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• On this episode of Intersection, we talk to a panel of experts about the misconceptions and the reality of AI, how it helps us navigate our physical and social landscapes, and the massive amounts of data that drive advances in it.
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• Political Scientist Michael Gunter says powerful hurricanes like Dorian reinforce the need to confront the reality of climate change before it’s too late. Gunter says the solution is two fold: changing the way we live to slow climate change and adapting to a warmer planet.
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• Silvia is also the executive producer of local Orlando artist Modal Plane’s debut album Terra Null, which is the label’s first release.
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• Hurricane Dorian has left parts of the Bahamas uninhabitable. Bahamian armed forces and other rescue workers are searching for the missing in Abaco Island which bore the brunt of the Category 5 storm.
90.7’s Matthew Peddie spoke with Orlando Sentinel reporter Chabeli Herrera, who went to the Bahamas on a cruise ship taking supplies for the stricken islands, and Paul Brinkmann, a reporter for United Press International who rode along with a group of volunteers who shipped supplies over on their fishing boat.
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• Although Florida residents were spared the worst impacts from Dorian, high winds and storm surge battered the beaches along the Atlantic coast, gouging sand from the shoreline and destroying turtle nests. What’s the legacy of Dorian with Florida’s green turtle population?
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• Orlando resident Heidi Hill is busy gathering disaster relief supplies to pack on a boat destined for the Bahamas. She wonders just what she’ll see when the boat arrives.
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• Many Floridians have personal connections to the Bahamas where Hurricane Dorian caused widespread destruction. Florida A&M University student Donervin Bastian and State Rep. Shevrin Jones join Intersection to talk about their efforts to help family and friends in the Bahamas.
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• Food, water, gas and other essentials are top of mind for residents getting ready for the hurricane. But don’t forget what you’ll need to do if you have to make an insurance claim. Florida’s former deputy insurance commissioner Lisa Miller joins us with some pointers to keep in mind as Hurricane Dorian approaches.
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• With the storm approaching, what about those Floridians who need a little extra help to put food on the table? Second Harvest of Central Florida’s Greg Higgerson says about a million pounds of emergency food supplies are ready to go for Dorian.
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• Hurricane Dorian is strengthening in the Atlantic, and emergency managers are warning Central Florida residents to be prepared for Dorian’s landfall as a major hurricane.
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