Radio St. Pete Podcast Archive

In this episode of ARTS ALIVE! St. Pete Catalyst's Bill DeYoung chats with cast members Roxanne Fay and Bonnie Agans, starring in playwright David Lindsay-Abaire’s Ripcord is the new show at the Off- Central in St. Petersburg.  They’re both familiar to Tampa Bay theater fans; both have years of memorable performances on their resumes, from dramas to comedies. Ripcord, which runs through April 19 a...

E251  Wonders of Shadow Key, Elvis, and Cryptids We Have Loved In this episode of FLORIDA SPECTACULAR, hosts Cathy Salustri and Rick Kilby are joined by Florida author John Fleming  to talk about his latest book, Wonders of Shadow Key . Wonders of Shadow Key   Review of Wonders of Shadow Key   Connections TV show (BBC) John Fleming's website   Follow That Dream (movie)  The Legend of the Barefoot...

(4/10/2026) ArtWalk this Saturday, St. Pete Jazz Festival, Tampa Bay Blues Festival, Gasparilla Music Festival and another classic car show outside the St. Pete Yacht Club this weekend🎶 Enjoy concerts at Central Park Performing Arts Center, Capitol Theater, Ruth Eckerd Hall, Baycare Sound, The Mahaffey,   The Palladium  ,  Seven C Saturday morning concerts and The Florida Orchestra 's 4/15 Femme...

In this episode of News from The Edge District, executive director Nicole Waters gives us the latest news and previews what's coming up in this exciting downtown St. Petersburg neighborhood, especially now that The Rays are back at The Trop! The Edge Walk & Talk Take a community stroll through the EDGE District and experience the heart of one of St. Petersburg’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Dur...

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(4/13/2026 @5:10 pm) Why Rest and Play Are Essential for a Full Life!  When was the last time you let yourself rest without feeling guilty? In this episode, WORK IS THIRD podcast host sits down with Carmen Price Carrillo to talk about rest, joy, and the pressure to always be productive. Carmen shares how she learned to reclaim joy and slow down without apology. We reflect on how rest can be an act...

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--Veteran sportswriter and handicapper Bob Bauer is here every week with the latest from Tampa Bay's Iconic racing venue celebrating its 100th Anniversary. -- Listen every race day for Bob's picks for the feature race on our St. Pete Sounds Channel at 9am and 11am and the live call of that same feature race on our Florida Sports Stream Channel. #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #tampabaydowns #skywayf...

Lunchtime Conversation host Nanette Wiser loves a good laugh, and with the multitalented Cat Lim in studio as Pinky Debartlo , Agent To The Stars, just off her hilarious performance at Green Light Cinema in March, returning May 30th! The talented graphic designer is no stranger to our studio. Lim is a bassist and vocalist with the Ladies Rock Camp-born all-girl indie band Hex Appeal band. They joi...

In this episode of STORYTIME, host Janet Keeler welcomes children’s book author and illustrator Davon Miller to the podcast. He may be the first author who was born loving to read. Davon writes for kids from kindergarten to second grade. He’s produced five books in the Mr. Tickety-Tok series. His newest book, A Bus Can’t Drive Empty, launches a new series.  Davon is a recipient of the Citizenship...

As we continue our April celebration of National Poetry Month and the City of St. Petersburg's poetry events, Lunchtime Conversation host Nanette Wiser and St. Petersburg Arts Alliance Executive Director welcome Maureen McDole virtually back to studio to read from her new book, Mending The Nets (cover art by her partner and artist Oliver) and talk about Keep St. Pete Lit's Yellowjacket Press call...

In this episode of GARDENING in FLORIDA, host Nanette Wiser kicks off April Earth Month with some tips on what to plant to attract birds. To bring birds into your landscape, plant a variety of Florida native wildflowers that provide food and habitat. Include species that produce nectar and seeds, attract insects, and offer shelter. A new study suggests birdwatching and group social interaction may...

Lunchtime Conversation host Nanette Wiser welcomes back Helen French , Executive Director of the St. Petersburg Arts Alliance and choreographer/dancer. We talk about this year's Beacon Dance success, her vision for Arts Alliance including a refreshed website, ArtWalk 2nd Saturday, SHINE Origins 2025, Creative Pinellas/SPAA collaboration for funding artists and SPAA's youth arts grants for summer c...

Lunchtime Conversation host welcomed our book correspondent Dominic Howarth, Book + Bottle ,  back to studio to talk about National Poetry Month, history and bios as part of America 250, new books from local authors and what to read for Earth month plus more. Book + Bottle is celebrating poetry every Tuesday 6-8pm in April, connecting people through poetry and craft experiences and readings from m...

In this episode of ART & INSPIRATION, host Brenda McMahon welcomes Stephanie "GeminiFox" Jackson, to read a poem from her book "The Slow Unraveling: Caterpillar" and talk about her journey and why poetry matters. Check out all the St. Pete poetry events in April here .  LISTEN  to all Arts & Inspiration Podcasts w/Brenda McMahon here. CURRENT EXHIBIT @Brenda McMahon Gallery Truth & Fre...

In this episode of Historically St. Pete, SPMOH Executive Director Rui Farias chats with the award-winning legendary historian and USF Florida Humanities retired professor Dr. Gary Mormino about his new book that will come out this year. Please join Rui and Dr. Mormino at Happy Hour with The Historian 4/9 @St. Petersburg Museum of History features Dr. Gary Mormino talking about his upcoming book:...

Big Broadway Energy host Stephen Riordan welcomes listeners to a lively episode celebrating community theater and the magic of the stage. Stephen spotlights American Stage and its beloved annual outdoor production, American Stage in the Park , held at Demens Landing Park. This year’s featured production is Into the Woods by Stephen Sondheim —a layered retelling of classic fairy tales that explores...

4/14/2026 In this episode of One Place, Many Voices, activist and historian Josette Green joins host Nanette Wiser to talk about Campbell Park history and her St. Petersburg Black History Tours offering two tours. ONE PLACE, MANY VOICES - One Place, Many Voices is a podcast celebrating America's 250th anniversary in Pinellas County, amplifying stories about the history of people and places in our...

(Airs 4/28 1:10 pm) In this episode of One Place, Many Voices - Pinellas County, series host Nanette Wiser talks with Linda Smock about the history of plants and how they were used during Pinellas County history, from indigenous people to the 1800s for food, medicine and utensils.  🎤Welcome to our America 250 celebration and our One Place, Many Voices podcast series powered by Heritage Village ,...

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(4/6/2026) In this episode of One Place, Many Voices, host Nanette Wisesr chats with author Deb Carson about the history of the circus in Pinellas County and her book about her uncle Albert, one Ringling's most famous performers in advance of World Circus Day this month. Becoming FLO: A Mostly True Story by Deb Carson (edited by Nanette Wiser, cover art by Janet Nummi)  Says Carson: It’s Baltimore...

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We're smitten with the sensational Laurie Loyst ! In this episode of Music Scene, host Nanette Wiser chats with the musical legend (NYC to St. Pete Beach and beyond) and her upcoming show at the Catherine Hickman Theater April 11 to support the Gulfport Senior Center Foundation renovation and expansion project. Both her mom and dad Charlie were musicians who met in Pearl Harbor, her son Charlie is...

Arthur Brooks: How to Find The Meaning of Your Life in an Age of Emptiness In this episode of Passion Struck, John R. Miles talks with Arthur Brooks. This is an invitation to step out of the noise, to reconsider what truly matters, and to begin reconnecting with a life that feels lived rather than simulated. We live in a time where everything appears to be working, where opportunity is abundant, t...