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Central Florida Seen & Heard
Central Florida Public Media's ongoing in-depth series looking at issues vital to communities across our region. Subscribe to get each new episode.
Season 1: Immigration Divide
Season 2: Rising Water
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Season 2: Rising Water
- Editor's note: Impacts of rising water on Central Florida
- Decades-old maps don’t fully capture Central Florida’s flooding risk
- Millions of dollars spent on flood protection, but is it out of date?
- Seen & Heard: The Economics of Rising Water
- Saving the Space Coast’s future and past from rising water
- As new Central Florida homes are built, older ones flood
- One seaside community is fighting against its biggest threat: Water
- Seminole County one of Florida's first to bring kids trauma-informed camp after hurricanes
- In multilingual Central Florida, hurricane and flood warnings can go unheard
Season 1: Immigration Divide
- Introducing Central Florida Seen and Heard: Immigration Divide, a series exploring immigration
- Immigration Divide: Past and present with a lawmaker and a historian
- Central Florida Seen and Heard: Immigration Divides The Economy
- A word on words as WMFE covers Florida’s new immigration law
- Undocumented fear: how Florida's new law affects migrants & hospitals
- Undocumented students face new challenges under Florida's immigration law
- Spotlight on the Immigration Divide: Mills-50's role in Orlando culture
- 'Living in the shadow': A family of Mexican immigrants tells their Florida story