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Siesta Sand Live
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Welcome to the weekly video broadcast that serves as an informative and vibrant showcase for life on beautiful Siesta Key. It features special guests from all walks of life and is recorded at 9 a.m. Thursdays on the Sniki Tiki stage in the Captain Curt’s Village, 1200 Old Stickney Point Rd. The show is produced in conjunction with the Siesta Sand newspaper. John Morton and Natalie Gutwein serve as your hosts. Siesta Key's monthly island newspaper provides residents, locals and visitors with hyper-local news about Siesta Key and includes maps of island businesses.
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Siesta Sand LIVE! Episode 3
Dec 17, 202400:38:42Tap to summarizeThis episode of Siesta Sand Live host Natalie Gutwein talks with the following guests: Siesta Key Association President, Catherine Luckner, and Treasurer Robert Luckner share the latest goings on with the SKA. A must listen! Eric Fleming, Chair of Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce, talks about the Chamber's plans for the holidays including the parade, Santa's visit, and much more. Dave Skaggs, local artist that walks the Siesta Key beaches and picks up trash and then uses it to create art - a true trash to treasures story.
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Siesta Sand LIVE! Episode 2
Dec 17, 202400:41:31Tap to summarizeThis episode of Siesta Sand Live features host Natalie Gutwein interviewing Sarasota County Commissioner Mark Smith about the current state of the hurricane clean up and his thoughts on the recent local election results and potential impact it will have on Siesta Key. Also appearing is Tracy Jackson, president of Save Siesta Key shares her personal hurricane story and how a group of people came to her rescue. Tracy is joined by Jennifer Rogers, local resident and saint who was instrumental in organizing the "group of strangers" that came to Tracy's aid. It is quite a story. Finally, Dallas Lowe, entertainment director at Captain Curt's speaks about the impact of the two hurricanes and the extraordinary effort to get Captain Curt's Village back online and welcoming guests.
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