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Season 2018 Episode 17 | 28m 35s
Hurricane Irma and Maria left devastation in their path. Senator Victor Torres, superintendent Dr. Barbara Jenkins, emergency manager Alan Harris, and ethics professor Dr. Mark Johnston discuss the aftermath of these hurricanes and what is being done for this hurricane season.
Aired: 08/12/18
Video has closed captioning.Economic Impact of Cape Canaveral
Experts discuss Cape Canaveral post shuttle program retirement and nationwide recession.
Experts discuss the impact of Latinx populations on Florida’s economy and local politics.
Local Publishers, Bookstores, and Authors
A publisher, manager, and author discuss the literary community of Central Florida.
Now Showing
A library employee and educators discuss how today's technology impacts their work.
Water Safety from Lakes to Beaches
Orlando community leaders and safety experts discuss the importance of staying safe.
Natural and Human Impacts on Wildlife
Debbie Helsel, Shannon Ruby Julien, and Rachael Curran discuss how we can help animals.
Summer Fun and Safety Learning
Fire Chief Roderick Williams and Brent Moore discuss safety tips for children and adults.
Healing and Learning after PULSE
LGBTQ+ community leaders and Orlando medical experts discuss the impact of PULSE.
Zach Hudson, a safety professional, and UCF Police Chief Richard Beary discuss public safe
Affordable Housing in Central Florida – Myth or Reality?
Lou Nimkoff and Alberto Vargas discuss the housing market in Central Florida.
Hurricane Update - Sunday at 9am
Experts discuss the impact made by Hurricane Irma and Maria.
