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The media roundtable discusses Jacksonville redistricting, the controversy over "Indecent" and the Jaguars playoff hopes.

The former president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, is hanging out in Orlando these days. And some — including members of Congress — say he shouldn’t be allowed to. Meanwhile, Gov. Ron DeSantis says he'll take the traditionally progressive New College of Florida in a more conservative direction.

The Most Rev. Bishop Erik Pohlmeier leads the Diocese of St. Augustine; end-of-life doulas growing popular.

Preventing hate speech in Jacksonville; a new film gives voice to the children of Holocaust survivors; new guidance issued for treating children with obesity; and some good news from around town to start out your Wednesday.

The ins and outs of the Four Seasons deal; guitar sensation Paul Wane performs in studio.

Jacksonville’s riverfront could be on the verge of a major transformation; many Floridians are experiencing symptoms of food insecurity; WJCT’s annual TEACH Conference is coming up; and a sports update.

New ads and accusations in Jacksonville’s mayoral race; a flashback to 1964 when the Beatles integrated the Gator Bowl; new resources for people leaving incarceration on the First Coast; and the First Coast Connect book club.

A WJCT media panel looks at the week's top stories.

On this week’s program, we discussed how brain waves can be used to help manage two common conditions: tremors and depression.

Florida could become the 26th state to allow people to carry concealed, loaded guns without permits. And the first week of February is National Gun Violence Survivors Week.