• For the past year, the newsrooms of WMFE in Orlando and WUSF in Tampa have been covering this monumental presidential election from the I-4 corridor – one of the most important voting regions in the entire nation. Elections Supervisors Brian Corley and Julie Marcus join reporter Joe Byrnes and host Matthew Peddie for a conversation about voting by mail.
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• The pandemic has thrown up all sorts of challenges for businesses and non-profits alike- trying to navigate the healthcare crisis and stay afloat. But what impact does a pandemic – and a sharp recession- have on a non-profit that’s focused on affordable housing?
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• Officers from seven law enforcement agencies conducted a crackdown on drivers at crosswalks in Central Florida today. Sanford Police Lt. Peter Justiniano watched as a plainclothes officer stood in the crosswalk at Airport Blvd and S. Park Ave in Sanford, waiting to see if cars would stop.
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• Through a parade, food vendors and arts, FusionFest wants to celebrate and spread awareness of all the heritages that are a part of central Florida. Thali Sugisawa, Business Maven of the festival and Terry Olson, Chief Instigator for the festival sat with Matthew Peddie to talk about the festival and the central Florida identity.
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• Central Florida has a thriving music scene, and this hour we’ll hear some of that music and talk to musicians about what makes this music scene special.
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• Zika has now reached Central Florida. Cases of the mosquito borne virus have surfaced in Osceola County, joining six other Florida counties. 90.7’s health reporter Abe Aboraya, Dr. Christopher Hunter and Dr. Federico Laham answer listeners’ questions on the Zika virus.
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• We’re looking back at some of the best shows on Intersection from 2015.
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