To a Certain Degree

Another of the hosts from the Full Frontal Nerdity Show stops by the WPRK studios for a crossover episode. Chaltal Watts talks about her time at WFTV, her hatred for apples, and much more.

You may only know Jim Myers indirectly. Maybe hearing him play drums or even sing in a local band. You've been to the Melrose Center at the downtown library, where he's department head. Now's your chance to get to know him directly on this episode of To a Certain Degree!

John King has a podcast about creative writing, The Drunken Odyssey. John also has a new book out, Guy Psycho and the Ziggurat of Shame. Is that a coincidence? Listen to this episode with him to find out for sure!

Culture means a lot of things to a lot of people, refusing in many cases to be defined or put into any one category. Like returning guest Aquanza Cadogan! He's back with some new projects and serves as DJ for this episode. Which technically you won't hear because we can't upload the music. Dangit!

Listen to the law on this episode of To a Certain Degree. Jordan Ostroff gives some advice, legal and otherwise, on Bad Business Ideas and outlines the process of becoming a lawyer in Florida. It's entertaining and educational and endearing. Just like a lot of these interviews.

It's a crossover event that rivals Zero Hour, House of M, and even Archie meets The Punisher. Especially Archie meets The Punisher. Ken Kardatzke, cohost of Full Frontal Nerdity, joins Nick to talk obscure comic book universes, Indie Galactic Space Jam, and many other things.

It's not often that you get to talk about veganism, methane, writing, realtors, Smashing Pumpkins, manatees, tiny houses, and carnivorous plants in one sitting. If Nikki Namdar, of Orlando Vegans, is on the other end of the conversation, that might improve those chances. We discuss the community she's created, and how it's blossomed with the plant-based options here in Central Florida.

It's a crossover episode! WMFE's Matthew Peddie take a break from his Intersection hosting duties for an interview on WPRK. The interviewer has truly become the interviewee. Among the topics covered are meeting Sir Edmund Hillary, getting into the news business, and kiwi fruit varieties.

Debbie Goetz works hard to get the word out about downtown Orlando and College Park. She bought the College Park Community Paper about 10 years ago, and more recently launched the Downtown Community Paper for the city's growing core of residents. We discuss how that came to pass, what's next for the papers as the College Park version turns 30, and many more things!

Bess Auer is back, just in time to build some community on this episode of Odd Numbers. We talk about some of the people who are finding their tribe and supporting the place they live.