An arrest warrant was issued for Tiffany Carr, who received compensation of at least $7.5 million over a three-year period.
Episode 19: Earnest Coney Chief Executive of CDC of Tampa
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Read MoreThe Scoop: Wed., August 23, 2023 Tampa Bay & Florida headlines by WMNF
Read MoreAfter a conflict of interest, Glen Gilzean leaves Florida Ethics Commission
Read MoreThe Scoop: Tues., August 22, 2023 Tampa Bay & Florida headlines by WMNF
Read MoreThe Scoop: Fri., August 18, 2023 Tampa Bay & Florida headlines by WMNF
Read MoreDeSantis-appointed chief of a district that includes Disney properties is advised to resign from an ethics panel
Read MoreEpisode 18: Andrea Debose a Prose in the Tampa Federal Court System and Won. However, experiencing unnatural delay.
Read MoreFlorida ethics panel to take up Jack Latvala case
Read MoreEpisode 17: Pro Se Experience in Federal Courts by Andrea Debose
Read MoreCase alleging that Jack Latvala sexually harassed a former Florida Senate aide returns to the state ethics commission
Read MoreEpisode 16, June 19, 2023: Commemoration of Juneteenth History at WMNF 88.5 FM
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Episode 12, 05.09.2023-Interview with Dr. Carolyn Collins as the Chair of the Jackson House Foundation to Replicate/Preserve the Historical Jackson Rooming House Building At Its Original Site.
Episode 12, 05.09.2023-Interview with Dr. Carolyn Collins as the Chair of the Jackson House Foundation to Replicate/Preserve the Historical Jackson Rooming House Building at Its Original Site.

MidPoint: Classic New College or New New College?
The DeSantis administration is remaking New College of Florida into a version of the Christian focused Hillsdale College and developing curriculum for a SAT alternative Christian and Western tradition-based test called the “Classic Learning Test.”

Episode 11, 05/01/2023-Entrepreneurship Series: Merric Jackson, a young entrepreneur as a Chef and Real Estate Broker
Becoming a young entrepreneur could offer a higher quality of life as a business owner; you learn to problem solve and grow your business in multifaceted industries.

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MidPoint: What’s Scaring Florida Media?
Journalist Ben Montgomery was fired by Axios Media for calling out a DeSantis press agent for sending out propaganda, not press releases. Why are journalists afraid to speak the truth to power?

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Dan Ruth is Back & He’s Got Some Things to Say!
Dan Ruth is Back and He’s got Some Things to Say!

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MidPoint: DeSantis’ “Anti-Woke” Investments of State Funds
Gov. DeSantis announced a new “Stop Woke” policy to bar investments of State funds in companies or funds that adopt Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles. Florida will no longer consider using issues like climate change or racial justice awareness to influence investments by rating a company’s values. Adam Hattersley, candidate for Florida Chief Financial Officer, and State Rep. Andrew Learned discussed this new policy and Florida’s refusal to divest from Russian investments, and how this may impact Florida’s finances and pensioners’ retirements.

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MidPoint: Abortion Access After the Dobbs Decision
This week on MidPoint abortion providers and advocates, discuss the overturn of Roe v. Wade. The Dobbs decision will create a “patchwork” of legislation across the country, defining where, when and how women can make decisions about their own bodies. The consequences of this decision are discussed with Kelly, an abortion access advocate from the Tampa Bay Abortion Fund, and Dr. Rachel, a local ob/gyn physician and abortion provider.

Surly Voices: Managing Men and Math
First, it was ‘Don’t Say Gay’. Now, the news gets stranger in Florida as DeSantis condones the rejection of math textbooks. In addition, the topic of women managing men and their microaggressions brings up the biases that many overlook, or even enable in the workplace. The Surly Feminists discussed these topics on this week’s Surly… Read more »

WaveMakers: Tampa Neighborhoods with Stephanie Poyner
Stephanie Poyner of the Tampa Homeowners Association of Neighborhoods and Creative Loafing’s Justin Garcia talk about tensions in Tampa.