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Kathy Waterman

Kathy Waterman

Associate Producer, Talk Shows

Kathy Waterman joined WJCT News 89.9 as associate producer after graduating from the University of North Florida with a degree in multimedia journalism. She was previously a production intern on the station's talk shows.

Contact Kathy at kwaterman@wjct.org.

  • First Coast Connect
    We examine the case of Virgilio Aguilar-Mendez, a Guatemalan teenager initially charged with the death of a St. Johns County police officer. Despite the recent dismissal of charges, Aguilar-Mendez continues to be held in custody, awaiting deportation proceedings.
  • First Coast Connect
    Today we explore the history of the very first St. Paddy’s Day Parade — in 1601 in St. Augustine. Then we explain a venture funding competition coming to Jacksonville, and we talk with musician rickoLUS about his latest collection of songs. Finally, we hear from two women who portray superstar Tina Turner in the musical "Tina," which begins today at the Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts.
  • First Coast Connect
    Embark on a cultural journey with us as we explore the profound rituals and religious significance of Ramadan. Then, we hear from the students and a professor at Jacksonville University ahead of their upcoming performance "Sounds of Sight."
  • First Coast Connect
    Today we look into the ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine with expert Matthew Rojansky. We also get an update about the JEA corruption trial, and Stacey Goldring previews this month's selection in the FCC book club, "Last Castle."
  • First Coast Connect
    Wrap up your week with a recap of First Coast news — from recognition of survivors in "Just Another Bombing" to the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp's ballpark upgrade, Mayor Donna Deegan's announcement of an African American Advisory Board, and updates on legislative bills.
  • First Coast Connect
    Today we explore a captivating student-crafted curriculum in Duval County that reveals lesser-known stories of Black history. Also, Sheriff Robert Hardwick of St. Johns County emphasizes the crucial role of crossing guards in ensuring children's safety to and from school. And join Atypical Arts for a night of musical magic with Morley, Chris Bruce and cellist Dave Eggar at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Riverside.
  • First Coast Connect
    Today's show explores the vital Okefenokee Swamp, which faces threats from a proposed strip mine. Then, we talk with the Alhambra Theater's cast for "Oklahoma." And car enthusiasts: Don't miss Dan Scanlan's preview of the Concours d' Elegance. Finally, Eddie Whistler gives a celestial sneak peek, emphasizing the Orion constellation.
  • First Coast Connect
    Today we explore how Florida is affected by a court ruling in Alabama that deemed frozen embryos to be human beings. Plus, we discuss the reconsideration of death penalty cases after changes in Florida law.
  • First Coast Connect
    Adam Sugalski is a key player in a protest against the "Self Defense Act," a Florida legislative proposal that would allow people to kill bears to protect themselves.
  • What's Health Got to Do with It?
    Today, we discover health care's latest trends with our expert medical roundtable. Topics include the spike in syphilis cases, updated COVID-19 guidelines, STD self-test kits and the connection between weight loss drugs and mental health.