In increasingly polarized times, the intersection of politics and medicine has rarely been so divisive. We examine why these issues seem to be connecting more than ever and how patients and doctors can best manage when they collide.
Guests:
- Dr. Michael Koren, cardiologist with First Coast Heart & Vascular Associates.
- Dr. Mitchell Rothstein, pulmonologist and clinical research investigator.
Then, the Jacksonville Public Library has more to offer than books. We explore the library's new Memory Lab, a resource dedicated to preserving photos, home movies and music from the past. Located on the fourth floor of the Main Library, the lab offers DIY digitization services for everything from old VHS tapes to Super 8 film, for free.
Guest:
- Tammy Kiter, special collections librarian at the Jacksonville Public Library.
Our resident spaceman offers a new way to view the star Castor, a prominent feature in tonight's sky. As the second-brightest star in the constellation Gemini, Castor is one of the most luminous stars visible from Earth. We explore why it’s such a standout.
Guest:
- Eddie Whisler, director of the Bryan-Gooding Planetarium at the Museum of Science & History.
