A new chapter in privately funded space exploration. A local veterinarian shares the work happening in this community to provide veterinary care to the pets of unhoused and homeless families in their time of need. A historic milestone for the Junior League of Greater Orlando electing its first Black president.

Pride Chamber in Orlando responds to Florida's official tourism site removing LGBTQ travel section. UCF researcher developing ways of using Martian dust to make the Red Planet habitable. Performer Cacique discusses the Reggae Festival in Orlando this weekend.

An update from the polls on Florida’s Primary Election Day. Children’s Advocacy Center Osceola Director discusses identifying and preventing abuse and bringing perpetrators to justice. An internship program educates the next generation of community leaders.

We discuss the role of the State Attorney in a local community. Early voting ends this weekend for the Florida primary. Drowning is the number one cause of death in children with autism. We learn why and life-saving information to prevent it from happening. Metallica is paying for Central Floridians to learn trades and skills that are being invested back into this community.

Orlando City Council lifts the moratorium on new nightclubs opening downtown and requires new establishments be about a block away from each other. A Miami Herald investigation delves into the trying of juvenile offenders as adults in Florida. The state of Central Florida's housing inventory and home purchase cancelations.

"Are We There Yet?" Host Brenden Byrne joins "Engage" with an update to the struggling Starliner mission, we speak with a county and a city official about the ongoing conflict regarding development in Orange County and we meet an Orlando photographer bringing back the magic of the Polaroid.

Nonprofits have a plan to help the region’s unsheltered when the hurricanes make landfall, Federal funding to replace lead pipes sends disproportionate funding to Florida and the Indian River School Board bans a book called ‘Ban This Book.’

Following the recent death of Norma Padgett, the woman who falsely accused the Groveland Four of rape 75 years ago, the author of Legal Lynching: The Sad Saga of the Groveland 4, discusses the fatal chain of events that began in 1949 in Lake County. The role food banks are playing in the lives of Floridians. New rules for telehealth care for pets in Florida. Central Florida Public Media’s Joe Byrnes introduces our new voter guide chock-full of info for both the primary and general elections.

A SpaceX contract awarded by NASA brings parity into question, a researcher describes a future with snakes as food, Engage visits The Enzian in Maitland and we learn a little about a big character.

NASA and Boeing give an update on the crewed Starliner Mission. A member of Central Florida’s transgender community discusses violence targeting the community. A report from Paris on the Central Florida athletes competing in the Olympics. Orlando musician Terri Binion stops by to talk about her unique blend of country, rock, and folk music.