
First Coast Connect
Weekdays LIVE 9 a.m., Rebroadcast 8 p.m. and 1 a.m.
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 roundtable of local media personalities and civic leaders each Friday.
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First Coast Connect is sponsored in part by Baptist Health and North Florida TPO.
The monthly First Coast Connect Book Club is hosted by WJCT contributor Stacey Goldring.
Latest Episodes
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First Coast ConnectPotential federal Medicaid cuts in Florida could have a profound effect on vulnerable populations, including individuals with disabilities.
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First Coast ConnectWe examine a city partnership that aims to reach the uninsured through telemedicine.
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First Coast ConnectFrom broadened state book bans to investment in conspiracy science, our media panel unpacks the biggest headlines of the week.
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First Coast ConnectA state bill would make it easier to file defamation lawsuits against news outlets.
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First Coast ConnectLawmakers consider reversing a medical negligence exemption for doctors of unmarried and childless patients.
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First Coast ConnectNew research shows synthetic hair products marketed to Black women contain high levels of cancer causing substances.
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First Coast ConnectThe conversation that has inflamed school board meetings around the state is finally on the local board’s agenda.
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First Coast ConnectFrom a city government efficiency effort to police officers under fire, our media panel unpacks the week’s headlines.
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First Coast ConnectThe First Coast hasn’t been spared in the wave of federal layoffs. We talk about the legal, emotional and practical implications for local workers.
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First Coast ConnectLocal advocates for the poor are monitoring the recent actions of Tallahassee lawmakers.