, the band opened for national acts JR. Toots, The Itals and Mystic Roots while living in the Denver area. Concert was taped live in front of a studio audience in WSRE's Jean & Paul Amos Performance Studio in 2012.
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thu, may 17 | starting @ 7PM
Every Thursday, WSRE is your home for all-local programs!

7PM - In Your Own Backyard
Great Gulf Coast Arts Festival
Widely regarded as one of the best arts festivals in the United States, the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival is an annual celebration of creativity held in Pensacola's historic Seville Square.
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7:30PM - Conversations with Jeff Weeks
Carl Wernicke
Carl Wernicke, who recently retired from the Pensacola News Journal, discusses how the newspaper industry has changed over his long and successful career and what the future of the business may hold. Carl also talks about some of the major news stories in Northwest Florida that occurred during his tenure at the PNJ. Over the years, Wernicke built a tremendous amount of trust with newsmakers and readers, and he reveals how he kept their trust while at the same time allowing the stories to be covered.
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8PM & 8:30PM - Discover Alabama
Fort Morgan - Visit historic Fort Morgan and witness an active archaeological dig, take a trek through an ancient maritime forest and witness the capture, banding, and release of migratory birds. Dr. Phillips talks to local residents in presenting the past and considering the future of Fort Morgan Peninsula, one of Alabama's best coastal wonders.
Week's Bay - In recent decades, coastal Alabama has begun experiencing burgeoning growth and development and rapid population increase, with many consequences that threaten the health of some of the nation's most biologically productive ecosystems, Alabama's estuaries. In this program, Discovering Alabama host Dr. Doug Phillips canoes down Baldwin County's Magnolia River for a return visit to one of Alabama's best kept estuaries, Weeks Bay.

9PM - StudioAmped
Dannica Lowery
With nothing but her crystal clear voice and an acoustic guitar, Santa Rosa Beach, Florida performer Dannica Lowery tells the stories of her life. Concert was taped live in front of a studio audience in WSRE's Jean & Paul Amos Performance Studio in 2012.
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