Podcast appearances and mentions of Jane Castor

New ownership of the Tampa Bay Rays on the horizonFlorida Developer, Patrick Zalupski – Jacksonville Real Estate Developer,  Dream Finders Homes  Ken Babby  - Founder & CEO, Fast Forward Sports Group & Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp – Triple A team for the Miami Marlins & the Akron RubberDucks – Double-A affiliate of the Cleveland Guardiansan informed and experienced mind to the ownership & front office2 business guys from New York invested in 2 teams years agoJeffrey Loria purchased Marlins for $160 million funded in part by selling the Expos for $120 million to MLB Loria built a Marlins stadium and later sells the team for $1.2 billionStu Sternberg bought the Rays for $200 million did not build a stadium & is now selling the Rays for $1.7 billion. Stu's deal will be more profitable than what Loria got for the MarlinsTampa Mayor, Jane Castor supportive of Rays in TampaCould City of Tampa aid new owners with reduced rates for services & lighter taxesNaming rights of the new stadium could cover many of the costs$1.7 billion a smidge more than the Orioles purchase price2 Expansion teams on the horizon with a $2 billion price tag per teamWill Stu become part of the Montreal Ownership Group Mat's "tip of the hat" to Stu Stu's Rays won the fifth most games in MLB during his tenure while building 1.5 billion in equityWhat will the front office look like without Stu at the helmReflect on Anthopoulos after new ownership with the Toronto Blue JaysWill Erik Neander still govern the team with new ownershipWill the new owners work with St. Pete on the Trop leaseIs Ybor Rays stadium possible see - Developer Darryl Shaw, Tampa Bay Sun unveil Ybor Harbor soccer stadium plan https://bit.ly/40fUn5FRangers & Royals new owners have been willing to spend money, how will the new owners spend with the RaysPart of the Rays value is a strong group of young players in the farm systemHow do you transfer Wander Franco's contract to the new owners with this saleJunior Caminero - will the new Rays owners develop a strong contract with him.Will Grit & Glow go to be replaced with Ybor Cigars & Cuban SandwichesMarch to the World Series with new music “Stomps & Claps”Rays have been strong over the last 25 gamesAll-Star candidates for the Rays, Jonathan Aranda & Brandon Lowewill the new owners offer an extended contraction Jonathan Aranda Rafael Devers traded to the Giants – what does it mean – where is the valueBoston still has Alex BregmanRed Sox fans on Blue Sky are upset with the Devers moveBoston fans need to reflect on how this trade increases their pitching depth with the 2 new prospects. Shane Baz & Tyler Glasnow trade exampleDevers & Adames teaming up together with the GiantsRafael Devers trade – Big Papi's takeHow did Alex Cora work with Devers prior to this tradeComing back, Shane McClanahan, Richie Palacios, Ha-Seong Kim & Nate LavenderRob Manfred need Rays deal to go through to start building an MLB expansionAll Rays minor league affiliates are above 500If you enjoyed this show, go ahead like and subscribe to BaseballBiz On Deck. Also you can find Mat at M-A-T-G-E-R-M-A-I-N dot B Sky social. That's Mat at M-A-T-G-E-R-M-A-I-N dot B, Sky social or Mark at  Baseball Biz on Deck dot B Sky Social. You may also find BaseballBiz on Deck, at iHeart Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, and at www.baseballbizOnDeck.com Special Thanks to Scott Holmes for the music Stomps & Claps & to Helen Glennon for her shared news discovery with the show

Pat and Aaron are joined by Tampa Mayor Jane Castor for her take on the Rays Stadium deal falling through yesterday and we also take calls from frustrated Rays fans.

The mayor of Tampa, FL, Jane Castor, joined the RSMS crew. With Hurricane Milton setting to hit land today, Tampa, FL is said to be one of the places that will be hit the hardest. Mayor Castor is urging people to evacuate Tampa if they could.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Puedo decir sin dramatizar en absoluto: si deciden quedarse en una de esas zonas de evacuación, van a morir". La alcaldesa de Tampa, Jane Castor, hizo este dramático llamado a los habitantes de la ciudad de la costa oeste de Florida en la que se espera que impacte el peligroso huracán Milton en la noche del miércoles o la madrugada del jueves. Según los pronósticos del Centro Nacional de Huracanes de EE.UU. (NHC, por sus siglas en inglés), Milton tocará tierra como un huracán “potencialmente mortal” por las tormentas, fuertes vientos e inundaciones que generará. Según el último boletín del NHC de este martes, el huracán volvió a alcanzar la categoría 5 con vientos sostenidos de 270 km/h, luego de que se había debilitado ligeramente en la madrugada. Mantenía la trayectoria que debe llevarlo a tocar tierra en o los alrededores de Tampa. “Lo que podemos esperar es que la tormenta vaya un poco hacia el sur”, dijo Castor en una rueda de prensa este martes. “Si una marejada ciclónica entra en la bahía de Tampa, no tiene adónde ir. Llegará a nuestros vecindarios”, advirtió la alcaldesa.Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/radio-ebenezer-rd-emisora-cristiana--3279340/support.

"Puedo decir sin dramatizar en absoluto: si deciden quedarse en una de esas zonas de evacuación, van a morir". La alcaldesa de Tampa, Jane Castor, hizo este dramático llamado a los habitantes de la ciudad de la costa oeste de Florida en la que se espera que impacte el peligroso huracán Milton en la noche del miércoles o la madrugada del jueves. Según los pronósticos del Centro Nacional de Huracanes de EE.UU. (NHC, por sus siglas en inglés), Milton tocará tierra como un huracán “potencialmente mortal” por las tormentas, fuertes vientos e inundaciones que generará. Según el último boletín del NHC de este martes, el huracán volvió a alcanzar la categoría 5 con vientos sostenidos de 270 km/h, luego de que se había debilitado ligeramente en la madrugada. Mantenía la trayectoria que debe llevarlo a tocar tierra en o los alrededores de Tampa. “Lo que podemos esperar es que la tormenta vaya un poco hacia el sur”, dijo Castor en una rueda de prensa este martes. “Si una marejada ciclónica entra en la bahía de Tampa, no tiene adónde ir. Llegará a nuestros vecindarios”, advirtió la alcaldesa.Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/musica-cristiana--4958188/support.

"Puedo decir sin dramatizar en absoluto: si deciden quedarse en una de esas zonas de evacuación, van a morir". La alcaldesa de Tampa, Jane Castor, hizo este dramático llamado a los habitantes de la ciudad de la costa oeste de Florida en la que se espera que impacte el peligroso huracán Milton en la noche del miércoles o la madrugada del jueves. Según los pronósticos del Centro Nacional de Huracanes de EE.UU. (NHC, por sus siglas en inglés), Milton tocará tierra como un huracán “potencialmente mortal” por las tormentas, fuertes vientos e inundaciones que generará. Según el último boletín del NHC de este martes, el huracán volvió a alcanzar la categoría 5 con vientos sostenidos de 270 km/h, luego de que se había debilitado ligeramente en la madrugada. Mantenía la trayectoria que debe llevarlo a tocar tierra en o los alrededores de Tampa. “Lo que podemos esperar es que la tormenta vaya un poco hacia el sur”, dijo Castor en una rueda de prensa este martes. “Si una marejada ciclónica entra en la bahía de Tampa, no tiene adónde ir. Llegará a nuestros vecindarios”, advirtió la alcaldesa.

"Puedo decir sin dramatizar en absoluto: si deciden quedarse en una de esas zonas de evacuación, van a morir". La alcaldesa de Tampa, Jane Castor, hizo este dramático llamado a los habitantes de la ciudad de la costa oeste de Florida en la que se espera que impacte el peligroso huracán Milton en la noche del miércoles o la madrugada del jueves. Según los pronósticos del Centro Nacional de Huracanes de EE.UU. (NHC, por sus siglas en inglés), Milton tocará tierra como un huracán “potencialmente mortal” por las tormentas, fuertes vientos e inundaciones que generará. Según el último boletín del NHC de este martes, el huracán volvió a alcanzar la categoría 5 con vientos sostenidos de 270 km/h, luego de que se había debilitado ligeramente en la madrugada. Mantenía la trayectoria que debe llevarlo a tocar tierra en o los alrededores de Tampa. “Lo que podemos esperar es que la tormenta vaya un poco hacia el sur”, dijo Castor en una rueda de prensa este martes. “Si una marejada ciclónica entra en la bahía de Tampa, no tiene adónde ir. Llegará a nuestros vecindarios”, advirtió la alcaldesa.

"Puedo decir sin dramatizar en absoluto: si deciden quedarse en una de esas zonas de evacuación, van a morir". La alcaldesa de Tampa, Jane Castor, hizo este dramático llamado a los habitantes de la ciudad de la costa oeste de Florida en la que se espera que impacte el peligroso huracán Milton en la noche del miércoles o la madrugada del jueves. Según los pronósticos del Centro Nacional de Huracanes de EE.UU. (NHC, por sus siglas en inglés), Milton tocará tierra como un huracán “potencialmente mortal” por las tormentas, fuertes vientos e inundaciones que generará. Según el último boletín del NHC de este martes, el huracán volvió a alcanzar la categoría 5 con vientos sostenidos de 270 km/h, luego de que se había debilitado ligeramente en la madrugada. Mantenía la trayectoria que debe llevarlo a tocar tierra en o los alrededores de Tampa. “Lo que podemos esperar es que la tormenta vaya un poco hacia el sur”, dijo Castor en una rueda de prensa este martes. “Si una marejada ciclónica entra en la bahía de Tampa, no tiene adónde ir. Llegará a nuestros vecindarios”, advirtió la alcaldesa.Conviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/noticias-en-espanol--3690946/support.

In episode 80 of the TBD Podcast, Garrett welcomes Jane Castor, the mayor of Tampa, for an in-depth conversation. Together, they dive into the pressing challenges facing the city and the innovative solutions Mayor Castor's administration is implementing to create lasting change. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of Tampa and the leadership driving its transformation. Tune in to gain valuable insights from one of the most influential figures shaping the city's trajectory! 0:00:00 - Introduction 0:02:54 - Jane Castor's Law Enforcement Career 0:10:29 - Becoming The Mayor of Tampa 0:15:33 - Developers Driving Tampa's Growth 0:18:17 - Solving Tampa's Major Issues With Innovative Ideas 0:26:28 - Combining City and County Municipalities 0:33:28 - The Community Investment Tax 0:43:17 - Innovative Solutions 0:51:57 - Attracting Talent and Businesses to Tampa 0:56:38 - Tampa's Waste to Energy Plant 1:01:51 - Property Tax 1:04:14 - How the city gets money for projects 1:11:32 - The Future of City Planning in Tampa 1:15:48 - Mayor's Office vs. City Council 1:23:10 - Will more people get involved in local government? 1:25:10 - Outro

Join us for an insightful episode of the Skin in the Game VC Podcast with Tampa Mayor Jane Castor, discussing the city's thriving tech ecosystem, strategic growth during COVID, and the role of AI in governance. Mayor Castor highlights Tampa's appeal as a tech hub, the importance of organic growth in the tech scene, and the city's focus on talent and innovation. Tune in to learn how Tampa is positioning itself for continued success in the tech industry! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ryan, Dana, and NewsRadio WFLA Anchor Read Shepherd discuss a Tampa man involved in a fatal shooting who wanted to date his daughter. Plus, Tampa Mayor Jane Castor joins the show from the United States Conference of Mayors in Washington DC, the DOJ's damning report on the Uvalde Shooting, NewsRadio WFLA National Correspondent Rory O'Neill's report on Trump's 'Total Immunity' Truth Social post, and the return of a mysterious sound to South Tampa.

Join A dot, Chi and Politickin Pete as they discuss the Montgomery brawl, Jamie Foxx post, Dj Akademics, Jane Castor, Torey Lanez and more.

4:27 Man caught registering a stolen Porsche.  10:20 Wendy's employee make fake employee to steal $20k. 16:00 Tampa Mayor finds 70 million dollars worth of cocaine while on vacation. 21:10 Scientist in Florida test cocaine on a shark.  28:48 Former NFL player makes $11.7 million selling Pokémon cards.  34:29 A 74 year old man beats 87 year old man to death over Fender Bender.   Hosted by:  Matt Lavelle, Steve Cabot, Liam Reese and Bern Podcasy   Show Links:  https://www.tiktok.com/@workingppod?lang=en https://www.instagram.com/workingperspectivespodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/workingperspectivespodcast-100884222318497 https://twitter.com/workingppod https://linktr.ee/Workingperspectives   Welcome to the Working Perspectives Podcast   Florida Man Registers Stolen Porsche From Car Museum In a bizarre turn of events, a Florida man was arrested after he registered a stolen Porsche from a car museum. The man, who has not been identified, allegedly entered the museum in the middle of the night and stole the Porsche, which was worth over $1 million. He then took the car to a local DMV and registered it in his own name. The man's scheme was eventually discovered when the museum reported the Porsche stolen. The DMV was able to track down the man and arrest him. He is now facing charges of grand theft auto and fraud. Wendy's Manager Makes Fake Employee to Collect Money In another strange story from Florida, a Wendy's manager was arrested after she created a fake employee and used them to collect money from customers. The manager, who has also not been identified, allegedly created a fake employee profile on the Wendy's website. She then used this profile to process orders and collect money from customers. The manager's scheme was eventually discovered when a customer noticed that the fake employee was not on the Wendy's payroll. The customer reported the manager to the police, who arrested her. She is now facing charges of fraud and identity theft. Tampa Mayor Finds 70 Million Dollars Worth of Cocaine While Fishing In a more positive story from Florida, the mayor of Tampa found 70 million dollars worth of cocaine while fishing. The mayor, Jane Castor, was fishing with her husband off the coast of Tampa when they spotted a suspicious package floating in the water. They brought the package in and found that it was filled with cocaine. The mayor contacted the police, who seized the cocaine. The cocaine is now being investigated by the DEA. The mayor has said that she is glad that she was able to help stop the distribution of illegal drugs. These are just a few of the strange and unusual stories that have come out of Florida in recent weeks. It seems that there is no shortage of bizarre news stories from the Sunshine State. Florida Scientist Tests Cocaine on Shark In a bizarre experiment, a Florida scientist injected a shark with cocaine to see how it would affect the animal's behavior. The scientist, who has not been identified, said that he was curious to see if the cocaine would make the shark more aggressive. The experiment did not go as planned. The shark became extremely agitated and started to attack the scientist. The scientist was able to escape unharmed, but the shark was euthanized. The experiment has sparked outrage from animal rights activists, who say that it was cruel and unnecessary. The scientist has defended his experiment, saying that it was important to understand the effects of cocaine on animals. Ex-NFL Player Sells Fake Pokémon Cards An ex-NFL player has been arrested for selling fake Pokémon cards. The player, who has not been identified, is accused of selling the cards to unsuspecting collectors for thousands of dollars. The player allegedly bought the fake cards from China and then resold them on eBay and other online marketplaces. The cards were so convincing that even experts had a hard time telling them apart from real cards. The player has been charged with fraud and is facing up to 20 years in prison. He has also been banned from the NFL for life. 74-Year-Old Man Beats 87-Year-Old Man to Death A 74-year-old man has been arrested for beating an 87-year-old man to death. The incident happened in a nursing home in Florida. The 74-year-old man, who has not been identified, allegedly got into an argument with the 87-year-old man. The argument escalated and the 74-year-old man started punching and kicking the 87-year-old man. The 87-year-old man died from his injuries. The 74-year-old man has been charged with murder and is facing life in prison. These are just a few of the strange and unusual stories that have come out of Florida in recent weeks. It seems that there is no shortage of bizarre news stories from the Sunshine State.

Brandon Marshall, Ashley Nicole Moss, Corey Holmes, and special contributor Van Lathan discuss Tory Lanez's 10-year prison sentence for shooting Megan Thee Stallion. Also, Washington Commanders players are "concerned" about OC Eric Bieniemy's intensity and is Paul George gaining a new Western rival?

Meredith doesn't believe the story. The post Mayor Jane Castor Found Cocaine On Keys Trip And Meredith Under Arms Smells appeared first on WiLD 94.1.

On today's MJ Morning Show: Taylor Swift's "September"... sucked Morons in the news MJ's MegaMillions Ticket Maniac Marty - Finish the lyrics Roxanne & Doug's housekeeper Mayor Jane Castor's fishing trip caught square grouper App warning from MJ A complaint letter about Froggy The crazy passenger on a flight who saw an invisible passenger has been identified Barbie news... Barbie and Ken names have been spiking A daughter and mother wanted to sit together to see "Barbie" A Barbie nose Tampa General Hospital data breach Texas Pet's hot sauce lawsuit Buffalo Wild Wings boneless wings lawsuit Foods that shouldn't be microwaved No Zuckerberg/Musk fight This is disappearing from restaurants MJ was threatened if he doesn't cover the Montgomery brawl

NewsRadio WFLA Anchor Chris Trenkmann runs through today's top stories, including Hunter Biden's 'not guilty' plea, Tampa mayor Jane Castor pushing to remove bikes from Tampa's Riverwalk, and a DeSantis aide fired after sharing a video featuring Nazi imagery.

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor breaks down her proposed citywide mobility plan, called 'Tampa MOVES.' ABC News Contributor Sarah Isgur gives us an overview of new developments with Trump's legal issues amid a possible third indictment and how it may affect his presidential campaign. NewsRadio WFLA National Correspondent Rory O'Neill O'Neills today's today'ssional hearing featuring IRS whistleblowers and explains the details behind a US soldier'soldier'sn to enter North Korea.

Rojo The Artist is a visual artist living in Tampa, Florida. Jorge Roldan who uses the pseudonym “Rojotheartist,” is a 27 year old local artist from Tampa Bay. Rojo is known for his unique versatility of creation and is recognized for using all kinds of mediums to make artwork. He has painted multiple murals around Tampa, including a gigantic 8,000 sq. ft mural of Laker legend Kobe Bryant. He has also done art pieces for recognizable names such as: Shaquille O'Neal, Kat Stickler, Kenjon Barner, Chris Godwin, Tom Brady, Jane Castor, Nick Mercs, Jes B, Migos, Cardi B, Supreme Patty, and so many more. One of his goals is to one day paint the worlds largest mural. Rojo hopes to inspire and influence the new creative generation, and leave the world a better place than he found it. Instagram: Rojotheartist Youtube:  @rojotheartist.  https://www.rojotheartist.com

We're talking with Tampa Mayor Jane Castor about challenges facing the city, and the issues she thinks are important for Tampa — improving mass transit, building more affordable housing, what a more conservative state legislature means for the city and more.

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor joins SalterMitchell PR CEO April Salter to share how growing up in Tampa in the era of Title IX led her to become Tampa police chief and the first openly gay woman to serve as the city's mayor. Tune in to their conversation to hear Mayor Castor's perspective on what makes Tampa a world class city, the challenges it faces, and her goals for the future.

We're fortunate to have had the support of Tampa's Mayor, Jane Castor, through thick and thin in recent years. She stood by us during the pandemic, providing Feeding Tampa Bay the attention and resources we needed to ensure nobody went hungry while businesses were closing. And now she's helping guide us through the process of expanding our capability, as we begin construction on a new facility offering more programs and more food out the door. Tune in to hear about her journey from athlete to police officer and finally to mayor of an entire city. And learn how the importance of family and community aided her along the way. And as ever, follow us on your preferred social media platforms @FeedingTampaBay, to see what other guests we've had on the show, and what exciting developments are on their way in the future.

Since being elected in 2019 she's guided the city through the pandemic, social justice, protests, and now economic challenges. Yet, she's managed to navigate all of that while creating a number of improvements. On this exciting episode of the Freedom to Rise Podcast, Bronwyn is joined by Tampa Mayor Jane Castor to discuss affordable housing, rent and mortgage relief, Hurricane Ian assistance, and supporting the United Way. 

This week's Eye on Travel Podcast with Peter Greenberg includes a conversation with the Mayor on Tampa's development, an inside look at its culinary scene and an update on airline rewards programs with Tampa Mayor Jane Castor, Co-Owner and Creative Director of 7th and Grove Dr Jamaris Glenn, and Founder of ViewFromtheWing.com Gary Leff.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week's Eye on Travel Podcast with Peter Greenberg includes a conversation with the Mayor on Tampa's development, an inside look at its culinary scene and an update on airline rewards programs with Tampa Mayor Jane Castor, Co-Owner and Creative Director of 7th and Grove Dr Jamaris Glenn, and Founder of ViewFromtheWing.com Gary Leff.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week Steph & Ash sit down with Tampa's 59th Mayor, Jane Castor. There is no denying Mayor Jane Castor has an impressive background. Born and raised in Tampa, Jane has spent a lifetime in service to the community, first as a police officer, then as Tampa's first female Chief of Police, and finally as […] The post Live Bold & Boss Up: The Success Behind the Mayor of Tampa, Mayor Jane Castor appeared first on Radio Influence.

This week Steph & Ash sit down with Tampa's 59th Mayor, Jane Castor. There is no denying Mayor Jane Castor has an impressive background. Born and raised in Tampa, Jane has spent a lifetime in service to the community, first as a police officer, then as Tampa's first female Chief of Police, and finally as […] The post Live Bold & Boss Up: The Success Behind the Mayor of Tampa, Mayor Jane Castor appeared first on Radio Influence.

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor joins the show to discuss preparations across Tampa ahead of Hurricane Ian.

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor checks in to talk about July 4th festivities, her Stanley Cup Final bet with the mayor of Denver, and the Tampa Bay Rays ballpark situation.

Huge Bitcoin news today as another US city Mayor wants to get paid in Bitcoin, Jane Castor Tampa's mayor. Kevin o'leary is all in on BTC. Navajo Nation is mining Bitcoin on their reservation to create jobs. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is warning there has been a rise in fraudulent schemes using cryptocurrency automated teller machines (ATM) and quick response (QR) codes to facilitate payments. Brazil's parliament will consider a new law to pay employees in Bitcoin. $440b asset manager, Jefferies Group, sold gold to buy more Bitcoin.Navajo Nation BTC Mining - https://youtu.be/b94XAejlFa8

Te comparto la charla con la alcaldesa de Tampa Bay, Jane Castor, sobre cómo construir seguridad con bases sólidas.

We are here to unite against gentrification, rent increases and negligent landlords in St. Petersburg, FL.Email: SPTenantsUnion@gmail.comInstagram: @SPTenantsUnionTwitter: @SPTenantsU Event by St. Petersburg Tenants Union and The Party for Socialism and Liberation - Florida1300 22nd St S, St Petersburg, FL 33712-2744, United StatesPublic · Anyone on or off FacebookSept 25th 12 noon Tampa Bay — Join us this Saturday, September 25th at 12:00 pm to rally in protest of Tampa Bay evictions. As rents continue to skyrocket in the Tampa Bay Area, families continue to get evicted with no moratorium to keep people in their homes, no cancellation of rent debt from the pandemic, and extremely low wages. Join Tampa Bay PSL, St. Petersburg Tenants' Union, and Tampa Tenants Union to participate in a nationwide weekend of action to demand:- Congress, pass an indefinite moratorium on evictions that covers 100% of the country- Authorities at all levels dramatically speed up the distribution of already-allocated renter relief funds, and allow for them to be used for hotels as directed by the Treasury department- Congress, cancel the rent and mortgage debt accumulated during the pandemic- Jane Castor end her genocidal crime-free housing program.- Local municipalities declare a state of emergency on housing, which would permit them to enact rent control in FloridaCongress has the authority and resources to end the eviction crisis completely. Congress must enact an indefinite nationwide eviction moratorium and cancel the rent debt. This can be accomplished without needing the support of a single Republican politician and would be protected from a court challenge. These demands are the bare minimum. We must work under the principle that housing is a human right, and we must relentlessly push for universal housing for the people of St. Petersburg.

We are here to unite against gentrification, rent increases and negligent landlords in St. Petersburg, FL. Email: SPTenantsUnion@gmail.com Instagram: @SPTenantsUnion Twitter: @SPTenantsU Event by St. Petersburg Tenants Union and The Party for Socialism and Liberation - Florida 1300 22nd St S, St Petersburg, FL 33712-2744, United States Public · Anyone on or off Facebook Sept 25th 12 noon Tampa Bay — Join us this Saturday, September 25th at 12:00 pm to rally in protest of Tampa Bay evictions. As rents continue to skyrocket in the Tampa Bay Area, families continue to get evicted with no moratorium to keep people in their homes, no cancellation of rent debt from the pandemic, and extremely low wages. Join Tampa Bay PSL, St. Petersburg Tenants' Union, and Tampa Tenants Union to participate in a nationwide weekend of action to demand: - Congress, pass an indefinite moratorium on evictions that covers 100% of the country - Authorities at all levels dramatically speed up the distribution of already-allocated renter relief funds, and allow for them to be used for hotels as directed by the Treasury department - Congress, cancel the rent and mortgage debt accumulated during the pandemic - Jane Castor end her genocidal crime-free housing program. - Local municipalities declare a state of emergency on housing, which would permit them to enact rent control in Florida Congress has the authority and resources to end the eviction crisis completely. Congress must enact an indefinite nationwide eviction moratorium and cancel the rent debt. This can be accomplished without needing the support of a single Republican politician and would be protected from a court challenge. These demands are the bare minimum. We must work under the principle that housing is a human right, and we must relentlessly push for universal housing for the people of St. Petersburg.

Rick Stroud and Steve Versnick after the Lightning lose 3-2 in Overtime to the Canadiens in Game 4 so they'll have to wait until Wednesday for another chance at the Stanley Cup. Plus the Rays win in a walk-off but have had a rough couple of weeks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the Monday edition of the Athletic Hockey Show, Ian Mendes and Hailey Salvian discuss the shocking news from the Columbus Blue Jackets, that goalie Matiss Kivlenieks has passed away at the age of 24.Ian and Hailey take a look at the Stanley Cup Final, with the Tampa Bay Lighting poised to sweep the Montreal Canadiens, despite the wishes of Tampa Bay mayor Jane Castor. Mendes and Salvian discuss lineup changes for Montreal and Conn Smythe trophy contenders for Tampa Bay.Mark Lazerus from the Athletic Chicago joins the show to discuss his exclusive interview with Hawks captain Jonathan Toews on his return to play from his year long injury, Duncan Keith's trade request to the Pacific North West and the ongoing sexual assault investigation within the Chicago Blackhawks organization. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the Monday edition of the Athletic Hockey Show, Ian Mendes and Hailey Salvian discuss the shocking news from the Columbus Blue Jackets, that goalie Matiss Kivlenieks has passed away at the age of 24. Ian and Hailey take a look at the Stanley Cup Final, with the Tampa Bay Lighting poised to sweep the Montreal Canadiens, despite the wishes of Tampa Bay mayor Jane Castor. Mendes and Salvian discuss lineup changes for Montreal and Conn Smythe trophy contenders for Tampa Bay. Mark Lazerus from the Athletic Chicago joins the show to discuss his exclusive interview with Hawks captain Jonathan Toews on his return to play from his year long injury, Duncan Keith's trade request to the Pacific North West and the ongoing sexual assault investigation within the Chicago Blackhawks organization.

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran & Mayor of Tampa Jane Castor join Bernie & Sid to talk about their bet concerning tonight's game 7 between the Islanders and Lightning.

Mayor Jane Castor has been serving her beloved city of Tampa for 37 years now, and it hasn't always been easy.  On the latest episode of our To The Point Already podcast, Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Mayor Castor talk Tampa sports, police reform, and her experience serving the community as the first female, openly gay police chief. 

Correspondent Tom Wilmer reports from Tampa , Florida where he meets with trend-setting mayor, Jane Castor . Central to Castor’s mission, following a 30-year career on the Tampa police force, is a passionate focus on affordable housing, transportation and workforce development. Castor’s legacy as an engaged Tampa police person, including a tour of duty as chief, has left a legacy of a brilliant, functional community policing policy where the community knows the policemen and the policemen know the residents of the neighborhood communities. Come along and join Castor to discover the reasons why Tampa is one of America's safest and fastest growing cities with a dynamic economy that attracts legions of 30-somethings to relocate from around the country.

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This week’s Sportshour focuses on Super Bowl LV between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs. The BBC’s Blaire Toedte is on the ground in Florida for us as the Bucs aim to make history by becoming the first team to win a Super Bowl in their home stadium. Seven and a half thousand vaccinated health care workers have been gifted tickets for the game as a thank you for their work during the covid pandemic. RJ Gardner is an ICU nurse with Aya Healthcare and tells us about running a covid ward in New Jersey at the start of the pandemic and the pressures involved with his current role in Atlanta. He discusses losing a patient he got close to, being away from his family and his shock at being told he’d be going to the Super Bowl. Brad Johnson was Tampa Bay’s quarterback when they won their first and up to now only Super Bowl in in 2003. He tells us the Bucs were known as “the yuks” when he joined the team, such was their lowly reputation. Johnson also reflects on winning the Super Bowl and gives us his thoughts on Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes. The Mayor of Tampa, Jane Castor tells us how she’s been confident from the outset that the Bucs would win the Super Bowl, discusses rumours the city could be renamed in Tom Brady’s honour and tells us about a bet she has on the game with the Mayor of Kansas City. John Biever will make history on Sunday as he becomes the only photographer to have worked at every Super Bowl. He recalls shooting his first, alongside his father, as a fifteen year old and how they worked together at the first thirty five Super Bowls before ill health and age forced his father to stop. He also talks about the importance of keeping his streak going and why he has a soft spot for the Kansas City Chiefs going into this game. We hear from Bucs assistant defensive line coach, Lori Locust. She made history when she joined the team as she became the first woman position coach in the NFL and is part of a diverse coaching staff at the organisation. Jay Ajayi also gives us his thoughts on diversity in the NFL. Ajayi won the Super Bowl with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2018. He was born in London and has Nigerian heritage. The NFL is the focus for Sporting Witness on this Super Bowl weekend as we bring you the story behind a landmark policy for diversity in sport. It's called the Rooney Rule and it was introduced by the NFL to require its teams to interview minority candidates for jobs as head coaches. And – we’re joined live by fans of the Bucs and the Chiefs. Photo: Tom Brad of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Getty Images)

Ryan talks to Tampa Mayor Jane Castor about Super Bowl LV, current challenges with the coronavirus, and vaccine distribution across Tampa.

10 Tampa Bay anchor Ryan Bass and Rob Higgins, president/CEO of the Super Bowl LV Host Committee, continue their coverage of Super Bowl 55 game week from the Tampa Convention Center with an inside look at how the making of the NFL experience along the Tampa Riverwalk came to be! Rob dishes on the details of each park and what fans can expect as they partake in the festivities! Ryan also chats with former Buccaneers quarterback and Super Bowl XXXVII winner Brad Johnson, who marvels at Tom Brady's longevity and reminisced on winning a ring. The guys are also joined by Tampa Mayor Jane Castor to discuss the COVID-19 safety protocols surrounding the Super Bowl.

Mayor Jane Castor joined the Joins at radio row for Super Bowl LV. She explains how fortunate Tampa is to host the SB LV. She explains how different this years event will be and how this experience has uplifted the community. She explains how important it is for Tampa to be able to host SB LV and WrestleMania. Plus things you should know for SB LV and after the event.

How can local and state governments repair the damage done by COVID-19? Is there a vaccine on its way to a pharmacy near you? And what should you expect about lockdowns, facemasks, and new COVID-19 therapies in the coming months? On this episode of Big Biology, a panel of experts discusses the virus’s trajectory and impact, and our options going forward. This conversation was recorded live at Busch Gardens in Tampa, Florida, in partnership with the University of South Florida College of Public Health and Morsani College of Medicine and the City of Tampa. The panel consisted of Jane Castor, the mayor of Tampa, Kami Kim, a physician and professor who specializes in infectious diseases, Edwin Michael, an epidemiologist focused on the population ecology of disease transmission, and Michael Teng, an immunologist with expertise in vaccine development. We moderate as the experts look ahead, and discuss what we can expect long-term. Photo: Allison Long --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bigbiology/message

Ryan talks to Tampa Mayor Jane Castor about Tropical Storm Eta.

Jane Castor is the 59th Mayor of the City of Tampa. Born and raised in Tampa Florida, Jane graduated from Chamberlain High School and attended the University of Tampa on an athletic scholarship. She went on to join the Tampa Police Department and worked her way from a beat cop to Tampa’s first female Chief of Police. In 2019, Jane was elected as the first openly gay mayor in the City of Tampa  Jane currently resides in Seminole Heights with her longtime partner, Ana Cruz, and her two sons Sergei and Seely.

Ryan talks to Tampa Mayor Jane Castor and St. Pete Mayor Rick Kriseman out at Raymond James Stadium for the Tampa Bay Lightning Championship Celebration.

The Homemade Broadcast this week: Social Media isn't a place for conversation about serious topics but then again, neither is anywhere. We go over Creative Loafing Best of the Bay nominees and I never thought I would be advocating for police but here I am- thanks a lot 2020... Get in touch with the show and leave a voice or text message at: (813) 693-2124 The #HMB airs Sunday's on Radio St. Pete @ 6:10PM & Monday's at 10:15PM or on demand via your favorite podcast app, just search "HMBradio Tampa Bay". Tune into The Johnny B Show every weeknight from 9 to midnight on 102.5 The Bone. Follow the pod on Instagram & TWITTER Thanks to our sponsors: NTT Fitness: Save 15% off your first meal prep order by using code LEVELUP15 at checkout. St. John-Clark Pain Treatment Center Truvy Salon & Spa  Homemade Podcasts: "Reach clients through Podcasting"

Ryan opens the show with Tampa Mayor Jane Castor on the city's response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Fernando Augusto Pacheco presents a selection of highlights from the past week on Monocle 24, including: former UK foreign secretary Malcolm Rifkind, US writer Brit Bennett and the mayor of Tampa, Jane Castor, a former police chief.

As coronavirus cases surge in the US, we look at the challenge of reimposing lockdowns. Plus: Tampa’s mayor, Jane Castor, on police reform, and the perils of political soundtracks.

Ryan and Felix discuss coronavirus meetings that took place in Hillsborough and Pinellas, and Tampa Mayor Jane Castor's decision to implement a mandatory face mask policy.

Protests erupt against police brutality and use of force. In many cities, police are responding with even more force. We look at what it means about policing in America. Jeh Johnson, Jamiles Lartey, Jane Castor and Edward Maguire join Meghna Chakrabarti.

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor joined AM Tampa Bay to discuss the Lift Up Local Economic Recovery Plan.

10News anchor Ryan Bass and Rob Higgins, president/CEO of the Super Bowl LV Host Committee, join each other on Zoom to discuss the chatter of Super Bowl LV's date and its potential flexibility. The guys also give their take on the new-look "primetime" Buccaneers as their 2020 schedule gets released. Hillsborough County Commissioner Les Miller and Tampa Mayor Jane Castor also join the pod to discuss how the city and county is planning for Super Bowl 55 amid COVID-19 and what security could look like for the big game. Rob also updates us on the committee's planning progress, which includes how people will get around during Super Bowl week.

Ryan and Felix talk to Tampa Mayor Jane Castor about the first two days of Tampa's Phase 1 reopening, and what she'll need to see to be comfortable moving to Phase 2.

Holly wonders if it’s inappropriate to wear a sombrero and yell “OLE!” We chat with afternoon guy Serrano for a Hispanic perspective. Also Mayor Jane Castor and Police Chief Bryan Dugan on how to properly celebrate Cinco with the lockdown recently lifted.

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor joined AM Tampa Bay to discuss it's the first anniversary of her Mayoral Inauguration and give an update on how the city of the Tampa is handling the reopening of businesses.

0:10: City of Tampa Mayor Jane Castor joins the pod! Becca asks how difficult it is to make decisions during the pandemic with ever-changing information.6:12: Hillsborough County was heralded by Governor Desantis as being a leader in the state on their handling of the pandemic. What are your thoughts on that? And keeping the city dancing!? 9:38: Has anything warmed your heart during these hard times?13:58: Let’s ask the big question; re-opening the city. 17:11: Our favorite game, the #1 song on the Mayor’s 14th birthday!

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor joined AM Tampa Bay to discuss where Hillsborough County is at on reopening business after hearing form public health officials on the virus at yesterday’s Emergency Policy Group meeting.

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor joined AM Tampa Bay to discuss Mayor Jane’s Karaoke Dance Party. During these hard times, Mayor Castor is partnering with iHeartMedia to kick off a dance party that starts every night at 6 p.m. Join your community and turn up your favorite local iHeart radio stations and dance from the comfort of your own home.

I don't talk about politics on the radio or social media.  There are plenty of radio hosts that will tell you how to think.  We know how many want to put their politics in your face on Facebook and Twitter.  I am an entertainer.  I like to talk about music, food and Tampa life.  I like to just have fun with my audience.  I leave the drama, fighting and political bickering to the cable TV and AM radio.  But a local politician let me down this week.  It was disheartening.  It had nothing to do with her politics. 

Ryan and Felix talk to Tampa Mayor Jane Castor about Hillsborough County's 'Safer at Home' order and coronavirus testing issues.

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Cruz represents Tampa-area interests before state and local governments. She is a former executive director with the Florida Democratic Party and was named on INFLUENCE Magazine’s list of the 100 most powerful people in Florida politics. Cruz's mother is Democratic Sen. Janet Cruz of Tampa and her partner is Tampa Mayor Jane Castor. Josko previously founded a Tampa-based public affairs firm he led for 15 years, and served in a senior-level position with an international strategic communications firm, where he advised national, state and local Republican candidates. The two talk about how the COVID-19 crisis has actually increased their firm’s business so far as clients look for guidance navigating how various federal stimulus packages will help them weather the storm. Ana weighs in her bird’s eye view of Castor’s challenges guiding her city through the crisis, including her successful efforts to implement a safer at home order countywide. She also tackles the difference between a stay at home-type order and a curfew. Castor successfully fought to implement the former rather than the latter.  Todd, meanwhile, talks about his new South Tampa restaurant venture. The restaurant had been slated to open in early April, but that has been put off indefinitely . Ana praises restauranteurs, including her brother, for finding innovative ways to stay afloat during the crisis while still staying safe and serving the community. Special Guest: Ana Cruz and Todd Josko.

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor joined AM Tampa Bay to give the latest on how the Bay Area is handling the COVID-19 outbreak.

Ryan talks to Tampa Mayor Jane Castor about her push for a "stay at home" policy in the Tampa Bay area and the overall response to the outbreak.

Peter Schorsch hunkers down with Tampa Mayor Jane Castor. Castor shares her unique perspective as not only a Mayor of a large city tasked with managing the city’s coronavirus response, but as a former police chief. Castor shares her insight on the extent of the virus in Florida and cautions residents that the worst is yet to come. Tampa is not alone in lacking adequate testing supplies and Castor expects numbers to spike when that shortage is remedied. Listen as Castor explains what it was like to get the call that one of the state’s first cases was a Hillsborough resident who had recently traveled to Italy. Her measure of success on social distancing: When Netflix crashes. Special Guest: Jane Castor.

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor- joined AM Tampa Bay to give an update on how the city of Tampa is handling the Coronavirus and the I AmTampa Ready campaign.

Ryan, Morgan, and Felix talk to Tampa Mayor Jane Castor about a shortage of supplies needed to ramp up coronavirus testing throughout the city.

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Ryan talks to Tampa Mayor Jane Castor on the city's coronavirus preparations and the decision-making process behind canceling events.

Chief Brian Dugan sits down with Mayor Jane Castor and she is ready to kick off an exciting New Year in Tampa and continue to serve and represent Tampa in the brightest light.

There were so many great stories we feature on Florida Matters it was hard to choose which ones to highlight in our year in review.  Our Host, Robin Sussingham talked with then newly elected Tampa Mayor, Jane Castor. Mayor Castor served on Tampa's police force for 31 years, and became the first female police chief in 2009. In 2019 Tampa voters chose her to to become their mayor in a run-off election against the late David Straz. In our conversation with Mayor, she talks about the issues facing Tampa.Back in March we learned about the eve changing seafood industry in Florida. We sat down with Ed Chiles the son of the late Governor, Lawton Chiles. Ed owns several seafood restaurants in the area and is the founder of the Gulf Shellfish Institute in Manatee County. Ed talked about the water quality surrounding Tampa Bay and the ideal conditions for raising clams.It was the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon lading this past July. We had a chance to talk with Robert Stone, the writer, producer, and director of a 6 hour documentary, "Chasing the Moon," which aired on PBS.  The documentary chronicled America's space race leading up to the first Lunar Landing and beyond.Citrus has shaped our states identity for 100 years. But it has been a tough ten years with freezes, hurricanes, developmental pressure and greening. We caught up with Mike Sparks the CEO of Florida Citrus Mutual and Kevin Bouffard, a senior reporter at the Ledger. In this segment, Kevin talks about the Citrus Research and Filed Trials better know as CRAFT.Lastly, we listen to former Senator Bill Nelson. In a rear appearance, Nelson recently spoke at Southeastern University in Lakeland. Where he was presented with an award for his long public service by the American Center for Political Leadership. 

2019 was a year full of politics, historic anniversaries and ever changing industries here in Florida. This week on Florida Matters we take a look back at a few stories that helped shape our area. There were so many great stories we feature on Florida Matters it was hard to choose which ones to highlight in our year in review. Our Host, Robin Sussingham talked with then newly elected Tampa Mayor, Jane Castor. Mayor Castor served on Tampa's police force for 31 years, and became the first female police chief in 2009. In 2019 Tampa voters chose her to to become their mayor in a run-off election against the late David Straz. In our conversation with Mayor, she talks about the issues facing Tampa. Back in March we learned about the eve changing seafood industry in Florida. We sat down with Ed Chiles the son of the late Governor, Lawton Chiles. Ed owns several seafood restaurants in the area and is the founder of the Gulf Shellfish Institute in Manatee County. Ed talked about the water quality surrounding Tampa Bay and the ideal conditions for raising clams. It was the 50th anniversay of the Appollo 11 moon lading this past July. We had a chance to talk with Robert Stone, the writer, producer, and director of a 6 hour documentary, "Chasing the Moon," which aired on PBS. The documentary chronicled America's space race leading up to the first Lunar Landing and beyond. Citrus has shaped our states identity for 100 years. But it has been a tough ten years with freezes, hurricanes, developmental pressure and greening. We caught up with Mike Sparks the CEO of Florida Citrus Mutual and Kevin Bouffard, a senior reporter at the Ledger. In this segment, Kevin talks about the Citrus Research and Filed Trials better know as CRAFT. Lastly, we listen to former Senator Bill Nelson. In a rear appearance, Nelson recently spoke at Southeastern University in Lakeland. Where he was presented with an award for his long public service by the American Center for Political Leadership.

2019 was a year full of politics, historic anniversaries and ever changing industries here in Florida. This week on Florida Matters we take a look back at a few stories that helped shape our area. There were so many great stories we feature on Florida Matters it was hard to choose which ones to highlight in our year in review. Our Host, Robin Sussingham talked with then newly elected Tampa Mayor, Jane Castor. Mayor Castor served on Tampa's police force for 31 years, and became the first female police chief in 2009. In 2019 Tampa voters chose her to to become their mayor in a run-off election against the late David Straz. In our conversation with Mayor, she talks about the issues facing Tampa. Back in March we learned about the eve changing seafood industry in Florida. We sat down with Ed Chiles the son of the late Governor, Lawton Chiles. Ed owns several seafood restaurants in the area and is the founder of the Gulf Shellfish Institute in Manatee County. Ed talked about the water quality surrounding Tampa Bay and the ideal conditions for raising clams. It was the 50th anniversay of the Appollo 11 moon lading this past July. We had a chance to talk with Robert Stone, the writer, producer, and director of a 6 hour documentary, "Chasing the Moon," which aired on PBS. The documentary chronicled America's space race leading up to the first Lunar Landing and beyond. Citrus has shaped our states identity for 100 years. But it has been a tough ten years with freezes, hurricanes, developmental pressure and greening. We caught up with Mike Sparks the CEO of Florida Citrus Mutual and Kevin Bouffard, a senior reporter at the Ledger. In this segment, Kevin talks about the Citrus Research and Filed Trials better know as CRAFT. Lastly, we listen to former Senator Bill Nelson. In a rear appearance, Nelson recently spoke at Southeastern University in Lakeland. Where he was presented with an award for his long public service by the American Center for Political Leadership.

Ryan, Morgan, and Felix open the show talking transportation issues with Tampa Mayor Jane Castor.

Ryan, Morgan, and Felix discuss a charity event Morgan hosted that featured Tampa Mayor Jane Castor.

Ryan, Morgan, and Felix talk to Tampa Mayor Jane Castor about hurricane preparedness in advance of Dorian's potential arrival.

The Homemade Broadcast this week: Tampa Mayor Jane Castor signs an executive order favoring the LGBT+ Community for city contracts, 90 Day Fiance taught me a lot about the world & we celebrate National Radio Day. Get your FREE #HMBradio/Radio St. Pete stickers! Email thehomemadebroadcast@radiostpete.com your address and we'll send some out.  The #HMB airs Sunday's on Radio St. Pete @ 6:10PM & Monday's at 10:15PM or on demand via your favorite podcast app, just search "HMBradio Tampa Bay". Leave a voice or text message for the show @: (813) 693-2124 or hit me up on our Facebook page or on twitter. Don't forget to tune into Stay Woke with Anna Hummel & myself weeknights after the Johnny B Show at midnight on 102.5 The Bone Thanks to our sponsors: NTT Fitness: nttfitness.com: Save 15% off your first meal prep order by using code LEVELUP15 at checkout. Truvy Salon & Spa: TruvySalonandSpa.com Homemade Podcasts "Reach clients through Podcasting": HomemadePodcasts.com

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor speaks about her first appearance at the U.S. Conference of Mayors and Boom By the Bay.

"Locally-grown” and “sustainable” are more than just catch phrases for our guests. Restaurateur Ed Chiles finds delicious uses for one of Florida's invasive species, and Emmanuel Roux turned a vacant city lot into a productive—and educational—urban farm. We'll also check in with Tampa's new mayor, Jane Castor, to get the dish on her favorite local restaurants.

"Locally-grown” and “sustainable” are more than just catch phrases for our guests. Restaurateur Ed Chiles finds delicious uses for one of Florida's invasive species, and Emmanuel Roux turned a vacant city lot into a productive—and educational—urban farm. We'll also check in with Tampa's new mayor, Jane Castor, to get the dish on her favorite local restaurants.

Jane Castor is in her first weeks as the new mayor of Tampa. Her position as the first gay mayor in the Southeast didn't come up much during the campaign, but she made national news the day after her victory. Florida Matters host Robin Sussingham asks Castor about whether she considers herself a role model - and why she likes certain breeds of chihuahuas and schnauzers - but is not so crazy about cats.

Jane Castor is in her first weeks as the new mayor of Tampa. Her position as the first gay mayor in the Southeast didn't come up much during the campaign, but she made national news the day after her victory. Florida Matters host Robin Sussingham asks Castor about whether she considers herself a role model - and why she likes certain breeds of chihuahuas and schnauzers - but is not so crazy about cats.

Jane Castor is in her first weeks as the new mayor of Tampa. Her position as the first gay mayor in the Southeast didn't come up much during the campaign, but she made national news the day after her victory. Florida Matters host Robin Sussingham asks Castor about whether she considers herself a role model - and why she likes certain breeds of chihuahuas and schnauzers - but is not so crazy about cats.

0:42: How will Jane Castor do as Mayor of Tampa?4:43: What needs to be emphasized and what isn't emphasized in sex education in our schools? When should comprehensive sex education be taught? How involved should parents be? The hosts discuss intimacy, context, consent, emotional investment, and how every situation is different. 31:01: Lets talk about this fun survey using strange non-political scenarios to determine your political ideology! The hosts all discuss their answers. Take the survey and tell us your answers on social media!36:56: Listener questions! Jordan's Law didn't even get a hearing in the Senate, what happened? Representative Chris Latvala explains the politics involved and what his next steps are to bring it back. 45:52: This week's #FloridaMan story! 46:49: Collin "the producer" Sherwin chimes in on special sessions, gambling, and legislative sessions.

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The Homemade Broadcast this week: Tampa has a new mayor, the new Pier needs vendors, the St. Pete PD does something nice & some diseases are just made up. Get in touch with the show and leave a voice or text message at: (813) 693-2124 & visit HMBradio.com. Get your FREE #HMBradio/Radio St. Pete stickers! Email thehomemadebroadcast@radiostpete.com your address and we'll send some out. Follow us on twitter/instagram: @home_made_man & check out the HMBradio Facebook The #HMB airs Sunday's on Radio St. Pete @ 6:10PM & Monday's at 10:15PM or on demand via your favorite podcast app, just search "HMBradio Tampa Bay". Leave a voice or text message for the show @: (813) 693-2124 or hit me up on our Facebook page or on twitter. Don't forget to tune into Stay Woke with Anna Hummel & myself weeknights after the Johnny B Show at midnight on 102.5 The Bone. Thanks to our sponsors: NTT Fitness: nttfitness.com: Save 15% off your first meal prep order by using code LEVELUP15 at checkout. Truvy Salon & Spa: TruvySalonandSpa.com Homemade Podcasts "Reach clients through Podcasting": HomemadePodcasts.com

A new mayor of Tampa will be elected on April 23rd. The two remaining candidates, Jane Castor and David Straz, debated at the WEDU PBS studio, and we're bringing that debate to you. Florida Matters host Robin Sussingham also spoke with WUSF reporter Steve Newborn, who's been following the contentious race.

A new mayor of Tampa will be elected on April 23rd. The two remaining candidates, Jane Castor and David Straz, debated at the WEDU PBS studio, and we're bringing that debate to you. Florida Matters host Robin Sussingham also spoke with WUSF reporter Steve Newborn, who's been following the contentious race.

A new mayor of Tampa will be elected on April 23rd. The two remaining candidates, Jane Castor and David Straz, debated at the WEDU PBS studio, and we're bringing that debate to you. Florida Matters host Robin Sussingham also spoke with WUSF reporter Steve Newborn, who's been following the contentious race.

Topics discussed include:0:40: Tampa Mayoral Race! It’s runoff time. Jane Castor, David Straz, who ya got?7:17: Chris’ Child Welfare Reform Bill passed its first committee. He talks about it here.10:53: State Legislature files possible bill mandating each school district offer a course on the Bible. Thoughts!16:33: The State House Budget will be released in the next week. Thoughts on an expansion on the school voucher program.19:28: More news from Tallahassee, this time from Governor Ron Desantis. Smokable Medical Marijuana! What took so long?22:52: Governor Desantis’ State-of-the-State Address.34:12: Michael Jackson and R-Kelly; can you separate the art from the artist? How do these examples compare to recent actors and artists? Where is the line?45:41: If you could see one musician perform living or dead who would it be?

Topics discussed include:0:00: The Tampa Bay Mayoral Race, Jane Castor, David A. Straz, Dick Greco, Harry Cohen, Ed Turanchik; the hosts discuss who has the best chance at making the run off.17:35: One month report on Governor Ron Desantis. 29:00: Projecting Mayor Andrew Gillum's political future after losing the Florida Governor's race. 31:27: Becca brings up a story out of Polk County pertaining to a substitute teacher calling for the arrest of an 11-year old student for not standing during the Pledge of Allegiance. 37:13: The Florida State Fair at the Florida State Fairgrounds! Art, entertainment, and of course the food!

Join us on Monday, April 27, 2015 at 3:00 p.m. for a very special interview with the retiring Chief of the Tampa Police Department.    Jane Castor’s decisive leadership is evident in all aspects of her 31 year career. She was elected the first female president of a police academy class and 26 years later, she became the first woman to lead the Tampa Police Department.Chief Castor has redefined community policing in her hometown and driven down the crime rate with her innovative approach to fighting crime. Over the course of her career, Chief Jane Castor built a reputation for working side by side with residents, community leaders, business owners and neighboring law enforcement agencies to reduce crime and improve the quality of life in Tampa. Those community partnerships are the foundation of TPD’s dynamic crime reduction strategy, “Focus on Four.” Since its induction in 2003, the plan has reduced violent and property crime by 70%.     Jane’s strong leadership style is balanced with her efforts to help Tampa’s most disadvantaged children.She recently opened the doors of a multi-million dollar gymnasium for the Police Athletic League. The new facility is now serving more than 300 at-risk children. The department also opened a brand new safe haven for children called the RICH House. It’s the second of its kind offering a safe environment for children to thrive and for parents to connect with social services. Chief Castor’s commitment to at-risk kids is exemplified in her new Young Adult Police Academy. It targets kids on the verge of becoming involved in crime. Join us as we say farewell to Chief Jane Castor and commend her for serving the City of Tampa and it's diverse communities with distinction.