At nine years old, Fenton Reese nearly drowned in a public pool, an experience that left him with a lifelong fear of water. Years later, in a cruel twist of irony, he found himself on the waves again—this time as a Marine, tasked with boarding enemy ships in the middle of the ocean. It was just one of many moments that tested his resolve.

But the hardest wave he ever faced wasn’t in the water—it was the day his mother drove away, leaving him alone with nothing but a choice: sink under the weight of his circumstances or fight his way to the surface.

In this powerful episode of Untold Stories, Fenton shares his journey from abandonment to the battlefield, from fear to resilience. With humor, vulnerability, and the hard-earned wisdom of someone who has stood on the edge, he reminds us that while we can’t control the waves, we can always adjust our sails.

Untold Stories is produced live on stage by the Florida Theatre, and the radio show and podcast is produced by WJCT Public Media and the Florida Theatre. Behind every episode of 'Untold Stories,' artistic director Barbara Colaciello from BAB'S LAB is the creative force, carefully curating stories, mentoring the storytellers, and masterfully hosting the events.

 

At nine years old, Fenton Reese nearly drowned in a public pool, an experience that left him with a lifelong fear of water. Years later, in a cruel twist of irony, he found himself on the waves again&mdash;this time as a Marine, tasked with boarding enemy ships in the middle of the ocean. It was just one of many moments that tested his resolve.
But the hardest wave he ever faced wasn&rsquo;t in the water&mdash;it was the day his mother drove away, leaving him alone with nothing but a choice: sink under the weight of his circumstances or fight his way to the surface.
In this powerful episode of Untold Stories, Fenton shares his journey from abandonment to the battlefield, from fear to resilience. With humor, vulnerability, and the hard-earned wisdom of someone who has stood on the edge, he reminds us that while we can&rsquo;t control the waves, we can always adjust our sails.
Untold Stories is produced live on stage by the Florida Theatre, and the radio show and podcast is produced by WJCT Public Media and the Florida Theatre. Behind every episode of 'Untold Stories,' artistic director Barbara Colaciello from BAB'S LAB is the creative force, carefully curating stories, mentoring the storytellers, and masterfully hosting the events.
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Sinking, Swimming, and Surviving: How Fenton Reese Found His Way

After decades of corporate life, Linda Altman had a plan: escape to Thailand, sit in a cave, and find peace. But life, as it often does, had other ideas. A spontaneous change in direction led her to adventure across Southeast Asia, then back to Jacksonville, where a new journey began—one filled with yoga, love, loss, and a fight for survival.

In this deeply moving episode of Untold Stories, Linda shares how she faced not one, but multiple cancer diagnoses, each time navigating with resilience, humor, and the unwavering support of her soulmate. From the toughest moments of grief to the absurdity of planning for death (and prematurely parting with a few personal belongings), Linda finds strength in the unexpected.

Untold Stories is produced live on stage by the Florida Theatre, and the radio show and podcast is produced by WJCT Public Media and the Florida Theatre. Behind every episode of 'Untold Stories,' artistic director Barbara Colaciello from BAB'S LAB is the creative force, carefully curating stories, mentoring the storytellers, and masterfully hosting the events.

After decades of corporate life, Linda Altman had a plan: escape to Thailand, sit in a cave, and find peace. But life, as it often does, had other ideas. A spontaneous change in direction led her to adventure across Southeast Asia, then back to Jacksonville, where a new journey began&mdash;one filled with yoga, love, loss, and a fight for survival.
In this deeply moving episode of Untold Stories, Linda shares how she faced not one, but multiple cancer diagnoses, each time navigating with resilience, humor, and the unwavering support of her soulmate. From the toughest moments of grief to the absurdity of planning for death (and prematurely parting with a few personal belongings), Linda finds strength in the unexpected.
Untold Stories is produced live on stage by the Florida Theatre, and the radio show and podcast is produced by WJCT Public Media and the Florida Theatre. Behind every episode of 'Untold Stories,' artistic director Barbara Colaciello from BAB'S LAB is the creative force, carefully curating stories, mentoring the storytellers, and masterfully hosting the events.

Riding Life’s Waves: Linda Altman on Survival, Love, and Letting Go

Melanye Rodriguez never expected to find her calling in the back of an old car with a bottle of scented lotion—but life has a way of leading us exactly where we need to go. A childhood spent outdoors, a knack for working through tension—both physical and emotional—and an openness to curiosity brought her into the world of massage therapy. But when a friend asked her to be her doula, Melanye’s world expanded in ways she never imagined.

In this episode of Untold Stories, Melanye shares her journey from an uncertain student to a thriving business owner, from a massage therapist to a birth coach. Along the way, she navigates personal losses, the weight of responsibility, and the profound moments that make up a life well-lived. Through healing hands, an unexpected mentor, and the quiet guidance of a beloved pet, Melanye finds herself exactly where she’s meant to be.

Untold Stories is a live storytelling event. Each performance features five local storytellers from all walks of life telling personal and transformative tales from their own lived experiences.

Each performance is based on a theme, and they all connect back to the culture of Northeast Florida. Untold Stories is not an open mic night, but a theatrical event curated by Artistic Director Barbara Colaciello. Each story performance is carefully crafted, and with the addition of a musical guest, each evening is akin to a series of mini-plays on a theme, taking you on a rollercoaster ride of emotions, from laughter and tears to introspection and inspiration. The live Untold Stories series is recorded for a podcast hosted by WJCT Public Media.

Melanye Rodriguez never expected to find her calling in the back of an old car with a bottle of scented lotion&mdash;but life has a way of leading us exactly where we need to go. A childhood spent outdoors, a knack for working through tension&mdash;both physical and emotional&mdash;and an openness to curiosity brought her into the world of massage therapy. But when a friend asked her to be her doula, Melanye&rsquo;s world expanded in ways she never imagined.
In this episode of Untold Stories, Melanye shares her journey from an uncertain student to a thriving business owner, from a massage therapist to a birth coach. Along the way, she navigates personal losses, the weight of responsibility, and the profound moments that make up a life well-lived. Through healing hands, an unexpected mentor, and the quiet guidance of a beloved pet, Melanye finds herself exactly where she&rsquo;s meant to be.
<a href="https://www.floridatheatre.com/events/detail/untold-stories-5" data-cms-ai="0">Untold Stories</a>&nbsp;is a live storytelling event. Each performance features five local storytellers from all walks of life telling personal and transformative tales from their own lived experiences.
Each performance is based on a theme, and they all connect back to the culture of Northeast Florida. Untold Stories is not an open mic night, but a theatrical event curated by Artistic Director Barbara Colaciello. Each story performance is carefully crafted, and with the addition of a musical guest, each evening is akin to a series of mini-plays on a theme, taking you on a rollercoaster ride of emotions, from laughter and tears to introspection and inspiration. The live Untold Stories series is recorded for a podcast hosted by WJCT Public Media.

Hands That Heal: Melanye Rodriguez’s Journey from Curiosity to Purpose

Madalina Tanase thought surfing in Hawaii would be a once-in-a-lifetime experience—until a rogue wave took her under, reminding her that control is often an illusion. Years later, on the cusp of fulfilling her dream of motherhood, another unexpected wave crashed into her life: a breast cancer diagnosis that would change everything.

In this deeply personal and poignant episode of Untold Stories, Madalina shares her journey as an immigrant navigating academia, battling illness, and redefining resilience. With unwavering humor and vulnerability, she reflects on friendships that fortified her, losses that reshaped her, and the courage it takes to rebuild after life’s hardest knocks.

As she stands before us today—healthy, accomplished, and an American citizen—she leaves us with a powerful question: What will you do when the waves of life pull you under?

Madalina Tanase thought surfing in Hawaii would be a once-in-a-lifetime experience&mdash;until a rogue wave took her under, reminding her that control is often an illusion. Years later, on the cusp of fulfilling her dream of motherhood, another unexpected wave crashed into her life: a breast cancer diagnosis that would change everything.
In this deeply personal and poignant episode of Untold Stories, Madalina shares her journey as an immigrant navigating academia, battling illness, and redefining resilience. With unwavering humor and vulnerability, she reflects on friendships that fortified her, losses that reshaped her, and the courage it takes to rebuild after life&rsquo;s hardest knocks.
As she stands before us today&mdash;healthy, accomplished, and an American citizen&mdash;she leaves us with a powerful question: What will you do when the waves of life pull you under?

Riding Life’s Waves: Madalina Tanase’s Story of Strength and Survival

As a six-year-old, John Chappelear found freedom skating through the marble halls of the U.S. Capitol—until a police officer caught him, again. As a young man, he built a thriving business, only to have it stripped away in a single day. And as a father, he realized that success on paper meant nothing if he didn’t know how to live from the heart.

In this episode of Untold Stories, John shares the moments that shaped him—from childhood survival to entrepreneurial triumph, devastating loss, and finally, a shift that changed everything. With humor, honesty, and hard-won wisdom, he reveals how he moved from a life ruled by achievement to one grounded in connection, love, and lasting impact.

 

As a six-year-old, John Chappelear found freedom skating through the marble halls of the U.S. Capitol&mdash;until a police officer caught him, again. As a young man, he built a thriving business, only to have it stripped away in a single day. And as a father, he realized that success on paper meant nothing if he didn&rsquo;t know how to live from the heart.
In this episode of&nbsp;Untold Stories, John shares the moments that shaped him&mdash;from childhood survival to entrepreneurial triumph, devastating loss, and finally, a shift that changed everything. With humor, honesty, and hard-won wisdom, he reveals how he moved from a life ruled by achievement to one grounded in connection, love, and lasting impact.
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From Head to Heart John Chappelear’s Journey to Meaning and Impact

In this episode of Untold Stories, storyteller Augustus Wolfe Barnes reflects on the waves that have shaped his life—navigating school, experimenting with drugs, and searching for direction. Through humor and honesty, he shares how one small, unexpected moment—a stranger complimenting his Radiohead shirt—became a reminder of connection in the midst of life’s uncertainties.

 Augustus Wolfe Barnas is a multi-disciplinary artist pursuing job stability and happiness. He spends much of his time bartending on Main and Forsyth, making amazing cocktails for bankers. Whenever he is off work, he writes music with the band Nine Thousand Dog Attack/Wet Embarrassment. These projects explore the depth of hardcore and the joy of living.

Untold Stories is a live storytelling event. Each performance features five local storytellers from all walks of life telling personal and transformative tales from their own lived experiences.

Each performance is based on a theme, and they all connect back to the culture of Northeast Florida. Untold Stories is not an open mic night, but a theatrical event curated by Artistic Director Barbara Colaciello. Each story performance is carefully crafted, and with the addition of a musical guest, each evening is akin to a series of mini-plays on a theme, taking you on a rollercoaster ride of emotions, from laughter and tears to introspection and inspiration. The live Untold Stories series is recorded for a podcast hosted by WJCT Public Media.

In this episode of Untold Stories, storyteller Augustus Wolfe Barnes reflects on the waves that have shaped his life&mdash;navigating school, experimenting with drugs, and searching for direction. Through humor and honesty, he shares how one small, unexpected moment&mdash;a stranger complimenting his Radiohead shirt&mdash;became a reminder of connection in the midst of life&rsquo;s uncertainties.
&nbsp;Augustus Wolfe Barnas&nbsp;is a multi-disciplinary artist pursuing job stability and happiness. He spends much of his time bartending on Main and Forsyth, making amazing cocktails for bankers. Whenever he is off work, he writes music with the band Nine Thousand Dog Attack/Wet Embarrassment. These projects explore the depth of hardcore and the joy of living.
<a href="https://www.floridatheatre.com/events/detail/untold-stories-5">Untold Stories</a> is a live storytelling event. Each performance features five local storytellers from all walks of life telling personal and transformative tales from their own lived experiences.
Each performance is based on a theme, and they all connect back to the culture of Northeast Florida. Untold Stories is not an open mic night, but a theatrical event curated by Artistic Director Barbara Colaciello. Each story performance is carefully crafted, and with the addition of a musical guest, each evening is akin to a series of mini-plays on a theme, taking you on a rollercoaster ride of emotions, from laughter and tears to introspection and inspiration. The live Untold Stories series is recorded for a podcast hosted by WJCT Public Media.

Augustus Wolfe Barnes on Addiction, Recovery, and Unexpected Connections

Join us in this episode of Untold Stories as Aaron Gottlieb, the founder of Native Sun Natural Foods Market, takes the stage to share the compelling narrative behind his Jacksonville-based business. Aaron’s journey begins in his teenage years with a lesson from his father about the importance of thinking globally and acting locally, a mantra that would later define his business philosophy.

Aaron recounts his early days working in a small health food store in Atlanta, where he developed a deep knowledge of natural foods and customer care. This experience laid the foundation for the opening of Native Sun in 1997, a store that quickly became known for pioneering organic and non-GMO groceries in Jacksonville.

As Native Sun grew, Aaron faced mounting challenges from national competitors like Whole Foods and the shifting landscape of the natural foods industry. Despite these hurdles, he expanded his business, opening multiple locations across Jacksonville. However, the intense competition and economic pressures ultimately forced him to close all three stores in 2019—a devastating blow.

In an unexpected twist, a conversation with a fellow business owner and support from his father encouraged Aaron to reopen a single location in early 2020. Just as Native Sun was poised for a comeback, the COVID-19 pandemic hit, bringing new obstacles. Yet, Aaron’s commitment to community and his focus on supporting local vendors helped him adapt and succeed in a changing world.

Aaron's story is a testament to perseverance and the importance of staying true to one's values. Through his candid and heartfelt storytelling, Aaron invites listeners to reflect on their own journeys and the impact of their choices on the local community.

Untold Stories is a production of the historic Florida Theatre.
Barbara Colaciello is the Artistic Director and the host of the show. Numa Saisselin is the President of the Florida Theatre.



Jeremy Moore and Eric Stanfield made the live recordings of Untold Stories. Saul Lucio is the Technical Director of the Florida Theatre.



WJCT Producers are Brady Corum, David Luckin and Letisha Bereola.



The live performances of Untold Stories were made possible by a generous gift from the Wolfburg Family.



To see all of WJTC's Podcasts, click here.

Join us in this episode of Untold Stories as Aaron Gottlieb, the founder of Native Sun Natural Foods Market, takes the stage to share the compelling narrative behind his Jacksonville-based business. Aaron’s journey begins in his teenage years with a lesson from his father about the importance of thinking globally and acting locally, a mantra that would later define his business philosophy.Aaron recounts his early days working in a small health food store in Atlanta, where he developed a deep knowledge of natural foods and customer care. This experience laid the foundation for the opening of Native Sun in 1997, a store that quickly became known for pioneering organic and non-GMO groceries in Jacksonville.As Native Sun grew, Aaron faced mounting challenges from national competitors like Whole Foods and the shifting landscape of the natural foods industry. Despite these hurdles, he expanded his business, opening multiple locations across Jacksonville. However, the intense competition and economic pressures ultimately forced him to close all three stores in 2019—a devastating blow.In an unexpected twist, a conversation with a fellow business owner and support from his father encouraged Aaron to reopen a single location in early 2020. Just as Native Sun was poised for a comeback, the COVID-19 pandemic hit, bringing new obstacles. Yet, Aaron’s commitment to community and his focus on supporting local vendors helped him adapt and succeed in a changing world.Aaron's story is a testament to perseverance and the importance of staying true to one's values. Through his candid and heartfelt storytelling, Aaron invites listeners to reflect on their own journeys and the impact of their choices on the local community.Untold Stories is a production of the historic <a href="https://www.floridatheatre.com/events/untold-stories">Florida Theatre.</a> Barbara Colaciello is the Artistic Director and the host of the show. Numa Saisselin is the President of the Florida Theatre.Jeremy Moore and Eric Stanfield made the live recordings of Untold Stories. Saul Lucio is the Technical Director of the Florida Theatre.WJCT Producers are Brady Corum, David Luckin and Letisha Bereola.The live performances of Untold Stories were made possible by a generous gift from the Wolfburg Family.To see all of WJTC's Podcasts, <a href="https://www.wjct.org/podcasts/" data-cms-ai="0">click here.</a>

In this episode of Untold Stories, Aaron Gottlieb, founder of Native Sun…

Think Globally, Act Locally: Native Sun's Aaron Gottlieb's Journey

Join us for a compelling episode of Untold Stories, where Mike Favo recounts his incredible journey from surviving a devastating car accident to rebuilding his life. After a drunk driver collided with his car, Mike faced severe injuries and a challenging recovery. Despite the physical and emotional hurdles, he found strength in his family, friends, and his own resolve to move forward.

Mike's story takes us through the immediate aftermath of the accident, the life-saving surgeries, and the supportive environment provided by his family, especially his mother. As he navigates his recovery, Mike reflects on the kindness of his coworkers and the life lessons he learned along the way. His narrative also explores the importance of community and the unexpected paths life can take, including karaoke on a cruise ship and reconnecting with his college fraternity memories. This episode is a testament to human resilience and the power of positive thinking in the face of adversity.

Untold Stories is a production of the historic Florida Theatre. 
Barbara Colaciello is the Artistic Director and the host of the show. 
Numa Saisselin is the President of the Florida Theatre. 
The live recordings of Untold Stories were made by Jeremy Moore and Eric Stanfield. 
May 2024 musical performance is by Krishna Acath. 
Saul Lucio is the Technical Director of the Florida Theatre. WJCT Producers are Brady Corum, David Luckin and Letisha Bereola. 
The live performances of Untold Stories were made possible by a generous gift from the Wolfburg Family.
 To see all of WJTC's Podcasts, click here.



























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Join us for a compelling episode of Untold Stories, where Mike Favo recounts his incredible journey from surviving a devastating car accident to rebuilding his life. After a drunk driver collided with his car, Mike faced severe injuries and a challenging recovery. Despite the physical and emotional hurdles, he found strength in his family, friends, and his own resolve to move forward.Mike's story takes us through the immediate aftermath of the accident, the life-saving surgeries, and the supportive environment provided by his family, especially his mother. As he navigates his recovery, Mike reflects on the kindness of his coworkers and the life lessons he learned along the way. His narrative also explores the importance of community and the unexpected paths life can take, including karaoke on a cruise ship and reconnecting with his college fraternity memories. This episode is a testament to human resilience and the power of positive thinking in the face of adversity.Untold Stories is a production of the historic <a href="https://www.floridatheatre.com/" target="_blank" data-cms-ai="0">Florida Theatre. </a> Barbara Colaciello is the Artistic Director and the host of the show. Numa Saisselin is the President of the Florida Theatre. The live recordings of Untold Stories were made by Jeremy Moore and Eric Stanfield. May 2024 musical performance is by Krishna Acath. Saul Lucio is the Technical Director of the Florida Theatre. WJCT Producers are Brady Corum, David Luckin and Letisha Bereola. The live performances of Untold Stories were made possible by a generous gift from the Wolfburg Family. To see all of WJTC's Podcasts, <a href="https://wjct.org/podcasts/" target="_blank" data-cms-ai="0">click here.</a>ReplyForward

In this episode of Untold Stories, Mike shares his harrowing experience of…

A Second Chance: Mike's Life-Altering Accident

In this episode of Untold Stories, Mary Strickland takes us on a compelling journey through her life, from her childhood in the 1950s to her present-day challenges. Growing up in a large family in Somerset, New Jersey, Mary was determined to carve out a different path for herself. She pursued a nursing career, only to realize she wanted more respect and responsibility, which led her to business school and a successful career in New York City.

Mary's story is filled with significant milestones, including becoming a CEO while managing motherhood and enduring the trials of a challenging job market during COVID-19. Her resilience shines through as she continuously reinvents herself, most recently attempting to tutor young students. Despite the setbacks, Mary’s humor and tenacity reveal a woman who never stops striving for more, embracing new opportunities, and inspiring others with her bold life choices.

Listeners will be captivated by Mary’s candid recounting of her life, her career shifts, and her unyielding spirit in the face of adversity. Her journey underscores the importance of adaptability, continuous learning, and the courage to pursue one’s passions at any age. Tune in for a relatable and inspiring story, offering a glimpse into the life of a woman who refuses to be defined by a single role or moment.

Untold Stories is a production of the historic Florida Theatre.
Barbara Colaciello is the Artistic Director and the host of the show. Numa Saisselin is the President of the Florida Theatre.

The live recordings of Untold Stories were made by Jeremy Moore and Eric Stanfield. Saul Lucio is the Technical Director of the Florida Theatre.

WJCT Producers are Brady Corum, David Luckin and Letisha Bereola.

The live performances of Untold Stories were made possible by a generous gift from the Wolfburg Family.

To see all of WJTC's Podcasts, click here.

In this episode of Untold Stories, Mary Strickland takes us on a compelling journey through her life, from her childhood in the 1950s to her present-day challenges. Growing up in a large family in Somerset, New Jersey, Mary was determined to carve out a different path for herself. She pursued a nursing career, only to realize she wanted more respect and responsibility, which led her to business school and a successful career in New York City.Mary's story is filled with significant milestones, including becoming a CEO while managing motherhood and enduring the trials of a challenging job market during COVID-19. Her resilience shines through as she continuously reinvents herself, most recently attempting to tutor young students. Despite the setbacks, Mary’s humor and tenacity reveal a woman who never stops striving for more, embracing new opportunities, and inspiring others with her bold life choices.Listeners will be captivated by Mary’s candid recounting of her life, her career shifts, and her unyielding spirit in the face of adversity. Her journey underscores the importance of adaptability, continuous learning, and the courage to pursue one’s passions at any age. Tune in for a relatable and inspiring story, offering a glimpse into the life of a woman who refuses to be defined by a single role or moment.Untold Stories is a production of the historic <a href="https://www.floridatheatre.com/events/untold-stories" data-cms-ai="0">Florida Theatre.</a> Barbara Colaciello is the Artistic Director and the host of the show. Numa Saisselin is the President of the Florida Theatre.The live recordings of Untold Stories were made by Jeremy Moore and Eric Stanfield. Saul Lucio is the Technical Director of the Florida Theatre.WJCT Producers are Brady Corum, David Luckin and Letisha Bereola.The live performances of Untold Stories were made possible by a generous gift from the Wolfburg Family.To see all of WJTC's Podcasts, <a href="https://www.wjct.org/podcasts/" data-cms-ai="0">click here.</a>

Mary Strickland shares her incredible journey from growing up in the 1950s,…

Life’s Fourth Quarter: Mary Strickland’s Bold Moves

In this powerful episode of Untold Stories, Alexis Alexander shares her deeply moving journey of caregiving, from supporting her mother through terminal illnesses to donating a kidney. She recounts her challenges and triumphs, including a transformative trip to Jamaica and how she found a renewed sense of self and purpose in Jacksonville. Alexis's story is one of resilience, self-discovery, and the pursuit of personal fulfillment through art and community engagement.

Untold Stories is a production of the historic Florida Theatre.
 Barbara Colaciello is the Artistic Director and Numa Saisselin is the President of the Florida Theatre.

The live recordings of Untold Stories were made by Jeremy Moore and Eric Stanfield. Saul Lucio is the Technical Director of the Florida Theatre.

WJCT Producers are Brady Corum, David Luckin and Letisha Bereola. 

The live performances of Untold Stories were made possible by a generous gift from the Wolfburg Family.

To see all of WJTC's Podcasts, click here. 

In this powerful episode of Untold Stories, Alexis Alexander shares her deeply moving journey of caregiving, from supporting her mother through terminal illnesses to donating a kidney. She recounts her challenges and triumphs, including a transformative trip to Jamaica and how she found a renewed sense of self and purpose in Jacksonville. Alexis's story is one of resilience, self-discovery, and the pursuit of personal fulfillment through art and community engagement.Untold Stories is a production of the historic <a href="https://www.floridatheatre.com/events/untold-stories" target="_blank" data-cms-ai="0">Florida Theatre.</a> Barbara Colaciello is the Artistic Director and Numa&nbsp;Saisselin is the President of the Florida Theatre.The live recordings of Untold Stories were made by Jeremy Moore and Eric Stanfield. Saul Lucio is the Technical Director of the Florida Theatre.WJCT Producers are Brady Corum, David Luckin and Letisha Bereola. The live performances of Untold Stories were made possible by a generous gift from the&nbsp;Wolfburg&nbsp;Family.To see all of WJTC's Podcasts, <a href="https://www.wjct.org/podcasts/" target="_blank" data-cms-ai="0">click here. </a>

Alexis Alexander shares her journey of caregiving, personal growth, and finding…

From Jacksonville to Jamaica: A Caregiver's Tale

Untold Stories is a captivating live oral storytelling series that offers a platform for Northeast Florida residents to share their unique and inspiring experiences with the world. From artists and tradespeople to shopkeepers and professors, everyone has a story to tell, and Untold Stories provides a space for these narratives to be heard. Join us as we explore the vibrant tapestry of life in Northeast Florida, one story at a time. Untold Stories is produced live on stage by the Florida Theatre, and the radio show and podcast is produced by WJCT Public Media and the Florida Theatre. Barbara Colaciello is the artistic director. The 2022-2023 season of Untold Stories at the Florida Theatre is made possible in part through the generous support of the Wolfburg family.

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