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Gulf Coast Live is a live, locally produced, call-in radio show focusing on issues that matter to Southwest Floridians. It's your chance to share your thoughts and connect to your community, live on t... more
FAQs about Gulf Coast Live:How many episodes does Gulf Coast Live have?The podcast currently has 1,123 episodes available.
July 17, 2017Amid Spate of Crashes, Investigators, Pilots Weigh in on South Florida Air SafetySouthwest Florida has seen two well-publicized small plane crashes into buildings or onto city streets in recent weeks. With another fatal crash in the Everglades last month, attention has been focused on South Florida air traffic and what could be behind the deadly incidents....more30minPlay
July 17, 2017The Graying of Gay: Healthcare & Planning for an Aging LGBT PopulationIn just 20 years, the number of Americans over the age of 65 will increase by 100 percent. That's roughly 80 million Americans , and as the LGBT community ages alongside their heterosexual friends and neighbors, doctors focused on that population say LGBT persons face unique concerns when it comes to aging, and a host of health care disparities ranging from housing discrimination to social isolation....more24minPlay
July 14, 2017Miami Reporter Tracks Venezuelan Crisis & Gov. Scott's Calls for Florida to Cut TiesVenezuela, the oil-rich South American nation, has been gripped by political turmoil, civic unrest, and an economic crisis for months. Now Gov. Rick Scott is calling on state agencies and other businesses to cut their connections to Caracas....more18minPlay
July 14, 2017Should Panthers be Protected? Iconic Cat's Federal Protections Up for ReviewThe Florida panther's status as endangered is up for review by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The iconic big cat has been on the list of federally-protected endangered species since it was first drawn up in 1967. The federal agency wants to hear from stakeholders in South Florida about what, if any, protections the panther should have in the future....more35minPlay
July 13, 2017On 'Americans With Disabilities Act' Anniversary, SWFL Residents Reflect on Pitfalls & ProgressIt’s been 27 years since the Americans With Disabilities Act was signed into law by President George H. W. Bush. The law has helped people with disabilities live their lives through physical accessibility, public services, and working against discrimination. ADA Advocates at the Gulf Coast Center for Independent Living say much has changed for the better, but more needs to be done....more33minPlay
July 13, 2017Mango Mania Brings Fruit, Events, and Education for 21st YearThe 2017 Pine Island Mango Mania festival kicks off this weekend, a 21-year tradition that has brought mango growers, preservers, chefs working with the fruit, and more to the area to revel in mangos and other tropical fruits....more21minPlay
July 12, 2017Naples Rep's New Law Lets Any Resident Challenge Classroom MaterialsA new Florida law has captured headlines across the country. It allows any resident of a Florida county to challenge the classroom materials used in that county’s public schools, regardless of whether they are the parent or guardian of a student. The bill was drafted by Naples’ Rep. Byron Donalds , who joins Gulf Coast to talk about why he feels the new law is necessary....more32minPlay
July 12, 2017Book Donation Campaign Highlights Libraries' Role in Internet AgeSo-called "food deserts" denote areas without access to grocery stores or fresh food, but Sarasota County Libraries and the Sarasota Housing Authority are launching the Book-Rich Environment campaign to address "book deserts" by bringing books into homes and helping families engage with their local libraries....more21minPlay
July 11, 2017Knowlton Family Breaks Silence after Punta Gorda Police Chief AcquittalPunta Gorda City Manager Howard Kunik is waiting for the results of an internal affairs report before he decides whether suspended Police Chief Tom Lewis keeps or loses his job. Lewis was acquitted of culpable negligence the last week of June in the death of 73-year-old Mary Knowlton during a shoot/don’t shoot demonstration at police headquarters last August....more13minPlay
July 11, 2017Tackling Obesity & Other Health Challenges in 2017 Healthy Lee ScorecardThe results are in for Healthy Lee’s 2017 look at wellness in Lee County, and while strides have been made in some areas, obesity remains a persistent problem....more14minPlay
FAQs about Gulf Coast Live:How many episodes does Gulf Coast Live have?The podcast currently has 1,123 episodes available.