Susan Giles Wantuck
Reporter/HostI love telling stories about my home state. And I hope they will help you in some way and maybe even lift your spirits.
I especially love reporting on stories about the arts or literature.
You may also hear me hosting a news magazine on WUSF or on Classical WSMR, spinning favorites from the Baroque era to contemporary performances.
Contact Susan at 813-974-8657, on X @SGWantuck, or by email at sgiles@wusf.org.
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Bax has been performing the Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1 for more than 30 years and said he is still discovering more in the work. -
The sixth annual Public Radio Music Day is being commemorated on Oct. 29, 2025. This year’s theme – Live. Local. Essential. – highlights the vital role public radio music stations play in communities across America in preserving regional history and culture. -
Opera Tampa features this work as part of a season filled with the supernatural and the unexplained. "Love v. Death" performances are Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 at The Straz Center. -
American Stage is teaming up with The Florida Orchestra and projectAlchemy Dance to bring the production to the Mahaffey Theater for two performances on Saturday, Sept. 20. They're calling it an "extravaganza." -
American Stage is teaming up with The Florida Orchestra and projectAlchemy Dance to bring the production to the Mahaffey Theater for two performances on Saturday, Sept. 20. They're calling it an "extravaganza."
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The Sarasota Orchestra praised Kahane for the growth he fostered and the depth of his contributions to the summer program. -
The Sarasota Orchestra praised Kahane for the growth he fostered and the depth of his contributions to the summer program.
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There is a need for sim operators, the behind-the-curtain specialists who design, set up and run medical training scenarios for doctor and nursing students and professionals. -
Famous and not-so-famous works from both artists are part of an immersive experience at the Straz from Aug. 1 through Sept. 28th. -
The chatter, the crowds, the unexpected — air travel can feel like a minefield for kids with autism. But a new “practice flight” may help ease that anxiety.
