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Schedules - 88.9 WFSU-FM

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Local programming is featured at indicated times.

Weekdays
Time	Program
12:00 A	BBC World Service
6:00 A	Morning Edition
10:00 A	The Diane Rehm Show
11:00 A	Mon-Wed, Fri: The Diane Rehm Show; Thu: Perspectives
12:00 P	Fresh Air
1:00 P	Mon: Car Talk Tue: Prime Time Radio Wed: Smart City Thu: Commonwealth Club of California Fri: Tech Nation
2:00 P	Talk of the Nation Talk of the Nation Science Friday
4:00 P	All Things Considered
6:00 P	Marketplace
6:30 P	Mon-Thu: All Things Considered; Fri: Capital Report
7:00 P	Fresh Air; 2nd Wed/month: Florida on the Line
8:00 P	Tell Me More
9:00 P	Mon-Thu: All Things Considered; Fri: Capital Report
9:30 P	Marketplace
10:00 P	Mon: The Parent's Journal Tue: A Chef's Table Wed: Speaking of Faith Thu: The World Fri: Tech Nation
11:00 P	Mon-Thu: BBC World Service Fri: The Tavis Smiley Show
Saturdays
Time	Program
12:00 A	BBC World Service
8:00 A	Weekend Edition
10:00 A	Car Talk
11:00 A	Marketplace Money
12:00 P	Fresh Air Weekend
1:00 P	Bob Edwards Weekend
2:00 P	Wait Wait Don't Tell Me!
3:00 P	Only a Game
4:00 P	The Parent's Journal
5:00 P	All Things Considered
6:00 P	A Prairie Home Companion
8:00 P	The Midnight Special
10:00 P	West Coast Live
Sundays
Time	Program
12:00 A	BBC World Service
8:00 A	Weekend Edition
10:00 A	To the Best of Our Knowledge
12:00 P	This American Life
1:00 P	Le Show
2:00 P	411 Teen
3:00 P	Snatches of Jazz
5:00 P	All Things Considered
6:00 P	The Thistle and Shamrock
7:00 P	Bob Edwards Weekend
8:00 P	The Splendid Table
9:00 P	To the Best of Our Knowledge
11:00 P	This American Life

Schedules - 89.1 WFSW-FM

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Local programming is featured at indicated times.

Weekdays
Time	Program
12:00 A	BBC World Service
5:00 A	Morning Edition
9:00 A	The Diane Rehm Show
11:00 A	Fresh Air
12:00 P	Mon: Car Talk Tue: Prime Time Radio Wed: Smart City Thu: Commonwealth Club of California Fri: Tech Nation
1:00 P	Talk of the Nation Talk of the Nation Science Friday
3:00 P	All Things Considered
5:00 P	Marketplace
5:30 P	Mon-Thu: All Things Considered; Fri: Capital Report (5:30 pm)
6:00 P	2nd Wed/month: Florida on the Line; All other times: All Things Considered
7:00 P	The World
8:00 P	Fresh Air
9:00 P	Talk of the Nation Talk of the Nation Science Friday
11:00 P	BBC World Service
Saturdays
Time	Program
7:00 A	Weekend Edition
9:00 A	Car Talk
10:00 A	Marketplace Money
11:00 P	Fresh Air Weekend
12:00 P	Bob Edwards Weekend
1:00 P	Wait Wait Don't Tell Me!
2:00 P	Only a Game
3:00 P	BBC Newshour
4:00 P	All Things Considered
5:00 P	A Prairie Home Companion
7:00 P	The Midnight Special
9:00 P	West Coast Live
11:00 P	BBC World Service
Sundays
Time	Program
5:00 A	BBC World Service
7:00 A	Weekend Edition
9:00 A	To the Best of Our Knowledge
11:00 A	This American Life
12:00 P	Le Show
1:00 P	A Prairie Home Companion
3:00 P	Travel with Rick Steves
4:00 P	BBC World Service
5:00 P	The Thistle and Shamrock
6:00 P	Bob Edwards Weekend
7:00 P	The Splendid Table
8:00 P	To the Best of Our Knowledge
10:00 P	This American Life
11:00 P	BBC World Service

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Capital City Growth

Tom Flanigan (2008-07-10)

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TALLAHASSEE, FL (wfsu) - Tallahassee is still growing, even as more Florida cities are losing population. Tom Flanigan has that story

The Capital City added just over two-thousand new residents to its population between July of 2006 and 2007. That one-point-three percent increase brought the city's total population to nearly a hundred sixty-nine thousand. The latest U.S. census report showed a bigger growth rate in places like Orlando and Miami. Port St. Lucie saw the biggest population increase of any Florida city at six-point-three-percent. But the report also showed a growing number of Florida cities losing residents. In fact, six of the twenty-five fastest shrinking cities in the nation were in Florida.
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