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Talia Blake

Talia Blake

Morning Edition Host & Reporter

After a brief stint as Morning Edition Producer at The Public’s Radio in in Rhode Island, Talia Blake returned to WMFE, the station that grew her love for public radio. She graduated with a double-major in Broadcast Journalism and Psychology from the University of Central Florida (Go Knights!). While at UCF, she was an intern for WMFE’s public affairs show, Intersection. In her spare time, Talia is an avid foodie and enjoys working out.



Recent Stories from Talia Blake

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House Panel Backs Giving Florida Access To Foreign Drugs



TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Floridians could gain access to cheaper prescription drugs from Canada and other foreign countries under legislation approved by a state House committee Monday amid concern it could open the door to subpar and even dangerous medications.




UCF Women’s Basketball Heads To The AAC Championship



The University of Central Florida women’s basketball team faces top-seed Connecticut Monday for the American Athletic Conference championship. This is the Knights’ first-ever championship game.


B.J. Taylor scores, No. 25 UCF beats No. 19 Cincinnati 58-55



ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — B.J. Taylor had a final home game to remember — at No. 19 Cincinnati’s expense. Taylor scored seven of UCF’s last eight point and finished with 22 to help the No. 25 Knights hold off Cincinnati 58-55 on Thursday night.




Photo: Matthew Peddie, WMFE

I-4 Ultimate To Have New Temporary Ramp System



Commuters who drive on I-4 westbound and use two popular exits just south of downtown Orlando need to pay close attention as there’s a new temporary ramp system, and drivers could miss their exit.


Former Lynx CEO Edward Johnson stands at a bus stop on E. Colonial Drive in 2017. Photo: Matthew Peddie, WME

Lynx CEO Resigns



Public transportation in Central Florida has a new face. Lynx CEO Edward Johnson has resigned.


July Perry laid in an unmarked grave for decades. This is is headstone now at Greenwood Cemetery. via Talia Blake

A Walk Through Orlando’s Black History At Greenwood Cemetery



Much of Orlando’s history is buried near downtown right off of Mills Avenue at Greenwood Cemetery. From Joe Tinker to Bob Carr, you can find hundreds of headstones engraved with the names of popular streets and venues for the people that they were named after. But, there’s one area of the cemetery with not as many head stones, and a lot of unmarked graves.







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