This week on Surly Voices, hosts Liz and Amina discuss the liberation of divorce and Tampa’s troubled history with the Gasparilla Parade.
Piney Point panel reveals data on red tide and more
Read MoreFilmmakers Discuss Their Doc About People Saying Goodbye To Their Seriously-Ill Pets
Read MoreFlorida Republicans advance HB 7, which could silence some classroom topics
Read MoreA new treatment option: COVID-19 pills
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WaveMakers with Aaron Dietrich of St. Petersburg People's Council
Read MoreSt. Pete City Council gives thousands to affordable housing developer
Read MoreInterview with Tampa Mayor Jane Castor: Conference of Mayors, affordable housing and omicron response
Read MoreBecause of new FDA guidelines, Hillsborough stops offering antibody therapy treatments
Read MoreSt. Pete activists rally on Roe v. Wade anniversary
Read More1.24.22 The Healthy Steps Show. Dr. Fred Harvey discusses the role of the liver and detox
Read MoreUnderstanding Addiction. The Language Revolution.
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Tampa Tiger Bay hosts legal panel
Today, the Tampa Tiger Bay Club hosted a rare conversation between a Hillsborough public defender, state attorney, and chief judge. Tough questions greeted the panel this afternoon. Hillsborough County Chief Judge Ron Ficarrotta, Public Defender Julianne Holt and State Attorney Andrew Warren spoke about the work they do together outside the courtroom. State Attorney Andrew Warren… Read more »
Here’s how Floridians can learn more about Alzheimer’s disease
Alzheimer’s disease affects many of us; Some are caregivers or have a loved one with Alzheimer’s. According to the website of the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America, Alzheimer’s is a “progressive brain disorder that impacts memory, thinking and language skills, and the ability to carry out the simplest tasks. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause… Read more »
Flashback to five years ago: Women’s March in St. Pete draws crowd of 20,000
20,000 people marched along the waterfront in downtown St. Petersburg in coordination with the Women’s March in Washington, D.C.
“Between The Dash” on Morning Energy
Death is indiscriminate and it is also inevitable. Unless you have been diagnosis with a terminal disease, most of us will never know what we will die from or when we will take our last breath. Nonetheless, people’s approach to death are different. There are those for example, who may choose to live a reckless… Read more »
MidPoint: Spotlighting Florida’s foster care system with Kelly Parris and Robin Rosenberg
The Tampa Bay area’s children’s services and foster care system is in jeopardy, raising concerns about the future. Kelly Parris, executive director of the Children’s Board of Hillsborough County, and Robin Rosenberg, the deputy director of Florida’s Children First, joined MidPoint host Shelley Reback on Jan. 19 to explore the issue. You can listen to… Read more »
Tampa tenants protest mass eviction
Tampa tenant’s protest mass eviction at Holly Court Apartments after New Year’s Eve notices served without explanation.
MLB rejects Rays’ hopes to split seasons between Tampa Bay & Montreal
Major League Baseball has rejected the Tampa Bay Rays’ idea to split future seasons between the Tampa Bay region and Montreal.
Monthly food distribution will begin again in South Brooksville in February
To combat hunger and poverty, the monthly distribution of food will begin again in South Brooksville, Florida starting on February 2.
Get rid of unwanted firearms at Sarasota Police turn-in event Saturday
The Sarasota Police Department will host a gun turn-in event on Saturday, January 22, called “Done with the Gun.”
