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On today's MJ Morning Show: Eating yoga mats? Warning before you start up that grill Morons in the news Guy unhappy with a closed Del Taco Mr. Beast may be in some trouble in Mexico MJ's burger problem at home Opinion: Guy found a wallet, returned it, and did this MJ PSP Villages wireless store was a problem for a customer ADA scam shakedown Is this the worst CVC code that was on a woman's card... Gas prices, cost of using a credit card per gallon Solution for loitering problem Cost of a makeup person for a wedding How to de-clutter your home? The poop rule 80's band reunites, but it took some horrible clues from MJ to guess who Hotel charging a service fee for this issue... Fire at Jacksonville International Airport garage Diddy trial update Louisiana jail break news Watching eaglets on webcam Jessica Simpson criticized for performance on American Idol Sleeping 8 hours per night isn't good enough if routine is inconsistent Avocado... high in calories, but healthy... good for expectant mothers

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Mark Janasik is the Co-Founder of Southern Grounds & Co, an award-winning coffeehouse that reimagines vibrant, healthy communities. He discusses Southern Grounds' journey into franchising, starting with their 3 corporate locations and plans to add 4 more within a year. The franchising idea took off when HMS Host, a global powerhouse, discovered Southern Grounds and wanted them in Jacksonville International Airport, impressed by their unique coffee experience.Each Southern Grounds location personalizes 20% of its menu, allowing franchisees to choose from proven 'Chef Selections' based on local demand. With analytics and a flexible selection of 20-30 additional menu items, the brand ensures profitability by optimizing menu mix and food costs. Mark talks about how Southern Grounds collaborates with preservation architects and designers to honor the history and character of buildings and communities, often using renovations to spark revitalization across neighborhoods. Their approach makes each coffeehouse a cornerstone of local redevelopment.Mark is seeking franchisees with passion for community, coffee & culinary excellence. He looks for entrepreneurial candidates who appreciate hospitality, sustainable cooking, and seasonal flavors. Ideal franchisees are financially qualified, community-focused, and driven to make a positive impact.Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated with our latest episodes. Hit the bell icon to get notifications every time we upload a new podcast!*This video is sponsored by SEOSambaCheck out the video podcast on my Youtube channel and don't forget to like and subscribe!Link to Free Assessment: https://www.zorakle.net/assessment/welcome/ionfranchisingLink to Website: eyeonfranchising.comLink to Youtube: https://youtu.be/dKCZSRm6gZc?si=D48EANvqhSpyqsE

Q McCray joins JMN live from the Orlando International Airport, reporting on flight delays and cancellations in advance of Hurricane Milton. The Tampa International Airport is already closed for all traffic in and out due to the approaching storm. There are no delays or cancellations at Jacksonville International Airport yet, but that is subject to change relative to Milton's local impact.

Logan reports on new construction beginning for a new "Concourse B" at Jacksonville International Airport. The new concourse will include 6 new gates and the addition of direct international flights out of Jacksonville, plus additional parking resources. "Concourse B" is scheduled to open in 2026.

Logan reports from Jacksonville International Airport, where lines are already long to check in for outgoing flights.

Logan reports on holiday travel traffic from Jacksonville International Airport. So far, travelers aren't experiencing much delay, which is a significant improvement in comparison to the disrupted travel plans earlier this week from Idalia.

Logan reports on travel delays at Jacksonville International Airport, as we move out of severe weather and head into Labor Day weekend.

Alexus reports on plans for increased parking availability at Jacksonville International Airport.

Kenny Gilbert is a busy guy. On top of being chef/owner of Silkie's Chicken & Champagne Bar in Jacksonville and vice president of culinary operations for Grove Bay Hospitality Group in Miami, he's author of the new cookbook Southern Cooking, Global Flavors.Between his book tour and overseeing multiple restaurants, the Top Chef alum is always on the go. Dalia caught up with Kenny via Zoom at—where else?—Jacksonville International Airport. While he awaited his flight to Miami, the Cleveland native shared his culinary journey, advice for teaching kids to barbecue (he got his first grill at age 7!) and how his pal Oprah Winfrey inspired him to open Silkie's.Related episodes: 10 Tips for Cooking with Kids Chef Art Smith Talks Politics: “Fried Chicken Takes No Sides” Punk Rock Foodie Derrick Fox Spills Secrets of the “MasterChef” Kitchen Spice Up Your Life with “Saucy Queen” Michele Northrup of the I Like It Hot! Festival

Amelia Island Travel Guide Click here for a downloadable and Google Doc version of our Guide How to Get Here: Fly into Jacksonville International Airport or drive if you are within 5-6 hours driving distance You will probably want to rent a car, not only to get onto the island from the airport but to get to the beach and to downtown and so you can explore the state parks on the island. Sometimes it is difficult to get an uber to drop you off on the island (Scott has had several times that the Uber has picked up his ride and then dropped it). We will try to keep this guide updated but if you find that something is closed, please contact us and let us know and we will fix it Where to Stay: Rent a house or condo, stay in a bed and breakfast, a local hotel, or a chain hotel. See all options here. Some options include: Near the Beach - North End of the Island Springhill Suites and Courtyard by Mariott Amelia Seaside Inn Elizabeth Point Near Downtown Fernandina Beach Hampton Inn and Suites Addison on Ameila Amelia Schoolhouse Inn - A Southern Living Hotel Hoyt House Bed & Breakfast The Florida House Inn Near the Beach - On the South End of the Island Ritz Carlton Amelia Island Omni Amelia Camping at Ft Clinch State Park is on the beach but it books up 12 months in advance so plan ahead What to do: Enjoy the Beach- there is public beach access every ¼ mile along A1A and the beach is dog friendly (just bring along poop bags Golf: Fernandina Beach Golf Club, Amelia River Club and if you are staying at the Omni or Ritz Carlton you will have access to their courses Putt-Putt: McGregors (downtown), Putt Putt Fun Center (at Main Beach), Island- Falls Adventure Golf (on Sadler) State Parks: Ft Clinch State Park - Famous for Shark tooth hunting, the fort, hiking trails, the beach, and biking Amelia Island State Park Festivals- see the events calendar here Dickens on Centre and the Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival are favorites! Market Day - Every Saturday Year Round from 9am-1pm Other Activities: Rent Bikes or E bikes Enjoy the Egan's Crekk Greenway Playgrounds - Pirate Playground, Playground at Main Beach, Playground at Central Park Shopping: Local Surf Shops - Driftwood Surf Shop & Amelia Surf Co Downtown Shopping includes your tacky touristy kitsch souvenir shops, tee shirt shops, ladies wear, homegoods, menswear, and more! Where to Eat and Drink - (For Brunch and Dinner we would recommend trying to make a reservation) - be sure to check online for hours Breweries & Distillery Marlin & Barrel Distillery - Free Tastings - Tell Shannon Scott & Melissa sent you Mocoma First Love Brewing Amelia Island Brewers Live Music & Night Life Green Turtle The Palace Saloon - The Oldest Bar in Florida- Stop by and have your picture made with the pirate and grab a famous pirate punch. Wine and Cocktail Bar - The Decantery Beach Bars (these are also Restaurants) The Sandbar - right at Main Beach Sliders - at Sadler Road Coffee Mocoma Coffee Downtown - Amelia Island Coffee *1928 Cuban Cafe - Great coffee, breakfast, sandwiches - open for breakfast and lunch Starbucks Breakfast & Brunch Aloha Bagel Garden Street Bistro - small cafe so make a reservation The Patio at 5th and Ash Tortuga Jacks at Sliders - opens early with a sunrise view Leddy's Porch - weekends only - call for reservations Go Juice - Smoothies, Frozen Coffee Beverages, Acai and Dragon Bowls Lunch Salt Life - we love the Sear Ahi Tuna Salad and their specialty cocktails La Serena - authentic mexican cuisine 4th Street Deli - Sandwiches and Authentic Deli Salads (only open for lunch) Tasty's Burgers T-Ray's (known for their burgers, breakfast) - there's usually a line The Salty Pelican The Sandbar Sliders Pepper's Mexican Pablos - moving to a new location on Centre Street Grab a Deli Sandwich at Publix Dinner - check for reservations, open days and times as they can get busy The Patio at 5th & Ash - this is one of our favorite spots for outdoor dining and live music - I personally love their mussels Ciao - Italian but they have great seafood options Espana - Spanish Tapas - definitely make reservations The Boathouse The Wicked Bao Sushi Akari - be sure to arrive at least 45 minutes before closing or they will make you do carry out Cafe Karibo Pablos - upscale Mexican and Mezcal Drinks Pizza V's Pizza - on Sadler Arte - Downtown First Love Brewing Townies - they have a pizza garden outside the restaurant - New York Style Pizza - they serve slices for lunch Seafood Cedar River Seafood Down Under Shucker's If you have a kitchen go to Atlantic Seafood Market and pick up seafood to cook Publix also carries the Mayport Shrimp Off the island South on A1A Safe Harbor Seafood (there's a market and a restaurant) - you'll need to take the ferry across the river and it is closed on Monday Palm's Fish Camp The Sand Dollar Dessert & Ice Cream In Downtown Fernandina: Whatanut - handmade Ice Cream Cookie Sandwiches - choose your cookie and ice cream flavor Fantastic Fudge - Handmade Fudge & Yoder's Ice Cream Nana Teresa's Bake Shop DeNucci's on Sadler - try the Hot Brownie Sundae but they also have Dole Whip Groceries: On the North End: Walmart Winn-Dixie Publix Nassau Health Foods - like a small whole foods or Sprouts On the South End: Harris-Teeter Other shopping: Don't miss our local Ace Hardware - beach essentials, clothing, a huge Yeti selection, flip flops and sunglasses Packing List: Bathing Suit & Cover Up/Rash Guard Lightweight Tropical clothing - shorts, tank top, flip flops Sundresses and Chino Shorts/Polo or Button up for Dinner Beach Chairs, coolers, beach shade, sand toys, shell bags (we have lots of shells in addition to the shark teeth) Books and kindles Golf clubs Tennis Racket for Pickleball Read more about this and other travel destinations on our BLOG Follow our travels on Facebook Follow our travels on Instagram here and here Save our travel ideas on Pinterest See our travel videos on You Tube Music Credit Music by OYStudio from Pixabay

Princess reports from the Jacksonville International Airport, where holiday travel has increased this year despite higher ticket prices. Yesterday saw thousands of national flight delays due to ATC staffing and regional summer storms, so travelers are advised to check in early and check their flight status often.

Logan reports from the Jacksonville International Airport, as travelers head out for the holiday.

Meghan reports on an emergency landing yesterday at Jacksonville International Airport after a battery fire started in a storage compartment.

Jessica reports from Jacksonville International Airport, where Southwest Airlines has canceled a number of flights again today, with many additional flights already canceled today through the Atlanta and Orlando airports. If you're traveling by air today, be sure to check your flight status before heading to the airport, and allow plenty of extra time for security, check-in, and potential adjustments.

Jessica reports from the Jacksonville International Airport, where "the Great Getaway" continues on this busiest travel week/weekend of the year.

Jessica checks in from the Jacksonville International Airport, where so far there are no travel delays leading into the busiest travel weekend of the year. If you're flying out today, arrive 2 hours early and check your flight status often.

Courtney reports live from Jacksonville International Airport, where travelers are having mixed responses to lifting mask mandates.

Alicia reports from Jacksonville International Airport, where many Spring Breakers are delayed on their trips home due to cancelled flights.

Jessica reports from Jacksonville International Airport, where they expect their busies travel days of the year this week.

***I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO ANY MUSIC PLAYED IN THIS EPISODE*** Cheryl McCain was born in Ocala, Florida. She is a retired Navy veteran who served honorably for twenty years. Two years after retirement, she enrolled at the Art Institute of Jacksonville to study photography. After two years at Al, she left her studies to care for her ailing husband. Just before leaving school her work was published in the Miami based magazine, Chellae and Jacksonville publication Void magazine. She has shot and directed two music videos one of which has been nominated video of the year (by DuvalHipHop.com), photographed four album covers for local artists and has been a featured artist at The Groove Suite Artist Edition two years in a row. In 2018 she was one of thirteen photographers selected to contribute to the exhibit "Jacksonville: A Tale of My City" at the Jacksonville Public Library's Jax Makerspace curated by Shawana Brooks and part of the "Let's Go" exhibit at the Jacksonville International Airport's Haskell Gallery. She also was selected and competed in the 2019 Artfields Artist Competition located in Lake City, South Carolina . She was recently selected to participate 2019 Through Our Eyes exhibit at the Ritz Theater and Museum.Photographers like Willim Eggleston, Carrie Mae Weems, Lorna Simpson, Henri Cartier Bresson and James Van Der Zee have had great influence on her process and approach when it comes to capturing any subject. In studying these photography giants, she has developed an eye for drawing the viewer in and telling story with her photography. Her objective is to have the viewer to see the world as she sees it when she looks through her viewfinder. She believes that should be every photographers objective first and foremost. Links: https://obscuraluxfineart.shootproof.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ObscuraluxfineartInstagram: obscuraluxfineartTwitter: @obscuraluxxx--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iamlovereigns/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/iamlovereigns/support

Deven Judd's career has steadily risen, beginning in Jacksonville International Airport before heading to aviation consulting firm Jacobsen|Daniels. Several years later he joined Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, which began nearly five years of learning under the tutelage of the world's busiest airport. He is currently the director of concessions development for the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, overseeing both Ronald Reagan Washington National and Washington Dulles. Although he considered a couple careers in his early years, it wasn't long before he settled on what has been his true calling. This episode is sponsored by Crews. Innovative. Strategic. Entrepreneurial. Hospitality-focused. Learn more at crews1972.com.

Action News Jax's Beth Roussaeu joins JMN from Jacksonville International Airport to discuss holiday travel.

  This episode of Projects is about The Jacksonville International Airport, in northern Florida, which serves 5.5 million passengers a year. While their digital overhaul isn't as "spectacular" as some of our previous episodes, it is a complex and well thought out project, who's content is likely more relevant to its audience. Projects of this size are becoming more commonplace, so I asked Colleen Hamilton, Principle at Art of Context and Steven Shultz, Director of Information Technology for JAX, about some of the details involved in delivering a project like this, including engaging stakeholders, effective emergency messaging and avoiding scope-creep. People at airports rely on data a lot, and can get very cranky when things aren't correct, so it's interesting to hear how they got it right. I spoke with Colleen and Steven via Skype. Subscribe to this podcast: iTunes * Google Play * RSS 

Appointed by Mayor John Delaney, Omega Allen served as a member of the Northwest Jacksonville Trust Fund Advisory Committee for a decade.  She had the distinguished honor of serving as Committee Chair for three years.  The Committee administered and approved disbursement of $25 million of funding through the Better Jacksonville Plan, which was designated for Economic Development in areas North and West of the St. Johns River.  The primary focus of the Committee was to create jobs and enhance business development in the target areas. As a Certified General Contractor, she has been instrumental in the renovation of commerical property located in Downtown Jacksonville and at the Jacksonville International Airport.  As program manager for the City’s Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP), with a $26.2 million operating budget, Omega Allen provided oversight and direction for the purchase, renovation, and resale of more than 100 foreclosed upon properties.  The NSP served as a catalyst for revitalizing targeted communities throughout Jacksonville and improving the quality of life for new homeowners.  She was the assistant project manager for the construction of the Aloft Hotel in the River City Marketplace.  As an educator, Ms. Allen cherished the oportunity to influence young minds and inspire students to achieve great things through higher education.  Her focus and ambition is to make a difference in PEOPLE’S lives. Join the Winning Team     Omega4mayor.com     #10toWin     #ThePeoplesMayor Omega Allen Campaign  P. O. BOX 28788, Jacksonville, FL 32226

B-roll of Jacksonville, Fla., as Navy families arrive at Jacksonville International Airport from naval bases in Japan. The families are voluntary evacuees leaving after an earthquake and tsunami struck Japan March 11. Members are met by a group of Navy leadership and support personnel from Naval Air Station Jacksonville. (U.S. Navy video by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Steve Smith/Released). Also available in High Definition.