In a discussion of luck and superstition, I explore the various symbolic meanings behind the number 7.

I should note that my views and opinions are not necessarily those of WVFS Tallahassee

Created: March 2015

Theme of the Month: Luck

The Oddly Luck Number Seven

An exploration of what makes us alienate ourselves from one another. Not in things like war, culture, ideas, language, or anything like that. But in things like sweat, old age, and pet peeves.

I should note that my views and opinions are not necessarily those of WVFS Tallahassee

Created: August 2016

Theme of the month: Alien

Aliens To Ourselves

For the Alien Vox program, I interviewed everyone who did a piece (in order to not "alienate" them from the listeners, get it?). Not wanting to be left out, I decided to interview myself. It is important, as that old adage goes, to know thyself.

I should note that my views and opinions are not necessarily those of WVFS Tallahassee

Created: August 2016

Theme of the Month: Alien

Aliens To Ourselves - Self Interview

My very first Vox piece, this is a series of separate stories of people who's lives have been shattered as an exploration of what people do with broken spirits.

I should note that my views and opinions are not necessarily those of WVFS Tallahassee

Created: March 2014

Theme of the Month: Broken

Mosaic of The Unbroken

A piece in which I explore the art genre of impressionism along with the post-impressionism that artist Van Gogh mastered. Features an interview with FSU Art History PhD candidate Stephanie Bender. I apologize in advance for any mispronunciations.

I should note that my views and opinions are not necessarily those of WVFS Tallahassee

Created: April 2015

Theme of the month: Impression

Impressionism

Not a Vox piece, but a station ID built to fulfill the FCC requirement that we state our station tag (WVFS) every 30 minutes. This is one of the many creative station IDs that V89 uses to fulfill that requirement, and it is a short parody of Hamlet's To Be, Or Not To Be monologue

Created: January 2016

Hamlet Parody - Station ID

This track describes two mistakes I see all the time in various arguments, both in amateur arguments with my friends and professional debates between politicians, scholars, and other experts. 

This vox is in three parts. This first part covers the mistakes that I call argument from the ideal and argument toward idiocy.

Theme: Polarity
Month: November 2016

Argumentative Fallacies

This track is the second part of my argumentative fallacies, describing mistakes I see all the time in various arguments, both in amateur arguments with my friends and professional debates between politicians, scholars, and other experts.

This vox is in three parts. This second part covers the complications and divisions caused by arguing from fundamentally different positions.

Theme: Polarity
Month: November 2016

Argumentative Fallacies Part 2

The third and final part of my vox pieces on argumentative fallacies, describing mistakes I see all the time in various arguments, both amateur arguments with my friends and professional debates between politicians, scholars, and other experts.

This vox is in three parts. This third part covers a mistake I think we're all guilty of, and one that stains our debates and conversations, making enemies of friends and not accomplishing anything. This is: the need to win

Argumentative Fallacies Part 3

The theme for this vox was Faux, but I decided to make it Foe because I like puns. Here I look at what makes us angry at one another.

What's in an Enemy?

I am a student at FSU working at WVFS 89.7 FM. Every month, we put on a program called Vox Populi, which is a themed variety radio show with contributions from multiple members of the news department. Here are my contributions over the years

Robert Cocanougher