Radio St. Pete Podcast Archive

& we’re back. This week, we debate the use of sunscreen (again) after FDA approves a new ingredient for the first time in decades. Tom Brady has a new drink coming to the market and it correlates well with Pride Month. Later, the iPhone is being blamed for lower birthrates and we get real about reality. Hear that on the Substack . Sign up for free to sign up. We will be back live on Wednesday...

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Welcome to ONE PLACE, MANY VOICES - Pinellas County. In this episode, Deb Carson talks with author and Eckerd alumni Stephanie Kadel Taras who wrote two books on Eckerd College history (her grandfather was involved as a founder and first president) Stephanie’s own Eckerd story started without ceremony. Her parents moved rather suddenly from her small West Virginia hometown to St. Petersburg just b...

In this episode of ONE PLACE, MANY VOICES - Pinellas County, podcast series host Nanette Wiser talks with Tara Hubbard (an environmental activist and steward of the land and sea) and her aunt Kathleen Hubbard (poet Maureen McDole's mother) to talk  about the history of their family and role in Pinellas County history on the Gulf Beaches, and beyond. Please join this for a fascinating  look back on...

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In this episode of PLAY BALL, Dan Hirshberg catches up with Greg Jones, Seminole High School grad who went on to greatness!  As a catcher at Seminole High School and later at Pasco-Hernando College, Greg was a solid backstop and hitter. As a pitcher his resume was miniscule. In fact, less than miniscule. However, longtime area scout Tom Kotchman noticed something special about Jones' arm. And even...

In this episode of PLAY BALL host Dan Hirshberg chats with Ashlyn Wear about her baseball successes. When it comes to taking a swing at the bat or putting on her catching equipment, Ashlyn Wear can more than keep up with her teammates - not softball teammates - but baseball teammates. Ashlyn, who has never played softball, plays regularly on two competitive boys baseball teams and an elite nationa...

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Pete Merrigan, T.C. Carr and Vinnie Seplesky join Bill DeYoung for this edition of Arts Alive! For more than four decades, these musicians have been in the front lines of the Mad Beach Band, at one time the hardest-working, busiest and most popular group in town. The guys came to the podcast studio to play a little music, to talk about old times and new, and to plug the band’s June 16 show at the...

Lunchtime Conversation host chatted with blues legend Eden Brent about her upcoming 6/18 performance at The Palladium on the grand piano for an intimate evening of authentic, Delta Blues. Born and raised in the Mississippi Delta, Eden Brent brings genuine Blues straight from its roots. Her performances blend Boogie-Woogie, Blues, Jazz, Gospel, and Soul, creating a powerful and deeply moving live e...

(E260)In this episode of Florida Spectacular, hosts Cathy Salustri and Rick Kilby talk with Florida artist Blair Petersen Updike  about why she created the Florida Gallery, Florida art, and what she thinks everyone should do in Polk County. Wild Space Gallery at the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation Benjamin Dimmitt An Unflinching Look: Elegy for a Landscape Blair Petersen Updike website and In...

Domenico Pontoriero sits down with acclaimed singer-songwriter Julie Black to explore her creative process, musical influences, and recent recognition as a recipient of the prestigious Palladium Creative Fellowship. Julie shares how her music is deeply rooted in pre-1960 blues, jazz, and soul while embracing a broad artistic palette that allows her songs to evolve organically. Writing music since...

In this episode, host Stephen Riordan dives into the upcoming production of the Tony Award-winning musical Passing Strange , which closes out a powerful season at The Studio at 620 in St. Petersburg, Florida. Under the new leadership of Artistic Director Erica Sutherlin , the theater has focused heavily on inclusivity and boundary-pushing art. Stephen welcomes two of the production's featured cast...

In this episode of Good Deeds, Lunchtime Conversation host Nanette Wiser talks with Sara Garas, Woven Anew Founder & CEO. Woven Anew is redefining what a thrift boutique can be. Located in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg on Central Avenue, Woven Anew is more than an upscale thrift boutique. It is a safe haven where young women find dignity, encouragement, and practical support as they ove...

In this episode of Good Deeds, Lunchtime Conversation host Nanette Wiser catches up with Lauren Hubbard about what's happening in both St. Petersburg and abroad with her non-profit, All The World's Kids .  👉 2nd Global Impact Expedition to the Kingdom of Cambodia June 16-July 4, on a mission to build water filters and provide clean and safe drinking water to families. Water filters last up to 15...

In this episode of Music Scene, Lunchtime Conversation host Nanette Wiser chats with author, composer, pianist and radio/tv show host Dr. Mark Evans who has spent his career preserving and promoting America's cultural and musical heritage. Learn more here. Did you know that a composer signed the Declaration of Independence? America has a rich musical heritage, but it is in danger of falling into a...

(Airs 6/9/2026) In this episode, longtime resident and historian Sharon Centanne and Lealman Exchange and St. Pete Press publisher Amy Cianci talk about Lealman now and in the past.  Lealman's history began in the 1870s when Elza B. Lealman, a former Suwannee County sheriff, relocated to the Pinellas Peninsula to farm strawberries and citrus. Originally a massive, rural settlement stretching acros...

(Airs 6/29) In this episode of One Place, Many Voices, Beth Gelman talks with Christine Renc-Carter. What was it like to grow up in a household where art was the family business? That's the question at the heart of Beth Gelman’s conversation with Christine Renc-Carter, Pinellas County artist and Executive Director of the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art. Christine's parents are artists who ran a thrivi...

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& we’re back. This week, Will & Anna battle it out over sun protection. A City of St. Pete employee is under arrest after running over and killing a homeless women in an alley. Later, Teen Takeovers are sprouting up all over the country. One thing is clear- we don't have to live this way. Hear that on the Substack . Sign up for free. We will be back live on Wednesday at 6:00PM over at Will...

(Rebroadcast Monday, June 6, 2026) JUNE 11, 2026 @ 6pm   HAPPY HOUR with THE HISTORIAN is sold out. RadioStPete will rebroadcast Todd's talk on Lunchtime Conversation in June.  Presented by Southern Roots Realty St. Petersburg Museum of History's Rui Farias spoke with  award winning film director Todd Wiseman Jr., currently shooting "A Land Remembered," based on the beloved 1984 book by Patrick D....