The recent deaths of former Gov. Buddy McCay and President Jimmy Carter evoke memories of a very different political era in Florida and Georgia. We explore their legacy at a time of political transformation and also discuss new laws taking effect in the Sunshine State.
Guest:
- Chris Hand, attorney and local government expert.
Then, the practice of “gleaning” offers a literal harvest of hope from the fallow fields of local farmers. We talk to local gleaners about a practice that offers both spiritual and physical sustenance, while helping alleviate hunger.
For more information, send an email to jacksonville@endhunger.org.
Guests:
- Linda Deshauteurs, volunteer field supervisor with the Society of St Andrew.
- David Hollingshead, volunteer field supervisor.
And, we preview Objects of Innocence, the latest exhibition by a Jacksonville artist who explores the intersection of whimsy and cultural identity through the lens of objects and childhood play. The exhibit opens Friday at The Lark.
Guest:
- Elena Øhlander, visual artist.
