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In this time capsule snapshot of buildings and history at Heritage Village as they celebrate both America 250 and their 50th anniversary, Nanette Wiser shares the history of the Plant Sumner House, bringing to life what has happened since America's bicentennial when Heritage Village began. #oneplacemanyvoices #heritagevillage #pinellascounty #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #cityofstpete #dtsp #downtownstpete #plantsumnerhouse

Feeling Busy but Still Unsatisfied? Start Here | Rethink What Matters With Natolie Warren (Airs 6/8/2026) What if the problem isn’t that your life is too full, but that there’s no space for what actually matters? In this episode of Work Is Third, Dawn Hunter speaks with Natolie Warren, a psychotherapist, wellness expert, and retreat leader, about shifting out of autopilot and reconnecting with yourself through small, intentional practices.Stay Connected with Dawn Hunter Visit The Dawn Lab.🔔 Dawn Hunter, JD, MPH is a speaker, trainer, and culture strategist who blends law, leadership, and wellbeing to create healthier, more human-centered workplaces. Drawing on her expertise as a public health lawyer and Certified Wellness Practitioner, she helps leaders and organizations move from burnout and disconnection toward resilience, integrity, and sustainable growth.🎧 Subscribe to the show! 📬Subscribe to The Joyful Rebellion Newsletter📸 Instagram: @workisthirdlife LISTEN to ALL her podcasts.Book her as a speaker or consultant; see all her services here.Subscribe to Work is Third for more conversations that reimagine work, rest, and joy.https://workisthird.com #dawnhunter #workisthird #stopthehustle #lifeworkbalance #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #cityofstpete #dtsp #downtownstpeteThey explore the power of breath, the importance of asking better questions, and how letting go of expectations and guilt can open the door to a more fulfilling life. This conversation is a reminder that meaningful change doesn’t always require a complete overhaul. Sometimes it starts with a pause.📚 Guest Info Website: www.natoliewarren.com All Socials: @natoliewarren 📔 Resources Mentioned Burnout: The Secret to Unlocking the StressCycle by Amelia Nagoski We Should All Be Millionaires by Rachel Rodgers Let’s Stay Connected🎧Subscribe to the show!📬Subscribe to The Joyful Rebellion Newsletter📸 Instagram: @workisthirdlife

Episode 258: Murals, Winter Park, and Rick Kilby's New Book In this episode of Florida Spectacular, Rick Kilby talks with Cathy Salustri about his new book, Shaping a Sense of Place. Shaping a Sense of Place by Rick Kilby.Florida artist Joy Postle.More about Joy.Florida artist Sam Stoltz.Little Red Riding Hood mosaic mural in Winter Park.Why Mid-Century Modern matters in Florida.Hannibal Square in Winter Park.The Rhea Marsh and Dorothy Lockhart Smith Research Grant. Support the showQuestion or comment? cathy@floridaspectacular.com.Subscribe to The Florida Spectacular newsletter, and keep up with Cathy's travels at greatfloridaroadtrip.com. Keep up with Rick at studiohourglass.blogspot.com and get his books at rickkilby.com. Find Cathy on social media: Facebook.com/SalustriCathy and everywhere else as @CathySalustri; connect with Rick Facebook.com/floridasfountainofyouth, Bluesky (@oldfla.bsky.social), and IG (@ricklebee).#floridaspectacular #travelflorida #floridavacation #rickkilby #stpete #stpetefl #floridaspectacular #cathysalustri #rickkilby #tampabay #radio #radiostpete

Spotlight Tampa Bay Farm to Table: How Food Shapes a Thriving CommunityPresented by the Tampa Bay Times, in partnership with Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg(Airs 6/2/2026) RadioStPete is proud to rebroadcast this community conversation from 5/28/2026 presented by the Tampa Bay Times in partnership with Foundation for Healthy St. Pete at St. Petersburg's Center for Health Equity.THE ISSUE How does the food we love get to our table? And what roles do we all play in making healthy food accessible to everyone in our community? In this free panel discussion, local residents, growers, and nonprofit and community leaders will discuss how Tampa Bay’s food system connects to every facet of our daily lives — from which foods are available to us to how much they cost — and what we can do to make the system stronger. Hear from local leaders dedicated to fighting food insecurity, farmers striving to uphold sustainable foodways and more. Plus, don’t miss our immersive tasting experience before the event.MODERATOR Michelle StarkFood and Dining Editor, Tampa Bay TimesPANELISTS Rev. Howard Gunn Jr.Co-Founder, Florida Black Farmers & Agriculturalists AssociationJennifer Yeagley CEO, St. Pete Free ClinicEmmanuel RouxFounder, 15th Street FarmMonica PetrellaFood System Program Coordinator Homegrown Hillsborough, UF IFAS Extension Hillsborough CountyWATCH THE VIDEO Farm to Table: How Food Shapes a Thriving CommunityExplore videos, resources and more at tampabay.com/healthycommunityseries.Photo courtesy of Ebony Lamar#tampabaytimes #tampabayspotlight #michellestark #rev.howardgunnjr #jenniferyeagley #emmanualroux #foundationforahealthystpete #farmtofork #healthyeating #monicapetrella #howfoodshapescommunity #thriving #nutrition #wellness #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #cityofstpete #dtsp #downtownstpete

The Stories That Stay With Us: Summer Reads for Memoir LoversWhat makes a book unforgettable? In this special summer reading episode, memoir author and coach Kerry Kriseman shares a curated collection of books that linger long after the final page—stories filled with vulnerability, resilience, identity, family dynamics, reinvention, grief, courage, and hope. This episode is for: readers looking for meaningful summer books aspiring memoir writers creative souls craving inspiration anyone quietly wondering if their own story matters Through memoir, fiction, and creative inspiration, Kerry explores how great books help us feel less alone—and how reading powerful stories often becomes the first step toward writing our own. We talk about: Why memoir matters What readers and writers can learn from great storytelling The emotional power of sensory detail How books give us permission to tell the truth Why ordinary lives are never truly ordinary The connection between reading and writing memoir Books we mention in this episode: Strangers by Belle Burden Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner The Covenant of Water by Abraham Verghese The Lions of Fifth Avenue by Fiona Davis Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott Join the Memoir Magic Community If you’re an aspiring author, memoir writer, or someone longing to finally tell your story, join my free Facebook group, Memoir Magic for Aspiring Authors. It’s a supportive community filled with writing encouragement, inspiration, prompts, workshops, and connection with fellow storytellers. Click here to join: Memoir Magic for Aspiring AuthorsFind Kerry OnlineWebsite + author resources: Kerry Kriseman Official WebsiteFollow on Instagram for writing inspiration, memoir encouragement, behind-the-scenes musings, books, travel, and everyday moments that inspire storytelling:@kerry.kriseman on InstagramListen to ALL of Kerry's Making Memoir Magic here.kerrykriseman #accidentalfirstlady #writingcoach #memoir #author #stpete #writing #books #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete

The City of St. Petersburg is urging all residents to begin preparations for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, which runs from June 1 through November 30. Early preparation is critical to your safety, as well as the safety of your family and your property. By taking proactive steps now, residents can minimize risks and be ready to respond quickly when severe weather threatens our community.Hurricane Season Preparation TipsReview the City's Good Neighbor Guide to Hurricane Planning at www.stpete.org/GNG for practical tips and what to pack in your disaster supplies kit.Prepare your home and yard by trimming low-hanging limbs, clearing gutters and drains, and taking photos of your property for insurance purposes.Gather important documents, such as birth certificates, Social Security cards, and passports, and store them safely, preferably elevated off the floor.Additional guidance is available through Pinellas County at www.pinellas.gov/hurricane-guide and the Florida Division of Emergency Management at www.floridadisaster.org/Hazards/Hurricanes.Sandbags - Pick Up Ahead of StormsTo help residents prepare year-round, the City offers free sandbags during non-emergency times. Visit the Pavement and Traffic Operations Building at 1744 9th Ave. N, Monday through Friday, from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and on the second Saturday of each month. Each household can receive up to ten pre-filled sandbags. During emergencies, distribution locations may change. Visit www.stpete.org/Sandbags for updates.What to Know About FloodingAs a waterfront city, St. Pete faces the risk of localized flooding and storm surges throughout the year, especially during storm season. It's crucial for residents to stay informed about how flooding can affect them and the resources available to help.You don't have to live on the water to be at risk. Flooding can happen anywhere, even inland. That's why flood insurance can be a wise investment, no matter the location of your home. Make sure to check your flood insurance coverage during blue skies, and know the required steps if flooding occurs.Check Your Flood RiskOne of the most crucial steps in flood preparedness is understanding your flood risk. View your flood zone and floodplain information in the City's Prepare, St. Pete interactive map to learn more specifics about your residence. The Prepare, St. Pete map is a resource that brings together key information to help you better understand local flood risk, evacuation planning, and local flood zones.Valuable tips and resources about flooding in St. Pete and the Prepare, St. Pete map can be found at www.stpete.org/Flooding.Stay Informed:Sign up for emergency alerts through Alert Pinellas at www.pinellas.gov/Alert.Monitor the latest storm information from the National Hurricane Center at www.nhc.noaa.gov.Follow @StPeteFL on social media for localized updates and more preparation tips throughout storm season.Visit www.stpete.org/Hurricane for timely alerts, resources, and information, including the Prepare, St. Pete map showing floodplains, evacuation zones, crane risk areas, service interruptions, and more.For comprehensive hurricane preparedness information, please visit www.stpete.org/Hurricane.

(Airs Tuesday 6/2/2026) https://spiritsofstpete.com/

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Tampa Bay honors Juneteenth this month, with many celebrations during June and on June 19. Lunchtime Conversation host Nanette Wiser asked Michael Hall, Digital Grass Innovation & Technology, about what it means to him and how his family celebrated this Freedom Day.

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