HeyJaredTo a Certain Degree
To a Certain Degree is a weekly radio show featuring Orlando writers, actors, makers, artists, and professionals who are doing something neat. It’s hosted by Nick Georgoudiou, and you can listen live every Monday starting at 7am on WPRK 91.5 FM.
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- 19
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- Sep 24, 2026
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- Jul 30, 2026
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Can’t get enough public transit (Giancarlo Rodríguez) (opens the original)
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The local Sunrise Movement has a big vote coming up, going in front of Orange County decision-makers with the Sunshine Transit Advancement Resolution (STAR) Plan …
A Park Avenue Refresh update (Clarissa Howard and Stephanie Silva) (opens the original)
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On this episode, two members of the City of Winter Park Communications Department join Nick to discuss the Park Avenue Refresh project. Director Clarissa Howard …
My dad was a phantom (Kendall Leamy) (opens the original)
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It’s not often that Nick hits someone with a car. It’s even less often that he invites that person onto the show. In fact, the …
It’s a late-night talk show for children (Emily Fontano) (opens the original)
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Emily Fontano is back in the studio. Earlier this year, she came to WPRK to discuss her show “Against Her Wishes” which had an amazing …
If we had Paul McCartney on Monday Scaries, what would we make him do? (Monday Scaries) (opens the original)
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Sarah and Melissa from Monday Scaries are back! On this episode, we dig into teaching comedy and some of the things you should consider when …
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