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Death of Florida official in the Capitol raises questions, calls for transparency
Listen: A Florida official was dead or dying in a hallway in the governor’s office complex for 24 minutes before anyone noticed he had collapsed after leaving a meeting last year. Now one Florida journalist has questions. Peter Antonacci was appointed by Governor Ron DeSantis as the director of the Office of Election Crimes…
Tampa 5 protestors talk about nationwide support, free speech in Florida and more
July selection starts on Dec. 12 in the trial of the Tampa 5 protesters, five women facing a mix of misdemeanor and felony charges including disrupting a school or campus function and resisting an officer without violence, plus battery on a law enforcement officer. Three of the women—Lauren Pinero, Gia Davila, Chrisley Carpio—joined WMNF Tampa…
This week, we delved deep into the heart of Gaza with Jason Shawwa, an American-born Palestinian who calls Gaza home. Joined by Ahmed Bedier and Samar Jarrah, Jason shared his poignant story against the backdrop of the ongoing humanitarian pause between Israel and Hamas – a ceasefire that hangs on by a thread and could snap any moment.
Jason laid bare the raw reality of life in Gaza, offering us an unfiltered glimpse into the days of Israeli occupation and the challenges faced under a full blockade – and that’s all before October 7th. He illuminated the tough choices residents face daily, providing a perspective often overlooked in mainstream narratives.
Our conversation with Jason unfolded during a humanitarian pause, a fragile peace between Israel and Hamas. While this ceasefire has seen a couple of extensions, it could and likely will collapse any moment Jason’s decision to remain in Gaza reflects the resilience of its people. The ceasefire has provided a temporary break in a conflict that’s claimed nearly 20,000 lives, with a heartbreaking 70% being women and children.
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