Marvin Dunn, an authority on race in America, discusses what it was like to grow up in Florida during segregation. A Florida law bans his books on Black history in classrooms.

One of our best Sundial conversations: Writer Alexandra T. Vazquez joined WLRN's Carlos Frías to talk about her book "The Florida Room" — she uses it as a metaphor, as a place that’s in-between spaces. She discusses how culture and music mix in Florida, and specifically, Miami.We originally aired this conversation in April 2023.

Viral TikToker and elementary school teacher Natalie Stuart joins host Carlos Frías to share how she uses dance and social media to connect to her students.

Kunya Rowley, the founder and artistic director of Hued Songs, joins us to talk about the third annual Juneteenth Experience at the Miami Beach Bandshell.

Alex Segura, author of Araña and Spider-Man 2099: Dark Tomorrow, joins Carlos Frías to talk about how the Miami Heat and his childhood comic book store still inspire him.

Precious Symonette is the founder of the Viking Freedom Writers. She tells us why the vocations of writer and educator go hand-in-hand.

The Miami Herald's newest food editor Connie Ogle joins Sundial's Carlos Frias to talk about her new role, the local food scene and the Michelin Guide’s second year in Miami.

Choreographer and dancer Marshall L. Davis Jr. joins us to talk about his new show Revelations in Rythm and what the arts have taught him about life.

Jason Katz from Islandia Journal, a quarterly "neo-tropical periodical," joins WLRN Sundial to talk about some of South Florida’s haunted places and people.

Local artist Melissa Gutierrez is behind the "Westofchester" series of illustrations of iconic places in South Florida. She speaks with WLRN's Carlos Frías about why it's important to record our memories of South Florida through art.