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It’s been a LOOOOOONG time coming, but the weather’s finally shaping up and First Coast fishing is as good as it gets…well, it’s getting there. Capt. Kevin talks about it, and the Unusual Suspects chime in with there thoughts and stories too. And make sure you listen in for the forecast – so you know exactly when it’s gonna get…as good as it gets. Facebook
AI slop enters campaign mode; Kevin Carrico's public records are finally released; and city funding for a Downtown Publix remains uncertain
Unless you’ve been living in a hole, you know Mother Nature has NOT been very kind to First Coast anglers. Well, if you ask Capt. Kevin and the Unusual Suspects, they’ll tell you that’s all changing for the better! Get the details on a great couple of days and a forecast that’s making the Old School Kingfish Shootout look really good! Facebook
If you dive into the Fishing Forecast archives, when you get to the June episodes of years past, you’ll hear Capt. Kevin talk about kingfish, tarpon, cobia, fishing the beach, and doing charter after charter after charter with bunches of happy anglers. Well, this June is quickly shaping up to be VERY different. Find out just how terrible it’s been for Capt. Kevin and the Unusual Suspects, how bad they think it’s going to be, and check out the forecast to see if there’s a chance – however small – that things could get better for First Coast anglers in the coming week. Facebook
Erin Brockovich versus data centers; local governments grapple with dire tax cut potentialities.
The cancellation of federally funded medical studies is affecting lives and families on the First Coast.
It's the week's top headlines, from accusations of City Council bullying to the governor's plan to end property taxes for most homesteaded properties.
Ironman fatigue, spiraling subpoenas and an NAACP call for an athlete boycott.
Jeff was out this episode – he was down south in Ft. Pierce, fishing in a kayak tournament. Probably better for him, because the fishing on the First Coast has been TOUGH! Capt. Kevin, Capt. Kirk and everybody else were talking about it. Kevin and Kirk did have more to talk about, though…this week, they were able to rub elbows with Gov. DeSantis! He was in NEFL to talk snapper and how things are getting so unfairly politicized…and in case you missed it – he’s on our side. Capt. Paul Dozier dropped by to talk Old School Kingfish Tournament – but, as usual, talked about all kinds of stuff and shared all kinds of stories, too. Lots of fun and most definitely worth the listen! Here's your L.V. Hiers Inc gear tip of the week from Harley at CSS Fireplaces & Outdoor Living: He says oxalic acid will absolutely clean all the grime and salt off your boat. But he did reiterate to make sure you read the directions! Click HERE to learn more and get it cheap. Here's your Ring Power Cat tip of the week: Now is the time to get registered for The Old School Kingfish Shootout!! It's coming up on June 13th – click HERE to find out more. Here’s your KirbyCo Builders’ Cooking Tip of the Week: if your taste buds are feeling a bit nostalgic, we’ve got a collection of fun recipes for you. Click HERE to get them! Facebook
Just when they thought hoped things were getting better on the First Coast for fishing, Capt. Kevin and the Unusual Suspects had to battle it out with the fishery for the entire week. Get the lowdown on what was happening, how they did, and what’s next for them…and you. The forecast is definitely worth a listen. Facebook
From concerns about “excessive” law enforcement response to big incentives for The Beef People, we discuss the week's top headlines with our media roundtable.
JTA entertains pedestrian ambitions; the City Council ignores business leaders' request to drop JEA probe.
Chase Robinson, Executive Director of First Coast Crime Stoppers, joins JMN with updates on some cases they're working on, upcoming events, and a reminder that your anonymity is always protected when you provide tips, and those tips could receive rewards if they lead to resolutions. The tip line is 866-845-TIPS (8477) .
From Florida's redistricting to a gutting of the Voting Rights Act, the state's congressional elections may never be the same.
The First Coast is kinda funny when it comes to fishing – you could be coming up pretty much empty around Jacksonville, but it could be 100% GAME ON in St. Aug! It was a mixed bag this week, but with water temps going up, business is definitely picking up in the water…and the guys talked about it at length. The wildfires burning all over the region were also a big topic of conversation. Please keep everyone in your thoughts and prayers as the fires continue to ravage the Georgia and Florida landscape. Lots of great information and fun on this episode – 100% worth a listen, whether you’re fishing or not! Here's your L.V. Hiers Inc gear tip of the week: You can never have enough Nite Ize Twist Ties for various purposes. Don’t settle for cheap knock-offs, either! Available at Hagan Ace Hardware. Facebook
Putting out fires, from real-life conflagrations to political ones.
State lawmakers still can't reach a budget deal, and the JEA investigation expands to include communications about a former mayor's lobbying firm.
Jax taxpayers getting “fleeced”; Duval Schools responds to new pressures to ban books
Capt. Kevin was back from his various OSR exploits, sitting pretty in the studio for this episode, talking about what USED TO BE the best month of the year. Unfortunately for First Coast anglers, April has become one of the worst. Will that hold true this year? Capt. Kevin and the Unusual Suspects talk about what’s happening and what they hope to have happen during all those April showers… Facebook
Pam Bondi is out as the country's top prosecutor, and Florida's attorney general calls foul on an NFL policy aiming to increase diversity in leadership positions.
You read it right: First Coast waters are warming up just like every angler was counting on, but that wind just refuses to let up. So how did that affect the fishing? Capt. Kevin and Capt. Chip talked about it from the front porch of GA HQ (Faver Farms), and the rest of the Unusual Suspects checked in with reports of their own. Stick around for the forecast as well…will those gusts be stopping soon? Facebook
A suspect's beating video raises concerns anew for the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, and Florida's special election results stun red-leaning districts.
Col. Chris Budihas, Ret., joins JMN to share thoughts on the latest developments in the Middle East theatre, and troop deployments in the region amid ongoing conflict with Iran, and previews this weekend's edition of First Coast Military Life, that airs Sundays at 8am.
Chase Robinson joins JMN to discuss the Sunday night murder of a 2yo in a Westside argument. Suspect Steven Dodson Jr., who reportedly fled the scene, was arrested overnight. Did FCCS receive tips that led to his arrest?
Racist displays from Florida university students and an expensive investment in nonexistent courthouse artwork.
Chase Robinson joins JMN to share details of how your anonymity is protected and you can be compensated for your tips. FCCS works to help take crooks, guns, drugs, etc. off the streets, with your help. Recently, tips have included some of the teen takeover events at the Beaches. Want to support FCCS? Join them for the FCCS Sports Clay Shooting event on April 9 at Jacksonville Clay Target Sports. Visit FirstCoastCrimeStoppers.com for details. If you have a tip, your identity is protected. Call 866-845-TIPS (8177).
Our JEA-related roundtable discussion draws live feedback from current and former elected officials.
Capt. Kevin was back in the chair for this week’s episode, and there was a lot to talk about. After a cast of thousands (maybe…not sure on the math) took on the El Cheapo, Capt. Kevin and the Unusual Suspects talked about the tournament and the weather that went along with it. They also talked about what’s happening now all over the First Coast, and what you can expect from Mother Nature in the coming week. Facebook
From the AG's attack on a local state attorney's investigation to continued political fallout at JEA, we discuss the week's top headlines.
Chase Robinson from First Coast Crime Stoppers joins JMN to promote their upcoming 12th Annual Charity Sporting Clay Shoot, April 9 at Jacksonville Clay Target Sports. The fundraiser benefits FCCS Non-Profit 501(c)(3). Visit FCCRIMESTOPPERS.COM for registration information. If you have a tip that could help solve a crime, call 866-845-TIPS (8477).
Chase Robinson from FCCS joins JMN, asking for your help to resolve recent events including the teen takeover/shooting events at Jax Beach last weekend and the possibility of another similar event this weekend. Additionally, FCCS is collaborating with multiple Florida law enforcement agencies on cases of human trafficking in our area. If you have a tip on any crime, your anonymity is guaranteed and it could be worth money. Call 866-845-TIPS (8477). or dial **TIPS on your cell phone.
Capt. Kevin was off to celebrate his 60th birthday, so it was up to Capt. Chip Wingo to wrangle the Unusual Suspects and get reports from all over the First Coast and the last info dump heading into the El Cheapo. Lots of good reports and stories, of course…but what about the weather? Well, you’ll have to listen in to find out. Facebook
In honor of the 100th anniversary of Negro History Week, we discuss the leaders who shaped the First Coast.
From “What's up bro?” to exit strategy: A JEA board appointment fails in the face of a council member's “big favor” to his “guy."
It's the week's biggest headlines, from the attorney general's subpoena of a city employee to a costly panhandling lawsuit for St. Johns County taxpayers.
It's the week's biggest headlines, from ICE's effect on local students to a vanishing hologram at the Jacksonville airport.
Hopefully you’ll be able to hear Capt. Kevin and the Unusual Suspects talk First Coast fishing over the chattering of your teeth! Chilly…chilly…chilly, indeed – but are the fish biting at all? Find out, have a little fun, and get the scoop on the next round of winter weather headed our way in the upcoming week. Facebook
It's the week's biggest headlines, from the state of the Downtown bar business to how Minneapolis is changing the immigration debate in Florida.
It's the week's biggest headlines, from a push to unmask ICE to the attorney general's MLK Day rollback of “race-based” laws.
It's the week's biggest stories, from a city employee's suspension over ICE comments to a local reporter making her own headlines for praising the Jags.
It's the week's biggest headlines, from the road to redistricting to rare pushback from Duval Schools on charter school expansion.
A Florida rep hailing from the First Coast will serve as the state's next House speaker. We ask him about his priorities, past policies and next steps before taking charge.
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Host: Galen Koch Editorial Help: Camden Hunt, Olivia Jolley, and Keegan Claunch Most of the music in this episode is by Cue Shop Coastal Conversations: Conversations with people who live, work, and play on the Maine coast, hosted by the University of Maine Sea Grant Program. Forms of sustainable energy. Resilience in Island communities. Economics and infrastructure of sustainable energy. Guest/s: Bruce Fernald – Lobsterman from Islesford Jamie Cook, Lia Morris – Senior Community Development officers, Island Institute Danny Fernald – Bruce's Brother, Year round Islesford resident FMI: To view Versant's connectivity maps, go to vpcapmap.cliffhanger-solutions.com/ For more information about the lobster co-op, go to littlecranberrylobster.com/ From the Sea Up is made possible by the Fund for Maine Islands through a partnership between Island Institute, College of the Atlantic, Maine Sea Grant, and the First Coast. To hear past episodes and for more information visit www.islandinstitute.org/podcast About the hosts: Natalie Springuel has hosted Coastal Conversation's since 2015, with support from the University of Maine Sea Grant where she has served as a marine extension associate for 20 years. In 2019, Springuel received an award for Public Affairs programming from the Maine Association of Broadcasters for the Coastal Conversations show called “Portland's Working Waterfront.” Springuel is passionate about translating science, sharing stories, and offering a platform for multiple voices to weigh in on complex coastal and ocean issues. She has recently enrolled in audio production training at Maine Media Workshop to dive deeper into making great community radio. The post Coastal Conversations 12/26/25: Innovations in Energy first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.
It's the week's biggest headlines, from the governor's push for AI guardrails to the Susie Wiles interview heard "round the world."
In the conclusion of this two‑part series, The Bookshop at the End of the Internet presents four more conversations with members of the First Coast Romance Writers, recorded during their recent retreat. This episode features Melody Johnson, Leah Miles, Vanessa Victoria Kilmer, and Vickey Wollan—authors whose work spans romantic suspense, paranormal worlds, adventure, and holiday stories. From ghosts and haunted lore to treasure hunting, Navy SEALs, and the creative resilience of writing with dyslexia, these interviews highlight the breadth and imagination of the romance genre. Join host Stacey Horan as she wraps up this special series celebrating storytelling, community, and the joy of discovering new authors.
It's the week's biggest headlines, from jail locus promises to teachers suing the school district after being removed for social media comments.
In this first installment of a special two‑part series, The Bookshop at the End of the Internet features five brief, lively interviews recorded onsite at a working retreat of the First Coast Romance Writers. Host Stacey Horan chats with Maggie FitzRoy, LaTisha Redding, Lynn Westhoff, Marie Morton, and Ann Wright—authors at various stages of their writing journeys who bring humor, passion, and unique perspectives to the romance genre. From YA themes to paranormal trilogies to Caribbean‑inspired sports romance, this episode offers a warm, engaging look at the many ways stories take shape. Tune in for books, inspiration, and a behind‑the‑scenes glimpse into a vibrant writing community.
It's the week's biggest headlines, from concerns about leadership of the Community Benefits Agreement committee to homeowner sticker shock over inflated mortgage prices.
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A wave of fear spreads across the First Coast as three women are found dead in Jacksonville within three days, and community members say the killings feel too deliberate to dismiss. A teenager in Connecticut is arrested after authorities discover he promoted a fake SantaCon event to hundreds of thousands of people online. Drew Nelson reports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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