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On a brand-new Hunkering Down, Peter Schorsch chats with Ken Welch, the former Pinellas County Commissioner and current leading candidate for St. Petersburg Mayor.
Topics include:
— Getting things done for Pinellas County; no corruption, no fiscal issues. Making trains run on time.
— The success of the county’s pandemic response; working together with business (in a non-partisan way) for a quicker, responsible economic recovery.
— Emphasizing COVID-19 education and civil (not criminal) compliance measures.
— The beauty of South St. Pete; could gentrification be on the horizon?
— Driving nearly 1,000 Uber trips for “Project Connect,” listening to a broad cross-section of citizens.
— Addressing key issues: workforce needs (especially service industry), housing, growth, and being a Mayor “during prosperity.”
— Appointing a good city administrator; dealing with the Tampa Bay Rays.
— Talking to colleagues, former Mayors and getting endorsements in the race.
— What’s it like to grow up a Black man in St. Petersburg.
— Music, race, and “are things getting better?”
Special Guest: Ken Welch.
By Peter SchorschOn a brand-new Hunkering Down, Peter Schorsch chats with Ken Welch, the former Pinellas County Commissioner and current leading candidate for St. Petersburg Mayor.
Topics include:
— Getting things done for Pinellas County; no corruption, no fiscal issues. Making trains run on time.
— The success of the county’s pandemic response; working together with business (in a non-partisan way) for a quicker, responsible economic recovery.
— Emphasizing COVID-19 education and civil (not criminal) compliance measures.
— The beauty of South St. Pete; could gentrification be on the horizon?
— Driving nearly 1,000 Uber trips for “Project Connect,” listening to a broad cross-section of citizens.
— Addressing key issues: workforce needs (especially service industry), housing, growth, and being a Mayor “during prosperity.”
— Appointing a good city administrator; dealing with the Tampa Bay Rays.
— Talking to colleagues, former Mayors and getting endorsements in the race.
— What’s it like to grow up a Black man in St. Petersburg.
— Music, race, and “are things getting better?”
Special Guest: Ken Welch.