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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(Note: This line is only active during the program, 9 -10 a.m.) - Email: firstcoastconnect@wjct.org
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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 ConnectFollowing announcement of a 2½-year hiatus, we talk to MOSH’s CEO about the museum’s plans for the future. -
First Coast ConnectIt’s the week’s biggest headlines, from a wild week for wildlife to increasing tensions in City Hall. -
First Coast ConnectThe new chief of the Northeast Florida Criminal Training Center discusses her path to leadership in law enforcement. -
First Coast ConnectNeurologist Dr. Joe Sirven discusses the latest medical headlines, including 17 ways to cut your risk of stroke, dementia and depression. -
First Coast ConnectAs lawmakers take a one-week break, our political analysts take stock of what’s failed, what’s passed (so far) and what's next. -
First Coast ConnectThe attorney for a jail inmate injured in custody plans to sue the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. -
First Coast ConnectIt’s the week’s biggest headlines, from a push to regulate e-bikes to new state regulations around dangerous dogs. -
First Coast ConnectThirty years after the hazardous waste processor packed up and vanished, Clay County residents still struggle with the plant’s toxic legacy. -
First Coast ConnectFrom surging assessments to mortgage “blacklists,” we talk about the new challenges of condo ownership. -
First Coast ConnectA new task force report aims to stop continued destruction of the city’s historic fabric.
