Ever wondered where your beauty routine really comes from? Travel back 3,000 years to ancient Egypt, where queens like Cleopatra and Nefertari revolutionized glam as a tool of power, status, and spirituality. youtube.com/shorts/rlVSa...

Total lunar eclipses are a breathtaking celestial event that every Star Gazer should witness at least once! During this awe-inspiring phenomenon, the moon takes on a dramatic red hue as it passes through Earth’s shadow. Star Gazers host Trace Dominguez explains the science behind the 'Blood Moon'.

Dive into the dramatic transformation of Florida’s parks during and after World War II. Learn about the creation of the nation’s first underwater park, and the expansion into iconic sites like Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park.

Meet Red Phoenix, Florida’s first female-led drone team, currently ranked #1 nationally in the "Drones in School" competition. youtu.be/v3lDPe8IrLc

Florida's breathtaking state parks didn't just happen—they were envisioned, fought for, and built. We uncover the dramatic and inspiring origins of Florida’s state park system. youtu.be/2W8y_HoPTMY

There’s nothing more iconic—or controversial—than the green iguana in South Florida. Originally introduced through the exotic pet trade, these fascinating lizards have gone from backyard pests to ecosystem disruptors, outcompeting native species and reshaping local wildlife dynamics.🦎🌴

Thanks to you, we are still here and will be ongoing since we remain deeply committed to serving our South Florida communities. Recent state and federal budget cuts to SFPBS amount to $5.3 million annually, which is 20% of our budget — but we’re not going anywhere thanks to our many helpers.

Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system—and thanks to NASA’s Juno mission, we’re seeing it like never before! youtu.be/6LHpuRpAer0

Ocean Rescue Alliance in partnership with the City of Hollywood, is creating a marine habitat, "Guardians of the Reef". 50 unique structures have been deployed near the shore, creating the first of its kind snorkel-friendly reef project. youtube.com/shorts/2s__e...

Between late 2023 and the spring of 2024 more than 80 species of fish were observed spinning in the Florida Keys. A group of multidisciplinary scientists is trying to piece together what happened in the environment to cause this unusual phenomenon. youtu.be/ivTCkO6K3uk

Far out in the eastern Atlantic, the Portuguese island of Madeira rises from the depths of the open ocean. Despite its remote location, the archipelago is impacted by floating plastic trash.

On Costa Rica’s Pacific coast, the surf break at Playa Hermosa is a world-class wave—and the heart of a vibrant ecosystem where endangered sea turtles nest. youtu.be/sgFqPWW6yOM

Do you know the legend of Florida's Barefoot Mailman?Historian and Author, Ralph Krugler, tells the story of how the mail was delivered in the late 1880s – South Florida style!

“Open Dialogues: Gen QueerZ” is collection of frank narratives from Gen Z students in the LGBTQ+ community as they reflect on the challenges and joy of their lives. “Roots of Lil Greenhouse” tells the story of the hardworking owners behind a popular restaurant in Overtown.

🚨 The House has passed a bill to rescind $1.1 billion in public media funding. The Senate is next. South Florida PBS needs your voice – email your Senators now to stop these cuts. Learn more at protectmypublicmedia.org

As climate change intensifies, South Florida is seeing stronger storms, rising seas, and more frequent flooding. Explore how local scientists, designers, and community leaders are helping residents weather the future — through innovation, education, and compassion.

Did you know you can start a native garden for under $50? A Green Community founder Anuella Alexandre found frogfruit, beautyberry and tropical salvia — all Florida natives that support pollinators and thrive in Florida’s climate. #worldenvironmentday

Efforts to eliminate public media funding have reached a critical stage – Congress is now considering a proposal that could move forward any day. Urge Congress to protect South Florida PBS at Protect My Public Media. bit.ly/43lqaEr

The Your South Florida crew had a great day at the FAU Arboretum in Jupiter! We learned about the benefits of native plants & how FAU CES is helping South Florida adapt to climate change. Learn more in an all new episode of Your South Florida coming June 7th!

Meet Glenn Curtiss, the father of naval aviation, who not only founded America’s aircraft industry, but helped shape South Florida’s skies. His legacy lives on at the Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport, which was once his original airfield. youtube.com/shorts/8XftD...

Vulnerable communities often have less tree cover, leading to hotter neighborhoods and fewer social spaces. This lack of shade adds to the daily struggle and environmental injustice. Protecting tree canopy is not just about cooling cities—it's about preserving community spaces and ensuring equity.

At the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge, students from the Glades experience their first summer conservation camp — learning to fish, identify invasive species, build careers in marine biology, and open up about challenges like gun violence, isolation, and school expulsions.

Meet our South Florida PBS staff and the cool jobs they get to do every single day! Miss Penny is the Education Director and creator of our children’s show, KidVision Pre-K.

What happens when high school students take drone technology into their own hands? At George T. Baker Aviation, students aren’t just flying drones—they’re building them and racing them in national competitions. youtu.be/hdDUzveAq1k

From local storytelling to educational resources for families, South Florida PBS keeps our community informed, inspired, and connected. 💙 But now, that connection is being challenged. Stand with us to protect public media. Learn how: protectmypublicmedia.org #ProtectMyPublicMedia

Take a tour through Florida Memorial University’s Blacks in Aviation Museum! ✈️ It was created as a tribute to past and present black pilots who have paved the way for aspiring aviation students.

If you’re buying at nurseries or big box stores, make sure to look for native plants in your area. Not only do native plants require less maintenance and conserve water but they support your local ecosystem. Broward County Master Gardener Jeannie Schmidle shares an easy way to spot native plants.

Dive into the vibrant and often untold story of Miami’s garment industry and the immigrants who built it. Miami Schmatta chronicles the rise and fall—and rise again—of a community powered by sewing machines, dreams, and resilience.

Check, Please! South Florida is back with a new season. On this episode we take a delicious tour of Italy at Midtown Miami favorite Salumeria 104. Vietnamese flavors are explored courtesy of Tâm Tâm in Downtown Miami, and Aegean cuisine takes center stage in Wynwood’s Doya restaurant.

The Say Sumthn’ Poetry Showcase with Art Prevails is working to support the next generation of poets in South Florida. This program brought students under the direction of professional poets and educators to sharpen their poetry and performance to create a work reflecting their personal experiences.

Meteor showers are certainly a must-watch event for Star Gazers, and the Lyrids are no exception! Named after the constellation Lyra, the Lyrids are known for their fast and bright meteors that light up the night sky. @tracedominguez.com

If you're building a starter garden, native plants are the way to go! Broward County Master Gardener Jeannie shares a vine that is low maintenance and easy to grow in your backyard. The climbing aster is native to South Florida, great for pollinators and typically flowers in the fall and winter. h

SpaceX Crew-9 has safely returned to Earth after 9 months aboard the International Space Station —but what really happens to astronauts after months in space? 🛰️ @tracedominguez.com

It’s pretty simple: Our viewers make South Florida PBS who we are. Without you, we wouldn’t be able to do what we do best. What does PBS mean to you? #ViewersLikeMePBS

Visual artist and photographer Diego Alejandro Waisman has spent nearly a decade documenting the vanishing South Florida mobile home communities and the people who call them home. Now, his powerful exhibit at the Frost Museum at FIU sheds light on the personal stories behind this housing shift.

Do you remember your first PBS memory? You know, that one PBS episode when… Oops - we’ll let you fill in the blank with your favorite memory. #ViewersLikeMePBS

Broward County Master Gardener Ms. Jeannie shares a wildflower that you might want to grow in your background. The coreopsis also known as tickseed is native to South Florida meaning it’s low maintenance, easy to grow and perfect for our pollinators. #nationalflowerday

In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, our South Florida PBS intern Carleigh shares five incredible women who helped shape our South Florida’s history.

Did you know that Key deer have been part of the Florida Keys for thousands of years? Florida Keys historian and author Brad Bertelli shares the story of the Key deer from pre- European settlement, to declines in population, and current protections. Plus, he debunks a Key deer myth.

Uncover the rich history of Florida’s indigenous peoples, their deep connection to nature, and the craftsmanship behind the dugout canoe—a skill passed down for thousands of years. youtu.be/8IJtNpMlFVo

South Florida PBS is joining public media stations and supporters across the country to protect public media’s future on March 6 for #ProtectMyPublicMedia Day. Show your support for South Florida PBS by getting involved at Protect My Public Media: bit.ly/3X8Zzae

South Florida’s seniors are facing a growing housing crisis. Rising costs, unexpected condo assessments, and stricter building regulations have left many older residents struggling to stay in their homes. Explore the forces behind these housing challenges and the resources available to help.

Big thanks Billie Morgan from 211 Broward and Dr. Ann Meyerson & Charlotte Mather-Taylor for joining in studio! They help break down the Senior Housing Crisis and resources to help. Learn more on the next Your South Florida – coming March 1. www.pbs.org/show/your-so... #SeniorHousingCrisis

Step back in time to 1901 and uncover the rich history of Fort Lauderdale’s iconic Stranahan House.

The Spady House in Delray Beach is now a cultural museum, but did you know it was home to an influential resident? Executive Director of The Spady Cultural Heritage Museum, Charlene Farrington, shares the story about Solomon Spady and the early Delray Beach community.

Meet Mojo, the contemporary artist behind OVERtown: Our Family Tree, a powerful mural that tells the story of lineage, history, and community in Miami’s Historic Overtown.

Meet our South Florida PBS staff and the cool jobs they get to do every day! Sadah Espii Proctor is our Immersive Media Director and she’s in charge of Da Vinci, our very first interactive art experience.

Josh and Grier found love at The Social Cog, a nonprofit dedicated to helping adults on the spectrum. This #ValentinesDay, they share their love story and encourage other adults with autism to put themselves out there. youtube.com/shorts/ADySj...

The Frost Art Museum will be unveiling the Diego Alejandro Waisman: Sunset Colonies exhibit on 2/15 from 6-8 PM. Immerse yourself in Waisman’s vibrant commentary on development and displacement in South Florida. Learn more - frost.fiu.edu/whats-on/eve...

Meet Stefan Smith, a multidisciplinary artist from Overtown who designed the incredible Overtown Pitch: Game Changers mural 🏆⚽. This piece honors the Miami Edison Varsity Girls Soccer Team and features trailblazing athletes like Crystal Dunn and Kylian Mbappé.