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  • Brickell Condo Tenants Get A Big Win, U.S. - Cuba Immigration Policies & One-Man Show About Parkland
    On the Wednesday, Sept. 18, episode of Sundial: Brickell Condo Residents Get A Big Win A group of Brickell tenants won a class-action lawsuit against a condominium association that was charging residents inflated rates for application fees. The condominium association has agreed to pay up to $300,000 back to the residents. Nick Nehamas, an investigative reporter with the Miami Herald joined Sundial to explain the lawsuit. U.S. - Cuba Immigration Policies Last month, 120 Cubans were deported on a
    51 min
  • 'Rick Scott Fueled The Epidemic': How FL Said No To $70M In HIV Prevention
    South Florida has among the highest number of new HIV cases in the country. A 2016 report from the CDC found Miami had 46 cases per 100,000 people and Ft. Lauderdale had 47 – that’s nearly double what is seen in New York City and Los Angeles. A new investigation by the Guardian found that millions of dollars in federal funds for HIV prevention and treatment were turned away by the state of Florida while Rick Scott was governor. The investigation also found that state health officials, under the
    14 min
  • Fort Lauderdale's Aging Water System, Rick Scott Denies Money To HIV & Pelican Island
    Fort Lauderdale Water Plant Could Fail If Hurricane Strikes Hurricane Dorian’s devastation on the Bahamas put the city of Fort Lauderdale on high alert. A severe storm could destroy the city’s old water treatment plant, sewage and pipes, and leave residents without a source of drinking water. Sun-Sentinel’s Larry Barszewki reported on the concerns and joined Sundial totalk about the repairs needed. A Bahamas Update Post-hurricane Federal response relief efforts post-hurricane Dorian are underway
    52 min
  • Florida Astronaut Celebrates Space With Colorful Suit In Wynwood Exhibition
    A space suit made out of hundreds of textile fabrics with hearts, stars, drawn space rockets and planets made by kids and cancer patients from over 45 countries will be on display at the R House Wynwood art gallery starting this weekend. The colorful spacesuit was made through the Space for Art Foundation, an organization that connects former astronauts with childhood cancer patients to inspire the next generation of space lovers. One of the lead members is former NASA Astronaut Nicole Stott,
    17 min
  • A Look At The 2020 Census, How Miamians Can Explore Miami As A Tourist & Space Suit Art Project
    On the Monday, Sept. 16, episode of Sundial: 2020 Census Count In Miami-Dade County Miami-Dade County Commissioner Esteban Bovo, representing District 13, which includes Hialeah, Miami Lakes and Palm Springs North, is also the chair of the Miami-Dade County 2020 Census Task Force. Recently, the U.S Supreme Court denied the Trump’s administration push for the citizenship question, which immigrant advocacy groups argued would do a disservice if those who are in the country illegally are not
    52 min
  • Federal Response To Hurricane Dorian, New Immigration Laws & 19th Century Cuba Botany Book
    On the Thursday, Sept. 12, episode of Sundial, WLRN reporter Danny Rivero fills in for host Luis Hernandez: Federal Response To Hurricane Dorian A total of 2,500 people are now listed as missing in the Bahamas in the wake of Hurricane Dorian’s devastation. The death toll currently stands at 50 and the number is expected to rise. The path to recovery will be a long and difficult one for Bahamians. Many are coming to the mainland, but the current visa system for individuals seeking refuge in the
    51 min
  • A Group Of Fishermen Set Sail To The Bahamas And Took Supplies To Help With Hurricane Aftermath
    A group of South Florida fishermen set sail on their boat on the first Friday after Hurricane Dorian made a direct hit on the Abaco Islands and Grand Bahama as a Category 5 storm. "As soon as the smoke cleared we were out of here," said Tim Maddock, one of the fishermen. The slow-moving hurricane made landfall more than a week ago and it was the most powerful storm on record to strike the Bahamas. The storm left many with nothing. "The Bahamas will never ever be the same," Maddock, who travels
    13 min
  • 'Messy' 5G Installation, The Growing Concerns Of Vaping & A Group Of Fishermen Help The Bahamas
    On the Wednesday, Sept. 11, episode of Sundial: 5G Technology is Coming Miami-Dade Commissioner Eileen Higgins, who represents District 5, which includes parts of Miami and Miami Beach, is not very fond of the next generation of cellular networking — 5G — that is supposed to bring a new level of fast-speed technological connection. As AT&T is racing to get the 5G coverage set up before next year’s Super Bowl in Miami, Higgins has expressed concerns on the implementation of 5G causing safety
    52 min

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As a result of a daytime programming change, WLRN canceled Sundial, the locally-produced arts and culture show, effective Friday Feb. 2, 2024.