A deadly measles outbreak offers the first test of vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. We discuss Florida’s first recorded case and all the latest medical headlines on our monthly House Call with Dr. Joe. Among our topics: how sleep deprivation affects disease immunity and how to prepare for daylight saving time, which starts this weekend.
Guest:
- Dr. Joe Servin, neurologist at Mayo Clinic and host of WJCT 89.9’s Saturday show, What’s Health Got To Do With It?
Then, Jacksonville University Law School celebrates its first graduating class. We talk to the school’s dean and several students about what it means to enter the legal field at this turbulent time.
Guests:
- Nick Allard, founding dean of the College of Law at Jacksonville University.
- Marisa Materazzi, JU law student, class of 2025.
- Lauren Fisher, JU law student, class of 2025.
- Andrew-Paul Griffis, JU law student, class of 2025.
And, a 1920s musical, gangsters and a drunken chaperone. We’ll talk to folks behind a new show at St. Augustine’s Limelight Theatre.
Guests:
Sherrie Provence, executive director of Limelight Theatre.
Jimmy Alexander, actor playing Robert Martin in The Drowsy Chaperone.
