Meteorologist and new dad Corey Simma takes a look at this weekend's forecast, including the oak pollen saturation -- and the Sunday atmospheric rinse that will wash it away. Briefly. And as we move into April, expect the temperatures and humidity to start increasing.

Ryan looks at the latest in DC headlines, including Trump pulling his nomination for NY Rep. Elise Stefanik to the UN Ambassador post, preferring she stay in the House. Meanwhile, Republicans continue to downplay the Signal scandal after Mike Waltz confirmed its legitimacy. A Congressional investigation will happen, but no resignations (Waltz? Hegseth?) are expected.

The Jackonville Business Journal recognized 20 "Women of Influence" in the area, including the Child Cancer Fund founder and Executive Director, Carla Montgomery. WOKV has been proud to partner with Carla and the Child Cancer Fund for years, and will do so again in coming weeks with the 2025 CCF Golf Tournament and the 2025 Care-A-Thon. Congratulations Carla!

WOKV recognizes JFRD Captain Jennifer Parramore.

FOX Across America host Jimmy Failla performs this weekend at the Florida Theatre, and he joins us in advance of the show to talk about why comedians are not partisans, and why he should be the Secretary of Transportation! Get your tickets at FOXACROSSAMERICA.COM or at FloridaTheatre.com, and stick around for the Meet & Greet after the show!

Symphony percussionists Steve Merrill, Kevin Garry, and Joel Panian share "the musician's perspective" on performing with the Jax Symphony - from their variety of instruments to favorite musical pieces, the on-stage thrill, the "backstage" work, school outreach programs, and more. See the full video of their percussion demo on Youtube or Facebook, and visit JaxSymphony.Org for tickets and more information.

Ryan looks at the latest Trump Tariffs, retaliatory trade tariffs from other nations, and consumer feedback as to whether this will help or hurt the economy. He also looks at the latest fallout from The Atlantic's published Signal chat security failure, featuring classified military plans.

Steven Libman, the Jacksonville Symphony President & CEO, joins JMN to discuss the variety of Symphony programs for broad community appeal. Coming up this weekend, Take 6 gives a vocal performance with the Symphony, and the Children's Music Festival gives your kids a chance to make the music. There are so many additional performances, including classical music featuring Conrad Tao on piano, pop music ensembles, movie nights, and so much more. Visit JAXSYMPHONY.ORG for tickets and more information about event schedules.

JMN is live from Jacoby Hall in advance of the Jacksonville Children's Music Festival. Nathaniel Efthimiou, the Jacksonville Symphony Youth Orchestra Director, joins JMN to discuss how and why music can be so impactful for children, and share details of the activities at the Children's Music Festival - where your kids can make the music!

UNF features a student-operated media service, the Spinnaker. The platform features a digital news media service, social media, campus televison, and a campus FM radio station. Makalya Hayes, the Creative Services Director, and Jack Griffis, the radio General Manager, join JMN to share how they got involved in student media, and what it means to them!