Podcast appearances and mentions of david bauerlein

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Tuesday on First Coast Connect, Anne sat down with Metro Gardens Neighborhood Association President Lydia Bell and David Bauerlein of The Florida Times-Union to discuss the controversy over a new Medical Examiner's Office building and the Neighborhood Bill of Rights.

We devoted today's Media Roundtable to the surge in COVID cases in Northeast Florida and around the state and how local officials and Gov. Ron DeSantis are handling it. The panelists were: David Bauerlein of The Florida Times -Union Journalist Claire Goforth Contributor Charles Griggs Mike Mendenhall of the Jax Daily Record Just Like Me Just Like Me is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a free performance at the Florida Theatre . The organization was founded to help foster children on the verge of aging out by teaching them the arts as a way to engage in self expression. The performance, which is a showcase for the students' work, is July 29 at the Florida Theatre in Downtown Jacksonville at 6:30 p.m. Kathryn McAvoy , the founder and executive director of The Performers Academy , which hosts and runs the Just Like Me program, joined us.

On this week’s Friday Media Roundtable, we discussed some of the top stories in Northeast Florida, including: Mayor Curry lifts the mask mandate in Duval County. Vaccine eligibility expands to Floridians 18 and up (and 16 and up for Pfizer) on Monday. Financial relief for Duval County residents. The Jacksonville Icemen announced plans to redevelop the Jacksonville Ice and Sportsplex. Our guests were: David Bauerlein of The Florida Times-Union Anne Schindler of First Coast News Mike Mendenahll of the Jacksonville Daily Record Midori Goto Renowned violinist Midori Goto is scheduled to perform on Amelia Island on April 9 . Midori is also scheduled to be honored at the Kennedy Center next month. Eric Sakurai , Director of the Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival joined us with more details. Michael Gonzalez can be reached at newsteam@wjct.org

On this week’s Friday Media Roundtable, we discussed some of the top stories in Northeast Florida, like: According to the State Health Department, COVID-19 numbers in Florida reached 863,619 this morning, with 33 of those new cases in Northeast Florida. The cumulative number of Florida resident deaths caused by COVID-19 reached 17,372. Jaguars owner Shad Khan continues to develop plans for Lot J and Metropolitan Park despite pushback from groups like OurJax . Our guests were: David Bauerlein of The Florida Times-Union ; Mike Mendenhall of the Jax Daily Record ; WJCT News contributor Fred Matthews ; Writer Claire Goforth WJCT's Mister Rogers Sweater Drive WJCT’s 18th annual Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood Sweater Drive is in full swing. Through Nov. 30, cool-weather clothing and blankets can be dropped off at WJCT, at 100 Festival Park Ave., as well as any Suddath, VyStar Credit Union or Tom Bush dealerships around Northeast Florida. David McGowan , WJCT’s CEO, joined us with the details.

On this week’s First Coast Connect with Melissa Ross Friday Media Roundtable, we discussed some of the top stories in Northeast Florida, including: The latest on the election in Florida COVID-19 in local schools Our guests were: David Bauerlein of the Florida Times-Union David Jones of First Coast News Journalist and author Nikesha Williams Our new analyst, former mayor and former UNF president John Delaney Related: My Son Was Exposed To COVID At His St. Johns School; Here’s What I Know And What I Don’t Clay County Sheriff’s Office Announces COVID-19 Related Death of Sgt. Eric Twisdale JEA Narrows Search Permanent CEO. Jacksonville Zoo Asks For Donations Due To Lost Revenue During Pandemic Local, State, And National Coronavirus Coverage Lightner Museum’s New Leader The Lightner Museum in St. Augustine has a new leader. David Bagnall , the new executive director, has big plans for this fall and winter, even in this time of COVID-19. He joined us to discuss what drew him to the position,

On Friday’s episode of First Coast Connect with Melissa Ross , our Media Roundtable discussed some of the top stories impacting Northeast Florida this week, including: The Duval County Public Schools Board voted to explore renaming six of the schools that are named after Confederate leaders. The Host Committee for the Republican National Convention have been announced and many are questioning the security perimeter for the upcoming convention. Duval County has seen a jump in COVID-19 cases this week and several restaurants and bars at the beaches have closed due to positive cases among consumers and staff. A Duval County judge denied bail for 50 out of 51 protesters who appeared before him on June 1 . Our guests were: David Bauerlein , The Florida Times-Union Nikesha Williams , Writer Mike Mendenhall , Jacksonville Daily Record Tim Gibbons , Jacksonville Business Journal 'My Life In Gluttony' Jefferey Spear , First Coast author and food consultant, joined us to talk his new book titled

On the latest Page One Podcast, a trio of Times-Union journalists — Nate Monroe, Chris Hong and David Bauerlein — talk with host Mark Woods about how they covered the JEA saga in 2019 and what lies ahead in 2020.

Times-Union reporter David Bauerlein talks with Page One Podcast host Mark Woods about the Jacksonville City Council starting workshops to discuss the potential sale of JEA.

What does First Baptist Church of Jacksonville's plans to sell much of its downtown property mean for downtown and the church? Times-Union reporter David Bauerlein talks about his coverage of the news with Page One podcast host Mark Woods.

If the Jacksonville Landing falls, what comes next? T-U reporter David Bauerlein discusses that question with Mark Woods on this week's Page One Podcast. 

Times-Union columnist and podcast host Mark Woods talks with reporters David Bauerlein and Andrew Pantazi about how crime is factoring in Jacksonville’s mayoral race.

In this week's episode, Times-Union reporter David Bauerlein talks about a story he's been covering since the beginning — how big plans for a local barbecue sauce turned into a 38-count indictment for two City Council members. Hosted by Mark Woods.