• Astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley will have to wait a little longer to blast off into orbit. Bad weather delayed the launch of their historic mission yesterday- but when they do lift off they will be the first astronauts in nearly a decade to launch from US soil. 90.7 Space reporter Brendan Byrne and UCF planetary scientist Addie Dove join Intersection to discuss the mission.
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• The pandemic has changed the way we do business- but what effect has it had on the legal system? Like everyone else, lawyers and judges are figuring out how to operate in this new normal and planning for an uncertain future. Orlando attorney Conti Moore joins Intersection to talk about how the legal landscape has changed.
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• Spectrum News 13 chief meteorolgist Bryan Karrick previews the 2020 Hurricane Season and talks about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on forecasting and emergency preparation.
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• As more businesses open up, health officials and civic leaders are watching the data closely to see what impact the reopening may have on coronavirus cases. Orlando city commissioner Bakari Burns, and WMFE health reporter Abe Aboraya join Intersection to discuss the risks of reopening and how testing is being done.
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• Nos acompaña Anne Packham, directora de la red del mercado con Primary Care Access Network, y Tony Jenkins, Presidente del Mercado para la Región Central con Florida Blue.
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• For some Central Floridians, the pandemic is evoking painful memories of Hurricane Maria. Channel 9 anchor and reporter Nancy Alvarez joins Intersection to talk about the Spanish language information gap in the early weeks of the crisis and the impact of the pandemic on Orlando’s Hispanic community.
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• Edwin Alicea has a simple belief as a hospital chaplain: No one should die alone. That isn’t easy when hospitals are putting restrictions in place to stop the spread of COVID-19.
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