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Shifting allegiances among members of the MAGA base, an election shakeup and a presidential 180 on releasing the Epstein files. We talk about it all, as well as the future of healthcare subsidies, with the founding executive director of the Jacksonville University Public Policy Institute.
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Then, a local surfer-scientist continues to shape life at the Beaches. Bill Longenecker, who for 40 years was the voice of the daily recorded Sunrise Surf Shop surf reports, is still teaching locals about beach conditions — this time in the classroom. We ask the former longtime Florida Times-Union Shorelines columnist and avid surfer/runner/cyclist about inspiring a passion for science in kids through lessons about sand, snakes and the origin of all “stuff.”
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And, an iconic hair flip, an offscreen romance and the dark, seedy world of noir. In honor of Noirvember, we sit down with the annual movie series curator and film noir aficionado David Luckin to discuss what's so good about Gilda. The iconic movie screens at WJCT Studios on Wednesday, Nov. 19, with concessions and a cash bar available. Anyone who brings an item to donate to Feeding Northeast Florida gets a free bag of popcorn.
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Plus, a behind-the-scenes peek into the creative spaces of more than 70 local artists. CoRK Arts District holds its 14th annual Fall 2025 Open Studios Weekend from noon to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The self guided tour offers a chance to meet the artists, watch them create and experience one of the most vibrant workspaces around. The day also includes kids activities presented by Gogh Create, and businesses remain open during the open studio hours.
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Shifting allegiances among members of the MAGA base, an election shakeup and a presidential 180 on releasing the Epstein files. We talk about it all, as well as the future of healthcare subsidies, with the founding executive director of the Jacksonville University Public Policy Institute.
Guest:
Then, a local surfer-scientist continues to shape life at the Beaches. Bill Longenecker, who for 40 years was the voice of the daily recorded Sunrise Surf Shop surf reports, is still teaching locals about beach conditions — this time in the classroom. We ask the former longtime Florida Times-Union Shorelines columnist and avid surfer/runner/cyclist about inspiring a passion for science in kids through lessons about sand, snakes and the origin of all “stuff.”
Guest:
And, an iconic hair flip, an offscreen romance and the dark, seedy world of noir. In honor of Noirvember, we sit down with the annual movie series curator and film noir aficionado David Luckin to discuss what's so good about Gilda. The iconic movie screens at WJCT Studios on Wednesday, Nov. 19, with concessions and a cash bar available. Anyone who brings an item to donate to Feeding Northeast Florida gets a free bag of popcorn.
Guest:
Plus, a behind-the-scenes peek into the creative spaces of more than 70 local artists. CoRK Arts District holds its 14th annual Fall 2025 Open Studios Weekend from noon to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The self guided tour offers a chance to meet the artists, watch them create and experience one of the most vibrant workspaces around. The day also includes kids activities presented by Gogh Create, and businesses remain open during the open studio hours.
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