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Hannah Harber of the band Hannah Harber & The Lionhearts joins Intersection to discuss the making of their debut album, “Long Time Coming,” which was released on Jan. 9.

The Timucua Arts White House has gained a wide following for its intimate weekly concerts located in downtown Orlando. Conductor Benoit Glazer joins Intersection to talk about the cultural significance of the venue, and his plans for a floating concert hall.

Rollins College associate professor Jana Matthews has spent the last five years teaching students about the real-life historical and literary themes in the famed book and television series with her "Game of Thrones" course.

Author Joanie Holzer Schirm joins Intersection to talk about her new book, “My Dear Boy: A World War II Story of Escape, Exile, and Revelation," based on 400 letters from her late father's experience in Nazi-occupated Europe.

DC Comics fans can now meet The Flash as the latest addition to Madame Tussauds Orlando's Justice League: A Call For Heroes experience.

CeCe Teneal & Soul Kamotion members CeCe Teneal and Chris Baptiste visit Intersection to talk neo-blues, performing live and their debut album.

Poet Taylor Mali joins Intersection to share his journey from teacher to performance poet, and how he met his mentor, former poet laureate Billy Collins.

Orlando-based writer Brian Turner discusses his late wife's influence on his jazz album "11 11 (Me Smiling)."

Elaina Newport, a founding member of the political satire troupe Capitol Steps, talks with Intersection about her unlikely start in comedy and finding humor in political turmoil.

Musician Hannah Harber visits Intersection to share her musical journey and the creative process behind her band's debut album, “Long Time Coming.”