WHAT IT'S LIKE
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SEASON 1: EPISODE 1
PATRICIA AND ROD
December 13, 2018 | Duration 12:02
Patricia and her son talk about her addiction and how it affected both their lives. Now sober, Patricia still deals with the guilt of her actions as an addict and speaks about her ultimate test of sobriety. Her son Rod developed his own coping mechanism.
FIRST COAST CONNECT
Hosted by Melissa Ross, First Coast Connect is an hour-long call-in program that features local newsmakers, civic and community leaders, artists and people planning a variety of events across Northeast Florida, along with a weekly roundtable of local journalists.
First Coast Connect is sponsored in part by Baptist Health, Black Sheep Restaurant and North Florida TPO. The twice-a-month Going Green segment is sponsored in part by A1A Solar and the monthly First Coast Success segment is sponsored in part by Iberiabank. The monthly First Coast Connect Book Club is sponsored in part by San Marco Books and more.
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The Changing Face of Jacksonville; Dangerous Toys; 'A Christmas Story'
December 13, 2018 | Duration 52:55
Jacksonville is in the midst of a demographic shift, which is putting it on pace to become a minority-majority city, according to our Florida Times-Union news partner. Jacksonville and Columbus, Ohio are the largest American cities that are still majority white, according to the T-U. But that is about to change.
The Changing Face of Jacksonville; Dangerous Toys; 'A Christmas Story'
December 13, 2018 | Duration 52:55
Jacksonville is in the midst of a demographic shift, which is putting it on pace to become a minority-majority city, according to our Florida Times-Union news partner. Jacksonville and Columbus, Ohio are the largest American cities that are still majority white, according to the T-U. But that is about to change.
The Changing Face of Jacksonville; Dangerous Toys; 'A Christmas Story'
December 13, 2018 | Duration 52:55
Jacksonville is in the midst of a demographic shift, which is putting it on pace to become a minority-majority city, according to our Florida Times-Union news partner. Jacksonville and Columbus, Ohio are the largest American cities that are still majority white, according to the T-U. But that is about to change.