Radio St. Pete Podcast Archive

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Six mayoral candidates participated: Ken Welch (Incumbent Mayor) Charlie Crist (Former Florida Governor) Brandi Gabbard (City Council Member) Jim Large (Former St. Petersburg Fire Chief) Maria Scruggs (Former NAACP St. Petersburg branch president) Kevin Batdorf   Key Discussion Topics Development vs. City Character: Discussions included balancing downtown development with neighborhood character. I...

#abseesyou #alexisbaum is on the road in the Town of Parry Sound, Ontario! #tampabay #radio #radiostpete 

In this episode of Good Deeds, host Nanette Wiser chats with David Warner and Larry Biddle about Voices of Hope for Aphasia and their fundraiser 7/1, WORDPLAY. 

Bryant Wood on Unlock Healing with Spiritual Biohacking In this enlightening episode of Passion Struck , host John R. Miles sits down with Bryant Wood, a renowned breathwork coach, healer, and expert in spiritual biohacking , to explore the profound intersection of mind, body, and spirit in personal transformation.  Bryant shares his deeply personal journey—from a childhood rooted in faith to losi...

In this week's ARTS ALIVE!, podcast host Bill DeYoung talks with novelist L.L. Kirchner, who published two eye-opening memoirs before deep-diving head first into the world of fiction.  Not so long ago, Kirchner created, over the course of two years and change, a series of three character-driven novels ( The Queenpin Chronicles ) that began in 1940s St. Petersburg and ended in 1970s Havana. Nearly...

Following the history, the Howard University Choir performs what is today considered the "Black National Anthem."  "Lift Every Voice and Sing" was originally written as a poem in 1900 by James Weldon Johnson , a prominent African American writer and NAACP leader, and set to music by his brother, J. Rosamond Johnson in 1905.  The song was first performed by a choir of 500 schoolchildren at the segr...

St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership's Shaun Drinkard visited the RadioStPete studio on Monday to discuss plans for Williams Park.  Shaun joined Stephen Riordan and Domenico Pontoriero as they hosted the kickoff for the RadioStPete Summer fundraiser.  #stpetedna #williamspark #stpetefl #stpete #shawndrinkard #stpetedowntownpartnership #tampabay #radio #radiostpete 

Gina joined Stephen Riordan and Domenico Pontoriero in our studio leading off RadioStPete's  Sunshine Summer Jam Fundraiser. #ginadriscoll #stpetefl #stpete #stpete  #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #district6 #citycouncil 

 Lunchtime Conversation host talks with Monica Drake about JUICY: A Slice of Florida Life which opens on June 30 with a reception 3-5pm and program at 5 at Ticketing B at the St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport; parking validation will be provided. RSVP to mrouth@fly2pie.com by 6/24. The exhibit is curated by Maggie Duffy. ABOUT THE EXHIBIT  Creative Pinellas, in partnership with Heritage Vi...

Renaissance woman Gabrielle Calise is the Culture, Music and Nostalgia Reporter for the Tampa Bay Times. She reports on offbeat Florida and her favorite stories are exploring Florida and  local oddities. We talked about recent stories including Crowbar's closing, Live Nation's proposed new venue near Ybor City, BTS sightings (pickleball, ice cream tastings), mermaid culture, peacock mania, Tampa T...

As we explore Pinellas County neighborhoods, Lunchtime Conversation host Nanette Wiser was please to welcome Ricky Butler, vice-mayor of Pinellas Park and an advocate of good deeds. We talked about issues facing all municipalities in general and Pinellas Park in particular and the many successes they have achieved with their visionary initiatives. It's all about community activism plus treating pe...

This airs on HISTORICALLY ST. PETE 6/22/2026. On June 11, the St. Petersburg Museum of History welcomed Todd Wiseman, Jr. to talk about his film "A Land Remembered shooting now in Tampa Bay and Florida. The beloved book by this award-winning movie director drew a sold-out crowd on the first day tickets went on sale, and guests were treated to a multimedia presentation and insider glimpse on the ma...

Lunchtime Conversations host Nanette Wiser chats with Rui Farias, Executive Director of the St. Petersburg Museum of History, about upcoming events and exhibits, fun for the family all year round. Sharing Sunshine City stories for more than a 100 years! On exhibit: Wish You Were Here: The Art of Selling Sunshine, the Seminole People of Florida, amazing local baseball & aviation history, a 3,00...

In this episode of MUSIC SCENE, Lunchtime Conversation host Nanette Wiser welcomes back to studio Laurie Loyst , singer and entertainer extraordinaire. On June 20, catch her at The Maria Center in Gulfport for a night of live music, dancing and patriotic America 250 celebration "Stars, Stripes & Swing" 5:30-9pm with 18-piece big band orchestra. There will be a dance competition, All American c...

 Elvis Presley had a rich history in the Tampa Bay area, performing multiple times between 1955 and 1976. His early Florida shows are historically legendary, with one 1955 performance at The Armory producing the iconic photograph that became the cover of his self-titled debut album. Read the Tampa Bay Times story on his 1956 visit. 

& 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...

(Airs 6/16/2026)

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...