This Week in Jacksonville - Tackling mental health in Northeast Florida
Mental illness can begin early in life with about half of people affected beginning by the age of 14. On This Week in Jacksonville, we dive into the topic with a panel of experts, including Colleen Rodriguez, Christine Cauffield, and Lyn Sherman..
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - Comcast RISE grant program provides opportunity for veteran businessowners
On This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, we’re focused on Comcast RISE. It’s described as a “major small business announcement” in the news release and includes $500,000 in grants for Northeast Florida entrepreneurs.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - Looking at downtown’s forward momentum, growth
There seems to be momentum with the development in downtown Jacksonville. It doesn’t happen overnight, obviously, but through collaborations between Corner Lot and JWB Real Estate Capital, that growth is at a steady pace.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - MOCA celebrates centennial milestone in the River City
“Bringing education, creativity, and community to the heart of downtown Jacksonville” is a part of what The Museum of Contemporary Art brings to the River City. The museum is also bringing in a birthday, celebrating 100 years.
This Week in Jacksonville - NAS JAX under new leadership, Chris Hands talks government & latest on stadium renovations
Commanding Officer Capt. Gregory DeWindt at NAS JAX talks about breaking barriers on the naval base. Chris Hand also joins the conversation to talk about the latest state and federal government updates.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - Armenian Delegation celebrates Women’s History Month
In the middle of National Women’s History Month, Jacksonville showed its acumen on the topic by hosting a group of women Asian leaders. Two members of the Armenian Delegation joined Kent Justice for this week’s episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition.
This Week in Jacksonville: Brenda Priestly Jackson, Nate Monroe, Rick Mullaney
Our panel discussion centers on the JEA sale scandal - and what put the wheels in motion. Where were the watchdogs and how did they blow the whistle on what was happening - before it was too late? Brenda Priestly Jackson, Nate Monroe and Rick Mullaney offer their view - on the most important lessons learned.
This Week in Jacksonville: Jennifer Bradley, Nat Ford
Nat Ford will be with us. The CEO of JTA is celebrating a HUGE win for the city. We'll look into the impact of a federal grant of almost $150-million - all directed toward the Emerald Trail. Plus - state lawmakers are taking a breath now that the Legislative Session is complete. Senator Jennifer Bradley talks about the new budget and "Live Healthy."
This Week in Jacksonville: Rick Scott, Jimmy Patronis, Ken Babby
Florida's Rick Scott... is he trying to become the next Republican Leader in the US Senate? Plus - state CFO and Fire Marshall Jimmy Patronis. The latest efforts he's making to help first responders and protect their health. And the health of family fun at the ballpark. Ken Babby from the Jumbo Shrimp will be with us.
This Week in Jacksonville: Nancy Hogshead-Makar, Michael Waltz, Rick Muillaney
Join us as Rick Mullaney provides the political analysis. So much happening on the national level! We'll also hear from Jacksonville native Michael Waltz - Congressman and US Army veteran. A controversial subject on deck, too. Why a civil rights lawyer and women’s rights activist says transgender athletes should NOT participate in women's athletics.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - How improvements to 121 Financial Ballpark will help downtown growth
Ken Babby, the Jumbo Shrimp owner, is our guest for This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition. He speaks with gratitude, conviction, and appreciation of the business he owns and operates in Jacksonville.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - Could the River City become the fintech hub of the region?
Does Jacksonville’s personality change over time? Does its reputation? In the 20th century, Jacksonville was known as the banking headquarters for the state, and there were three major bank headquarters in downtown.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - JAXPORT brings more jobs to Northeast Florida than you know
The Port of Jacksonville is our focus on This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition. JAXPORT delivers more jobs than many of us probably imagine. And for the sake of Northeast Florida, the port is growing.