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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
    Today, we discuss the biggest headlines of the week with a panel of media representatives. They we preview Carolina Rose's performance at Winterland with JME contributor Hurley Winkler.
  • First Coast Connect
    Today, we speak with a panel of local Black journalists about the rewards and challenges of their chosen profession. Then, we preview an event at the University of North Florida dealing with opioid overdoses.
  • First Coast Connect
    As we honor Black History Month, we cover the lesser-known history of Manhattan Beach in Jacksonville, Florida’s first African American beach resort. Then we preview the Florida Forum Speaker Series, and we highlight the PBS Writers Contest.
  • First Coast Connect
    Discover the untold story of a forgotten hate crime in Jacksonville. The documentary "Just Another Bombing" chronicles a Klan bombing 60 years ago. Then, we explore the world of STEM with Science Sis, a program empowering young girls of color. Lastly, we talk with PS27 Ventures, which is offering an opportunity for six business owners to pitch live for a $250,000 capital investment.
  • First Coast Connect
    Today we reflect on Florida's attempts to expand access to health care while also continuing to refuse federal Medicaid dollars. Then we talk with a student researcher at the University of North Florida about the importance of hands-on learning, and we hear from auto guru Dan Scanlan about safety technology in newer vehicles.
  • First Coast Connect
    Mayor Donna Deegan joins First Coast Connect for a community-driven discussion, allowing residents to express concerns directly to her. The topics include the reopening of Friendship Fountain, the mayor's literacy initiative for children, her relationship with city leadership and legislation granting certain officeholders authority in legal settlements. Then, we preview LiterARTure, a cultural arts series blending literature and art. We wrap up with a rundown of local events, including the Black Opry Revue on the WJCT Soundstage.
  • First Coast Connect
    Today, we explore the latest state and local news, including financing for EverBank Stadium improvements, controversial lawsuit settlements and the start of the JEA corruption trial. Then, we discuss racial justice advocacy with Hope McMath, founder of the Yellow House gallery. Plus, we learn about the Kingsley Heritage Celebration this Saturday, honoring the legacy of enslaved Africans at Kingsley Plantation.
  • First Coast Connect
    Today, we talk with two experts about growing tensions between the U.S. and China, including cybersecurity, nuclear concerns and trade disputes. Then, City Council member Matt Carlucci expresses his opposition to a Florida legislative bill that would restrict ethics investigations. Lastly, WJCT and the Jacksonville Symphony have teamed up to air encore performances of the symphony’s concerts.
  • First Coast Connect
    Today we explore election security and voter education in anticipation of the 2024 presidential elections. Then, we learn about the restoration mission of the historic St. Benedict the Moor schoolhouse in St. Augustine. Finally, we preview a Lit Chat featuring bestselling author Emily Rath at the Jacksonville Public Library in celebration of Library Lovers Day.
  • What's Health Got to Do with It?
    Today we explore strategies for preventing heart and stroke problems, in observance of American Heart and Stroke Awareness Month. Two doctors share valuable insights on maintaining cardiovascular health.