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From The Front Lines

From The Front Lines

A daily Education, Health and Fitness podcast
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Episode 45, our final episode, takes a look towards the future at what might be forever changed after this pandemic is over.Eating out at a local restaurant is looking and feeling different now that businesses are adapting to the new normal.
Episode 44 checks back in on essential workers to see how they are handling multiple months on the front lines.Gabriella Paul set out to discover what it’s like to be new to the front line in Florida’s hospitals and what that means for the ne
Episode 43 focuses on how teachers and parents feel about school reopening plans for next month as COVID-19 cases rise in the state.Kristin Moorehead talks with Florida Education Association Vice President about the teacher's union lawsuit ag
Episode 42 focuses on colleges and universities in Florida and their plans for students to return to campus in the fall.A number of state colleges and universities have unveiled plans to bring students back to campus in the fall including the
Episode 41 looks at the sports, while not the most important thing during a pandemic, they sports serve many functions in Florida. They provide recreation, distraction, employ thousands and impact local economies.One pro sports league made it
Episode 40 explores if the state is moving backward in its fight against the coronavirus. Gabriella Paul speaks with an epidemiologist to find out if all the state's COVID-19 data is what it's cracked up to be (01:46). Camron Lunn talks wit
Episode 39 revisits some of the topics we've covered and people we've talked to over the past three months as Florida faces an uptick in COVID-19 cases.Taylor Levesque checks back in with University of Florida professor in the department of f
Episode 38 looks into how Florida's second largest industry, agriculture, is faring during the pandemic.Melissa Feito has a story about the agricultural workers risking their lives to harvest our food (01:36).Josh Williams talks to Christa
Episode 37 explores how a pandemic is not the same for everyone and where race intersects with public health.Three audio post cards from Gainesville residents about being black during a time of protests and a pandemic (02:00).Anthony Montal
Episode 36 explores how Florida's tourism industry is faring during this pandemic.Josh Williams talks with Rebecca Shireman, Communications Manager for Kennedy Space Center, about the extra steps being taken to protect guests.. and the center
Episode 35 takes a look at how COVID-19 is impacting preparations for hurricane season in Florida. Josh Williams talks to University of Florida Meteorologist Ray Hawthorne about prediction for this years hurricane season (01:42). Camron Lu
Episode 34 takes a look at how the COVID-19 is impacting people looking to start careers, just looking for a job, and trying to run their businesses. Taylor Levesque learned more about the kind of struggles many young adults are facing when i
Episode 33 explores when and how schools will reopen in the state of Florida amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Daniella Mora talks with Flagler County Public Schools Superintendent about a unique way to graduate (01:49). She then checks in with
Episode 32 takes a look at how parts of Florida are slowly re-opening under phase one of Governor Ron DeSantis' plan. Taylor Levesque talks with city and county officials about how their communities are reacting to the reopening plan (02:15). C
Episode 31 features a change in format. We will revisit a story earlier this week on drive-through weddings in Alachua County (01:11). Then we will hear from University of Florida Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology Dr. Cameron Smith on a c
Episode 30 features Dr. Sarah McKune and Dr. Eric Nelson, two University of Florida researchers leading a study on the role children play in community transmission of COVID-19. They discuss what they hope to learn, and how this study could be u
Episode 29 features Jess Irby, Alachua County Clerk of the Court. He discusses why he decided to hold drive-through weddings for couples looking to tie the knot during the pandemic, and what those ceremonies will look likeThis podcast serves
Episode 28 features Florida Virtual School Chief Operations Officer Sam Verghese. He discusses how Florida Virtual School has been helping students, parents, and teachers get used to online learning during COVID-19.This podcast serves to prov
Episode 27 features Peaceful Paths Executive Director, Dr. Theresa Beachy. She spoke about how the domestic violence center is working through restrictions to help survivors during these trying times.This podcast serves to provide updates on
Episode 26 features Florida teachers Emma Light, Diana Parfait, and Emil Kadhum. They spoke about how they adapted, improvised, and ultimately overcame obstacles quickly to keep their students on track during the COVID-19 pandemic.This podcas
Episode 25 features Maria Eunice, Director of Alachua County Public Schools Food and Nutritional Services. She rejoins the cast to discuss how much longer they can provide free meals, and what they're doing to help farmers and families in Alach
Episode 24 features Cornelia Holbrook, Owner of Sweetwater Branch Inn in Gainesville. She discusses her partnership with the Climb For Cancer Foundation to help provide a place for families to stay while traveling for cancer treatments during t
Episode 23 features Dr. Rosa West, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with the University of Florida's Counseling and Wellness Center. She discusses what you can do at home to take care of your mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic.This
Episode 22 features Laura Byrnes, Communications Manager for CareerSource Citrus Levy Marion. She discusses the latest unemployment numbers in the region and how they are helping people during the COVID-19 pandemic.This podcast serves to prov
Episode 21 features Stephanie Bailes, Executive Director for the Cade Museum for Creativity and Invention in Gainesville. She discusses how, despite being closed, the museum is supplementing the education of students stuck at home. This podca
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