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The hidden cost of violent crime

By Jamie Valet
Published June 11, 2024 at 10:35 AM EDT
In this episode of NPR's Life Kit, we explore insomnia and what you can do to about it.
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In this episode of NPR's Life Kit, we explore insomnia and what you can do to about it.

Today we talk to a local reporter about her coverage on the physiological effects of trauma on victims of violent crime, such as chronic insomnia. We also explore the urgent need for community support and resources to help mitigate the long-term impact.

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Then, the city of Jacksonville is sweetening the pot to try to attract new major film and television productions to town. We discuss the new financial incentives the city is offering filmmakers.

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And, the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra celebrates its 75th season. We discuss a series of upcoming programs heralding its diamond anniversary.

Guest: Courtney Lewis, music director, Jacksonville Symphony.

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Jamie Valet
Jamie Valet has covered local news and entertainment in Northeast Florida/Southeast Georgia for over 25 years. One of her favorite roles was co-producing and booking guests for a live local talk show, "The Chat," which aired live weekdays on First Coast News. Jamie has a decade of experience working in corporate communications, most recently for IKEA U.S., where she was responsible for media relations, marketing, and external and internal communications in the Jacksonville market. She also has experience in the nonprofit sector, where she coordinated area events and managed multiple social media platforms. <br/><br/>
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