From abortion to Big Tech to guns, Florida heads into 2023 with courts weighing high-profile legal fights.
Florida congressional redistricting trial is set for September 2023
A trial is scheduled in a court challenge to a congressional redistricting plan that Ron DeSantis pushed through the Florida Legislature.
Tampa arts scene blossoms with support from business leaders
Tracy Midulla of Tempus Projects, an artists collective in Ybor City, and Michele Smith of the Tampa Arts Alliance, give their take on Tampa’s arts scene, which is seeing an infusion of support from the business community.
UT study of seagrass in Tampa Bay plus Arts4AllFlorida competition for young artists with disabilities
A U. of Tampa professor talks about his research on seagrass in Tampa Bay and Arts4AllFlorida talks about artists with disabilities.
New laws for Florida in 2023 include lobbying restrictions and toll breaks
New laws for Florida on January 1, 2023 include lobbying restrictions, toll breaks and making available land-preservation money.
Judge refuses to dismiss Gillum charges
A judge has refused to dismiss charges of lying to the FBI and wire fraud against former Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum.
Best of The Healthy Steps Show 2022 (previously recorded)
The Healthy Steps Radio Show is a popular program that covers a wide range of topics related to health and wellness. In this special episode, we are taking a look back at the past year and showcasing some of our favorite moments from the show. We have put together a collection of clips featuring some of our most memorable callers, who have shared their inspiring stories and valuable insights on various health-related topics. This year-in-review episode is a great way to reflect on all we have learned and experienced together on the Healthy Steps Radio Show. Whether you are a long-time listener or new to the program, you are sure to enjoy this special compilation of some of our best moments from the past year.
Christmas show 2022
The show began with an appeal to the those in desperate need at holiday time and may be suicidal. Reminded listeners of the suicide hotline 988. Asked callers to write in or call in birthdays and Christmas testimony. Discussion about policing especially in Tampa, FL. Played holiday music, first Christmas celebration in Tallahassee, FL 1539-40…. Read more »
Hillsborough County continues to push for greater awareness of new tenant protections, more than one year out
The Hillsborough County Commission last year approved a ‘Tenant’s Bill of Rights’ ordinance that, among other things, contains a ban on what’s known as source of income discrimination. This provision prohibits landlords and property owners from refusing to rent to a tenant based on how they plan to pay for their rent, as long as… Read more »
Sustainable Living: Herbs
On Monday’s show for Sustainable Living, we had Bob Linde, AP, RH Acupuncture Physician, and registered Herbalist (AHG).
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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!
Building boom puts pressure on historic preservation
It seems a condo tower breaks ground every minute in St. Petersburg. Is there a way to balance economic development and historic preservation? We explore the issue with Manny Leto.
State Rep. Anna Eskamani on the homeowner’s insurance special session
State Representative Anna Eskamani on the Florida Legislature special session on insurance and whether there was enough help for homeowners.
Dog trainer, behaviorist & former WMNFer answers listener questions on “Ask The Trainer”
Trainer answers listener questions about dog (& cat) behavior in “Ask The Trainer”
DeSantis expects the Legislature to pass a bill allowing Floridians to carry weapons without a license
Florida House Speaker Paul Renner indicated that the House would approve permit-less carry. Governor Ron DeSantis supports it.
A judge is poised to hear a case on the fight over Florida’s ‘Intellectual Freedom’ law
A federal judge will consider the constitutionality of a Florida law requiring “intellectual freedom and viewpoint diversity” surveys on state college campuses.
Gulf War Syndrome with special guest Dr. Laila Abdullah
Follow Dr. Laila Abdullahlah’s mission to uncover the truth behind Gulf War Syndrome, an illness downplayed by the VA for decades that now affects nearly 30% of Gulf War veterans, as she and Dr. Fred Harvey tackle the compelling central conflict of restoring the health and well-being of these brave service members.
Dr. Laila Abdullahlah is a nationally recognized speaker and researcher with 15 years of experience studying neurodegenerative illnesses, lipid metabolism, fat metabolism, general metabolism, and proteomics. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from USF, a Master’s in Public Health, Epidemiology, and Neuroscience, and a PhD from Milton Kinds in the UK.
Energy, economic liberation and People Power
A discussion about fusion energy and its by-products deuterium and tritium. And Black liberation as it relates to energy production and economic progress.
A Peculiarly British Christmas
Christmas Pudding. Christmas Crackers. Pantomimes. Mince Pies. Boxing Day. Ah, yes, Boxing Day, if some of the other peculiarities of a British Christmas are explainable, Boxing Day remains a splendid conundrum. Christmas without Boxing Day is unthinkable in Britain. Forget what it’s really all about or where it originated from, December the 26th is certainly… Read more »
A memorial service is being held to honor homeless people who died this year
A memorial service is being held to honor the many people who died homeless this year at Unitarian Universalist Church.
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