Sundial
Monday through Thursday at 1 p.m.
There's no place anywhere else in the country quite like South Florida. From the Keys all the way up the Palm Beaches , WLRN's daily program Sundial brings you the stories that make our home unique. Interviews about news, politics, music, sports, arts, and food, all with a local twist.
Are you a book lover? Sundial has a monthly book club dedicated to read, share and discuss books and characters that are unique to South Florida. You can join the conversation here.
Do you love live music? Sundial brings you the best of the local music scene in its Live from the 305 concerts. Check out the latest performance, as well as a conversation with the artists, here.
Latest Episodes
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Sara Faulkner has landed on an iceberg, traveled to the equator and rescued dozens of people in the aftermath of shipwrecks and natural disasters. As a… -
On this Thursday, August 6, episode of Sundial:Broward State Attorney RaceBroward State Attorney Mike Satz is leaving the position after spending 44 years…
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On this Wednesday, August 5, episode of Sundial: Panel with Congressional Candidates “Florida’s Fab Four” Early voting has already begun in most of South…
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As South Florida remains a hotspot for the coronavirus pandemic, all students in public schools — from Palm Beach to Monroe — will start the school year…
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On this Monday, August 3, episode of Sundial:Tropical Storm Isaias Headed Towards the CarolinasTropical Storm Isaias stayed mostly off the east coast of…
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When the city of Miami was established in 1896, there were 367 people who voted to make Miami a reality. Of those people, 162 of them were Black…
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On this Thursday, July 30, episode of Sundial:Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office And Its Shadowy Charity Defendants in Miami-Dade County are being asked…
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On this Wednesday, July 29, episode of Sundial:Courts During A PandemicJudges, lawyers, and court clerks have been forced to adapt to virtual courtrooms…
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On this Tuesday, July 28, episode of Sundial: Rebranding Miami Beach Due to COVID-19 restrictions, Miami Beach’s party scene is quiet. Bars, nightclubs,…
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Florida has reported more than 430,000 cases of the coronavirus, officially surpassing New York for having the second most COVID-19 cases of any state in…
