But First, Brunch

We rant about MORE Hollywood men like Ed Westwick getting added to the long list of sexual harassment allegations. Catalina shares her social media clapback at the guy who said she's too pretty to drop F-bombs. Plus, we invited Jason Kelloway, owner of Social Grounds Coffee, to brunch to share his story. He dedicated his business to helping homeless veterans because he used to be one of them. Yes, you're definitely gonna cry.

A case of Halloween blackface in St. Augustine (EYE ROLL) set off a chain of events that revealed sweet Jessica is trolling people on Instagram.

We're not gonna lie: 75% of this is a Demi Lovato appreciation episode. Her "Simply Complicated" YouTube documentary was a much needed modern look at mental health, recovery and sexuality. We also talked to Donna Orender, whose Generation W and Generation WOW programs in Jacksonville are helping women change the way they think about themselves and each other in the best way.

Welcome to the Brunch Bite! It'll be short and sweet episodes between our normal episodes. These will be pretty random. Like today, we chatted with Olympic gold-winning gymnast Laurie Hernandez! She's coming to Jacksonville for the Southern Women's Show! Listen in to find out how you can meet her. We talked about what she's been up to since the Rio summer games and her genuine love for salads.

The Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment exposé is like an onion. We try to peel away all the ugly layers to this story that's been happening for DECADES. We also get a little bummed about the University of Florida's forced decision by Freedom of Speech to let a white supremacist speak on campus. And to celebrate the last week of Hispanic Heritage Month, we chat with the man who rose from migrant farm worker to becoming the chair of neurosurgery at Mayo Clinic's Florida campus in Jacksonville. His story is so inspirational, Brad Pitt and Disney are making a movie about his life. Meet Dr. Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa, affectionately known as Dr. Q.

Watching football has been a real "son of a bitch" lately. The Jacksonville Jaguars kicked off the NFL's response to President Trump's divisive comments and we've been itching to talk about it somewhere besides a Facebook comment section. Plus, we got to talk to local photographer and blogger Lyndsey Almeida who is living the most beautiful, messy life with a brain tumor.

Hurricane Irma came through the First Coast like a petty ex-girlfriend at your wedding ready to flip tables. Areas that normally don't flood had disastrous storm surge that ruined homes. The community pulled together and immediately looked to help. This episode is different because we asked you to submit your own Irma story. Four women shared their experiences that shock and inspire.

We have proof that millennials all around the world aren't just worried about likes and viral videos. A survey asked 31,000 millennials from 182 countries what they think are the ten most serious problems facing the world. We also have an eye-opening conversation (goosebumps, for sure) with Taylor Scheibe, two-time childhood cancer survivor and founder of WithLove charity.

Charlottesville -- it's on everyone's mind because white supremacism is alive, loud and violent in 2017. We talk about Trump's responses and how the fight for confederate monuments could go down in Jacksonville. And we've brought you questionable dating advice from the very single Seth Harp of SportsRadio930.

The president's tweets and Lil Duval's comments about transgender people sparked a lot of conversations -- some good and some really, really ugly. We invited UNF Professor Katie Monnin to help us sort through and figure out what these conversations are missing.