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Wakulla County 4-H Podcast - Episode 21 - State Representative Allison Tant

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Wave 94
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Jun 16, 2026
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Summary

In this episode of the Wakulla County 4-H podcast, hosts Lauretta Compton and Laila Brown take you behind the scenes at the Florida State Capitol to interview State Representative Allison Tant. This conversation isn't just about politics; it is a study in civic engagement and the power of "learning by doing." -- Representative Tant reveals her journey from a local volunteer and advocate for individuals with disabilities to becoming a powerful voice in the state legislature. -- Learn the real-world strategy behind securing government funding for community assets like Camp Cherry Lake, and why showing up in a "sea of green" matters. -- Discover how she balances the intense pace of a legislator, managing everything from tornado disaster relief to insurance disputes at 3:00 a.m. -- Gain unique insights into how to build relationships across party lines by focusing on common humanity rather than political divides. -- Hear advice for the next generation of leaders on why you should start serving your community long before you ever consider running for office. This is episode 21. Find more information about the Wakulla County 4-H on Facebook: www.facebook.com/wakulla4h