Unbothered

Artists are cancelling shows and whole tours, in what is being dubbed “Blue Dot Fever”. But, what is "Blue Dot Fever"? and is real or do we need another temperature check?

Digital sovereignty policies are set to change the way people see and use the internet forever. But, what does that mean for you? And are we seeing the death of the World Wide Web?

We take an updated look the sale of Warner Brothers, as Netflix backs out of the bidding and Paramount seals the deal...

Looking to cut down on your screen time in 2026? We sat down with a local bookstore owner to discuss building the best reading list and advice on sticking to your reading goals.

Netflix has made deal to purchase the studio and streaming side of Warner Brothers Discovery, angering Paramount executives. But, why is this merger happening? And will the deal even go through?

Many are looking to viral trends this year for decoration inspiration, with the most popular being a "Ralph Lauren Christmas". But, what exactly is a Ralph Lauren Christmas?

We’re defining and looking into the current state of media literacy and seeing if there is anything you can do to improve.

For the first time since February of 1990, there was a two-week period where no rap song was present on the Billboard Hot 100 Top 40, we look into the end of a 35 year run.

Halloween is the time of year to indulge in purposefully feeling afraid, but why do we enjoy getting scared?

The Louvre in Paris was recently robbed of millions worth of jewels, in what seems like an elaborate smash and grab. But, how did the thieves manage to get away and what did they take?

This week we’re getting a special sneak peek into WFSU’s newest spooky podcast, Into the Unknown…

We’re sitting down with a couple local comedians to get their thoughts on the controversial “Riyadh Comedy Festival” being held in Saudi Arabia.

We're joined by David Mullins, the host of our sports podcast "Tally Benchwarmers", with an excerpt from this weeks episode.

It’s the time of year to celebrate and vote on your favorite chubby Alaskan Brown Bear. But how do those bears compare to Floridian Black Bears? And what can we learn from this conservation campaign?

Birding has been described as “the Hot-Girl hobby of the year” by PopSugar.com and is becoming popular with Gen-Z. But what exactly is birding? And why is Gen-Z becoming so drawn to it?

Some consider it the caffeinated ritual beverage for the harvest season and a beacon signaling the beginning of fall, this week we’re discussing the infamous pumpkin spice latte.

We are discussing the Taylor Swift – Travis Kelce engagement and looking into parasocial relationships…

Cracker Barrel recently debuted a new logo, and almost everyone hated it. We asked an expert: What separates a good rebrand from a bad rebrand?

Horror movies have dominated the box office all summer long. Audiences want to be scared right now, but why? Does our collective psyche really influence what we watch?

There has been online discourse recently regarding the etiquette of some fans at concerts like My Chemical Romance and Morgan Wallen. At these concerts the male singers have been subjected to being grabbed and even licked while performing. What do these events say about male victims of stalking, abuse, harassment, and assault? Guest Host Tristan Wood sits down with a professor of social work at George Mason University, Denise A. Hines, and Emily Mitchem, the Executive Director of Refuge House to learn more.

The Gen-Z Stare is a term that has gone viral recently and has caused a lot of online debate. Older generations are asserting one definition of the stare, while members of Generation Z have been firing back with their own reasoning. So, what is the Gen-Z Stare? Why is it happening? And who is truly affected by it? Host Jason Acuna talks with associate professor of psychology at Barnard College of Columbia University, Tara Well, to find out more.

Hosts Jason Acuna, Rheannah Wynter, and Content Director Lynn Hatter sit down for a celebratory conversation marking the first birthday of the Unbothered podcast. They discuss the origins or the show and their favorite episodes so far!

Women’s sports have been steadily growing over recent years, with several events causing a natural boom in interest. During the 2024 Olympic games, stars like Ilona Maher shot to popularity and became household names. In the WNBA, a rivalry between Caitlin Clark and Angel Reece has been developing since college and has audiences more than tuned in. Regan McCarthy is sitting down with the founder and CEO of Tallahassee Reckoning, Ashlee Fontes, to discuss the causes behind the rising popularity of women’s sports.

The new Superman film is soaring with positive reviews from both critics and the audience, but one character is stealing the hearts of movie-goers around the country—Krypto the Superdog! The adorable pup was seen throughout this newest installment of the James Gunn led DC universe, causing chaos and saving the day. The character was created using a combination of a real-life dog (named Jolene), a puppet, and the motion capture performance by actress Murphy Weed. Host Jason Acuna sat down with Weed to discuss her role in the film, the process behind her performance of Krypto, and the optimism that seems to be flowing from the screen and into the theater.

Jeopardy is one of America's most popular game shows, and has not only been played on television, but also in almost every school and bar in the country. This week, Host Jason Acuna is sitting down with recent Jeopardy contestant and Tallahassee resident, Jolynda Chenicek, to discuss how to prepare for the show and how to improve your own trivia skills.

Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez recently got married, in what some are calling the most extravagant and opulent event of the year. The nuptials included 3 themed parties (The Great Gatsby, a pajama party, and a foam party), 27 bridal outfits, celebrity guests, and more. There are a lot of mixed feelings about the wedding, so, this week we a taking a look at the fashion choices of the bride and examining the reactions and history behind her many outfits.

You may have seen a curious looking plushie toy popping up on your social media feed or hanging off of your favorite celebrity's purse. They have been featured in viral unboxing videos and in K-pop media. So... what is a Labubu? How do they compare to Beanie Babies? And will the trend last? Jason Acuna chats with consumer trends expert, FSU Professor Cammy Crolic.

This week we’re discussing Black Music Month, A time to celebrate the legacy, culture, and impact of black musicians across generations.

As the heat of the summer fully sets in, many will turn to their favorite summer snacks to keep their energy levels up and stay hydrated. For some, that snack is watermelon. Monticello, FL has been hosting a watermelon festival for 74 years to celebrate this summer treat, Tom Flanigan spoke with one of the organizers.

Buddha was a Florida panther that lived at the Tallahassee Museum, he recently passed away at the age of 14 due to persisting complications to an injury he received prior to arriving at the Tallahassee Museum as a 20-month-old cub. Buddha was a local symbol for Florida Panther conservation, which is why Jason Acuna sat down with Tallahassee Museum Animal Curator Suzie Buzzo to discuss Buddha's life and legacy, as well as the continued panther conservation efforts. @Tallahasseemuseum

Moths are most commonly associated with being attracted to lights, but that actually isn't true! Moths are incredibly important pollinators of the nights, but there is a lot we don't know! Jason Acuna is sitting down with Professor Akito Y. Kawahara, the Curator at the Florida Museum of Natural History's McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and Biodiversity, to discuss the importance of Moths.

Historically, Florida has been associated with oranges and Georgia with peaches. However, Regan McCarthy is asking which state is actually the better peach producer?

Tornadoes can be scary, abrupt, and unpredictable… so how can you be best equipped when that alert hits your phone or breaks into your favorite radio show? Lynn Hatter and Rheannah Wynter are sitting down with experts to learn more about tornado preparedness.

We’re adding it all up and talking about the “new math” children are learning in schools today.

Since the invention of moving pictures, a projector was the best a consumer could ask for when looking to build a home theater. But, with the price of televisions at historic lows, many are opting for larger TVs rather than projectors and screens. So, which device should you buy if you want the best home viewing experience? Jason Acuna is chatting with home theater expert Jim Gray (of Jim Gray Designs) to get an answer on which is better in 2025, the silver screen or the “small” screen.

This episode is an excerpt from our podcast, The Warehouse. On this episode we discuss the Chain of Parks Art Festival. LeMoyne Arts has been holding the Chain of Parks Art Festival for 25 years, with the goal of amplifying local artists and bringing the community together. Powell Kreis is the Chain of Parks Art Festival Manager, and is sitting down with host Josh Johnson to discuss this weekend’s events.

We're sitting down with Professor Sheng Lu, who teaches fashion and apparel studies at the University of Delaware, for a discussion on the fast fashion supply chain, the economics of the fashion industry, the affects tariffs will have on fast fashion, the outlook of sustainability in fashion, and more!

We’re going for a spin and discussing the essentials of vinyl records. Jason Acuna sits down with Matt Sampson of Real Cool Time Records to talk about how to care for, clean, and shop for your vinyl.

A deep dive into curly and textured hair, led by people with curly and textured hair. We're gonna cover the good, the bad, and the hair basket! Master Stylist Lacey Byron joins us to discuss how to properly handle wash day, tips for getting into the industry, and more!

Florida has an interesting history with the film and entertainment industry. Originally, one of the early hubs of film, Florida has since seen much of the industry leave the state. What is the story behind “Hollywood East” and why did all the productions leave Florida?

How often do you go through the drive-thru or order delivery? One Chef is trying to make cooking at home more achievable.

Sports psychology is a growing industry, but how much does mental performance affect outcomes on the field?