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Wilkine Brutus
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Reporter, Producer and Host, WLRN-FM (Miami, FL)
Miami, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach
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Biography
Wilkine Brutus is an award-winning reporter, producer, and live program host for WLRN, South Florida's NPR station. A Florida native, Brutus writes and produces in-depth local and national stories on topics surrounding current affairs, local news, and the intersection between arts, culture and sports — for radio, podcast and web. Brutus was named 2023 Reporter of the Year by the Florida Association of Broadcast Journalists. And he earned 2023 regional Murrow Award for his investigative reporting. Before joining WLRN, Brutus was the Digital Reporter for the Palm Beach Post, producing print and video-based profiles of artists and entrepreneurs. Prior to that, he spent many years as a journalist and English educator in South Korea, amassing millions of views on his YouTube channel.
features: human interest current affairsCovers: Local news art
Content
By Wilkine Brutus Verified|WLRN-FM (Miami, FL)VerifiedA new art exhibit digs into how everyday people — including the artist himself — adapt and reinvent themselves in tough times, from portraits of immigrant workers to paintings of masked children in a park during the pandemic. Colombian-born Hermes Berrío brings everyday life to large-scale canvases in his exhibit, Life or Something Like It, which tries to ”be true to reality and as it documents what’s going on,” he said.
By Farah Saafan, Wilkine Brutus Verified|WLRN-FM (Miami, FL)VerifiedA wave of family-owned Arab food businesses, rooted in the cultures of the Middle East and North Africa, is making its mark in South Florida, particularly in Broward County. Reporters Farah Saafan and Wilkine Brutus observed a growing food scene offering everything from traditional desserts to bold, flavorful dishes. At a bustling night market in Pembroke Pines, the smoky scent of grilled churrasco and sizzling jerk chicken fills the air.
By Wilkine Brutus Verified|WLRN-FM (Miami, FL)VerifiedThe Palm Beach County School District has teamed up with a health organization to help train and prepare educators for sudden cardiac arrest emergencies or SCA. It’s an action plan that could help save lives. While adults are at higher risk, youth athletes are also vulnerable to SCA.
Company Info
WLRN-FM (Miami, FL)
Miami, Florida, United States
+1 305-995-1717