Today, we explore the financial challenges faced by many homeowners in Florida as they tackle a surge in monthly mortgage payments. We also meet Holly G, the visionary behind the Black Opry Revue segment and talk about her upcoming performance on the WJCT Soundstage.

Today, we explore youth-led climate change initiatives with the Jacksonville Hub of Global Shapers, part of a global network committed to positive community change. Then, Dr. Joe Sirven, from "What's Health Got to Do with It," addresses medical questions and explains Elon Musk's Neuralink breakthrough. Plus, we explore the vibrant oral storytelling tradition in Jacksonville with the "Untold Stories" series.

Today we discuss the week's biggest headlines — from former JEA executives to the aftermath of the Rise Doro destruction and challenges faced by transgender individuals in Florida. Then, the return of the Electro Lounge, promising vibes with host David Luckin for the weekend.

Today, we dive into impactful stories and events with Al Letson and his Reveal podcast on being Black in Florida. Letson talks about the complexities of hometown experiences, historical landscapes and tragic events. We also explore the aftermath of the Doro Rise fire in Downtown Jax, and Yaya Cardona of Cre8Jax stops by to tell us all the things happening around the First Coast.

Today, we explored military efforts to address stalking and intimate partner violence with Naval Station Mayport advocates. Then, we took a look at the inspiring journey of Duval County's Teacher of the Year, Gustavo Guzman. Finally, get ready for the debut of the Tony Award-winning musical "Hadestown" in Jacksonville, featuring insights from lead actor Matthew Patrick Quinn.

Today we explore the effect of sugar cane burning in Florida and the risks involved with reporter Michael Adno. Then, we look into an upcoming discussion of artificial intelligence with insights from four university presidents. Plus, we hear a heartwarming story of how one local hearing-impaired student is able to go to Italy with her interpreter through the work of her teacher.

Explore the role of poll workers in our democracy with U.S. Election Assistance Commissioner Donald Palmer. Then, we get updated on Duval County jail's investigation and also the increased concerns about health care. Plus OneJax, a Jacksonville nonprofit on a new chapter with CEO Elizabeth Anderson.

Today, we discuss the biggest headlines of the week, including the dismantling of diversity, equity and inclusion programs at universities. Then, we get groovy with some music we should have in our rotation as we head into the weekend with JME's arts and culture editor, Matt Shaw.

On today's show, Jacksonville club Jack Rabbits reflects on historic milestones, near disasters and the day-to-day hustle of club ownership. Later, historian Tim Gilmore unveils the persona behind the “Whiskey King” and Yaya Cardona of Cre8Jax gives the lowdown on local events.

Today, we discuss land trust easements with the North Florida Land Trust. We learn the importance of preserving the natural landscape and ecosystems of North Florida. Then, former FCC host Melissa Ross stops by to discuss a new initiative that encourages children across Northeast Florida to read.