Tampa Bay Podcast Archive

Have you ever wondered how embracing failure could become a stepping stone to growth and enlightenment? What if we told you that there's a paradoxical concept known as "intelligent failures" that can drive progress and personal development? Today, we journey down this path with Dr. Amy Edmondson, a distinguished professor at Harvard Business School and author of the transformative book "Right Kind of Wrong." Full show notes and resources can be found here: https://passionstruck.com/dr-amy-edmondson-failure-key-to-success/ Understanding Failure as a Pathway to Growth: A Dialogue with Amy Edmondson In our discussion, we explore various facets of failure and learning. From the significance of teamwork and checklists in high-stress situations to the complexity of failure to the vital role of self-awareness, we leave no stone unturned. We also discuss the importance of systems thinking in preventing failure and the necessity of embracing failure for personal growth. Our conversation wraps up with a deep understanding of managing emotions and the necessity of building psychological safety in the workplace. Join us on this journey of learning and growth. #passionstruck #johnrmiles #tampabay #radio #radiostpete

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Nanette Wiser's 6/5 Wednesday with Wiser and Let's Go Guide for Radiostpete.comINSIDER curates the best Tampa Bay events, entertainment, festivals, arts, good eats/drinks, music, nightlife, culture and what to do from downtown St. Pete to the beaches...and beyond! https://bit.ly/3JyGIOE Catch music, sports, podcasts and audio interviews on RadioStPete.com! Click Audio/Blogs on the top nav bar! https://lnkd.in/eeBvXwVc #wiserwednesday #wednesdaywithwiser #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #tampabayevents #localevents #nanettewiser #downtownStPete #DTSP #music #arts #dining #culture #nightlife #theater #festivals #events #pridemonth #pridestpetersburg #pridegulfport

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Meagan Young is the Health Program Supervisor for Healthy St Pete a division of the Community Enrichment Department of the City of St. Petersburg. The mission of Healthy St Pete is to build a culture of health in our city by making the healthy choice the easy choice through a collaborative community effort. The program aims to improve health outcomes, reduce health inequities, and strive to implement policies and programs that give the community opportunities to reach and enjoy optimal health. In this segment Meagan provides some background, some information about the programs Healthy St Pete supports and some news about upcoming programs funded by some new grants the city has obtained to support healthy nutrition. The City of St Petersburg has allocated $1.179 million using the American Rescue Plan Act State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds to improve food access and security in St. Petersburg. Healthy St. Pete and community partners are working together to increase access to nutritious foods, develop a plan to strengthen our local food system, and ensure children continue to receive meals during out of school time. o #meaganyoung #healthystpete #stpeteparksandrec #stpetersburgcommunityenrichment #cityofstpete #cityofstpetersburg #karencarmichael #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete For more information about Healthy St Pete visit: https://www.healthystpetefl.com/ For more segments with Karen visit: https://linktr.ee/karen.carmichael

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In this interview segment Karen Carmichael chats with Susana Darwin about the success of her short film Flag Act. After many years working in politics, the law, and publishing, Susana Darwin joyfully returned to her early passion for film when she put her narrative short Hatboxes into production. That award-winning film appeared in 15 film festivals and conferences worldwide. In 2016, Susana produced For the World: The Montessori School of Englewood, a documentary short about a school on Chicago’s South Side. Susana moved with her wife in 2018 to St. Petersburg, Florida, an exceptionally film-supportive city. Joining a writer/actor group made Susana part of a network of talented people who have contributed directly to the launch of her award-winning short film Longer in 2019. In 2023, Susana released Flag Act, which she wrote and directed. “With anti-democratic impulses on the rise,” she says, “the majority of us who believe in democracy need a boost of courage, and a hearty laugh never hurts. People gasp aloud at how timely Flag Act is.” Susana is also currently at work on several short and feature-length screenplays and a novel, in addition to creations in other forms of visual art. Her other passions include aloha shirts, fat novels, political organizing, and outdoor music festivals. For more about Susana’s work visit: https://www.burmesetigertrapproductions.com/work #susanadarwin #flagact #sunscreenfilmfestival #gasparillafilmfestival #stpetefl #cityofart #wada #film #lgbtq+ #stpetersburgfl #lgbtq+films #burmesetigertrapproductions #shortfilms #comedyfilm #comedyshorts #radiostpete #karencarmichael #sunshinesisters #karenarts For more segments with Karen visit: https://linktr.ee/karen.carmichael #karencarmichael #susanadarwin #flagact #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #lunchtimeconversations

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The Homemade Broadcast this week: Check out the HMBradio Store and get a hat or something or DONATE. We livestream Wednesday evenings around 7PM on YouTube, Twitter and Facebook. Keep up to date on where to watch HERE This week: Will & Anna are from Mars...and Venus. Is the American Shopping mall a relic or on it's way back. Get in touch with the show and leave a voice or text message at: (813) 693-2124 The #HMB airs Sunday's on Sunshine FM 96.7 in downtown St. Petersburg & anywhere in the world at Radio St. Pete @ 6:10PM & Monday's at 10:15PM or on demand via your favorite podcast app, just search "HMBradio Tampa Bay". If you're enjoying the podcast, please give it a 5 STAR rating on your podcast app, it only takes a second and really helps out. If you're REALLY enjoying it, consider making a DONATION, thanks and I like you more than a friend. Follow the show EVERYWHERE Thanks to our sponsors: Homemade Podcasts: "Reach clients through Podcasting #hmb #radiostpete #radiostpete.com

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Billie’s “Brain Dead” story from the perspective of her parents. Digital Flotsam was originally created by RadioStPete volunteer P.W. Fenton. It appeared for several years nationally on Sirius Satellite Radio. We are proud to offer these great spoken word pieces again. #digitalflotsam #pwfenton #noplacelikehome #tampabay #radio #radiostpete

RadioStPeteINSIDER news director Nanette Wiser spoke with the distinguished and gracious St. Petersburg Chief of Police, Anthony Holloway about police mentoring and local youth programs funded and supported by the City and his department. He told us that youth programs are more than fun and games, they are a way to support positive behaviors, give young people the opportunity to pursue their passions (sports, but also arts, and STEM) that might not be available to them, and foster positive relationships between the police and young people of all ages. This is not just a summer mission, it’s a year-round commitment. https://police.stpete.org/ YOUTH PROGRAMS - BACKGROUND SPPD has received the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) grant three times and has funded programs to provide positive activities for youth with a foundation of education by removing economic barriers for participation while diverting them from potential criminal activity. Their projects involve collaboration and serve youth in a proactive rather than a reactive manner, while reinforcing positive ongoing relationships among youth, law enforcement agencies, and community organizations. Creating community-based positive opportunities for youth reduces juvenile crime and victimization while enhancing community safety, and quality-of-life issues. Our prior project was featured in the “Spotlight” of the COPS Office publication for funded partners and received national recognition. SPPD’s prior projects have included educational stipends for graduating high school seniors who were selected by their principals for their excellent character, hard-working nature (extracurricular activities and outside employment) and need for a little extra support due to various challenges. These students enjoyed a day of engagement with SPPD (forensics, training, K-9s) and then got to meet the Chief. The grant also supported partnerships with six grassroot anti-violence organizations and religious organizations focusing on youth. In the following year, the project included support for twenty non-profit youth sports leagues and additional assistance to defray field costs in partnership with the Parks and Recreation Department. Additional youth sports events were held in partnership with the Tampa Bay Rays to increase access and participation in softball geared for at-risk girls. The grant also supported a summer and school-term tutoring project for youth participating in the St. Petersburg Police Athletic League. 2023-2024 In the current grant (ending 9/30/24) , SPPD was funded the full $175,000 to increase exposure to the arts, while providing educational mentorship. We are partnering with The Shirley Proctor Puller Foundation to assist transitioning middle school students to excel in high school and provide clarity about career paths with an innovative curriculum. To ensure youth have a variety of opportunities to participate, we are supporting (1) art education fields trips through the Bill Edwards Foundation, (2) educational materials for after-school programs for Title 1 children at Great Explorations, (3) scholarships for students to attend art camp at the Morean Arts Center, and (4) staff support to increase youth participation in performance arts and liaison support with the schools through Arts Conservatory for Teens. We will also provide funding to the Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum, Inc for youth related education. Chief Holloway told us they are in the process of applying for a fourth year of funding with a project focused on STEM and workforce readiness for St. Petersburg youth. BUT THERE’S MORE In addition, through their partnership with Gulf Coast JFCS and the CALL program – nonviolent and noncriminal youth related calls are diverted to trained social workers and a specialized Youth Engagement Specialist who responds and follows up with families to link with services. SPPD also regularly receives funding from organizations like...

In September 2022, Hurricane Ian made landfall, as a Category 4, at Sanibel Island on Florida’s southwestern coast. Between the 120 miles-per-hour winds and the 12-foot storm surge, the tiny barrier island didn’t stand a chance. Homes and businesses were either destroyed or severely damaged, numerous people drowned, and a section of the causeway linking Sanibel to the mainland was literally blown away, making it difficult for first responders and law enforcement to assess and assist. New York Times bestselling novelist Randy Wayne White, a resident of Sanibel, “rode out” the storm. On today’s Arts Alive! podcast, White says he did it, for the most part, to observe and take notes. He wanted to find out what it felt like in the middle of a tropical cyclone, a natural occurrence that he says only becomes a disaster when man is involved. He also confesses he probably shouldn’t have done it. Nearly two years later, the Sanibel home he shares with his wife isn’t completely rebuilt yet. They’ve been living a nomadic life, in various parts of the state, until they get the green light. Should be soon, he explains. White has just published One Deadly Eye, the 27th book in his series about brilliant marine biologist (and global bad guy-buster) Marion “Doc” Ford. This time, it’s personal. The hurricane that pulverizes Dinkin’s Bay, Doc Ford’s longtime home base, is never given a name in One Deadly Eye. It simply exists, and it’s the book’s major character, even though Ford is, as always, the protagonist. He, too, rides out the storm – and then must contend with a ruthless band of Russian mercenaries, whose plan is to descend on the island in the immediate wake of the storm, before any police can get out there safely. Once ensconced, they’ll rob the area’s more expensive homes, where there’s valuable artwork and other prizes for the plucking. And if some innocents get hurt, well that’s just too bad. On the podcast, White discusses Ian, Florida, the insurance business, hurricanes past … and how he skillfully crafted fiction from fact for One Deadly Eye. He’ll sign books in St. Pete this weekend: Sunday (June 2), 12-3 p.m. at Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille, Jungle Terrace; Monday (June 3) 12-3 p.m. at Doc Ford’s Rum Bar & Grille, St. Pete Pier; 7 p.m. Monday at Coastal Creative/Tombolo Books (info here). #randywaynewhite #artsalive #billdeyoung #stpetecatalyst #docford #tampabay #radio #radiostpete

Audrey Stasko, Duke Energy Corporate Communications joins Ryan and Keith in the RadioStPete studio to discuss Duke Energy's, energy savings programs and the Utility's connection to St. Pete's major running event in November. #dukeenergy #audreystasko #runfest #steterunfest #ryanjordan #keithjordan #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete

UP TO HEAR with Matthew McGee and Natalie Symons Episode 1 – Rob Lowe’s Mullet In their debut podcast, these two besties Matthew and Natalie quip and quibble about theater, theater memories, plays they loved and actors/writers, living through the pandemic with theaters shut and their creative juices unrequited, the power of friendship and conversation, artistic inspiration, their favorite theater experience, what’s next at freeFall https://freefalltheatre.com/, AI and its impact on actors and theater, why streaming is killing the moviehouses and best of all, their next projects including Matthew’s Rocky Horror Picture Show role this July at The Straz. Matthew McGee has been a sought after and award-winning character actor for 25+ years. He has appeared in numerous regional venues including the Hippodrome Theatre, Asolo Repertory Theatre, freeFallTheatre Company, Stageworks Tampa, Mountain Theatre Company, Aurora Theatre and as a cast member at Walt Disney World. Matthew was named Staff and Readers’ Pick for Best Actor in Creative Loafing’s Best of the Bay 2022 issue for his work as celebrity chef James Beard in I Love to Eat and as Hercule Poirot in Murder on the Orient Express. His performance as Mother Superior in the Straz Center for the Performing Arts production of Nunsense A-men earned him a Theatre Tampa Bay Award for Outstanding Leading Actor in a Musical. Favorite roles include: Edna Turnblad in Hairspray, Max Bialystock in The Producers, Dr. Watson in Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville and Dennis Dupree in Rock of Ages. Tampa Bay audiences may remember Matthew as Frank N Furter in American Stage in the Park’s Rocky Horror Show in 2012 and will be the narrator in this July’s Straz RHS production. https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-mcgee-9a3632130/ Natalie Symons is an award-winning playwright and best-selling novelist. Her plays have been developed and produced at theatres across the county, including freeFall Theatre, ACT Theatre, Theatre22, Urbanite Theatre, American Stage, Aurora Theatre, Theater Schmeater, Florida Studio Theatre, Bridge Street Theatre, Amas Musical Theatre, Arts Garage, and Key City Public Theatre. Most recently her new comedy, NIGHTSWEAT world premiered at freeFall Theatre in St. Petersburg. THE PEOPLE DOWNSTAIRS premiered at American Stage and received the Broadway World Regional Award for Best Original Script of the Decade. Her play NAMING TRUE was included in Ashland New Play Festival’s inaugural Play4Keeps podcast and was a finalist for the Bridge Initiative Women in Theatre Playwright of the Year Award. In addition, her work has been featured in Smith & Kraus’ Best of 2019 and 30th Anniversary Edition Best of 2020. Her debut novel LIES IN BONE was released by Boyle & Dalton and earned The Eric Hoffer Literary Award, The NIEA Award, and was the recipient of the Chanticleer International Book Awards’ Somerset Grand Prize in Literary and Contemporary fiction. Also an actress, Natalie’s Florida credits include, ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST, AN EMPTY PLATE IN THE CAFÉ DE GRANDE BOUEF, BECKY SHAW, THE COMEDY OF ERRORS, (freeFall Theatre), REBORNING (Urbanite Theatre), LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS (Stageworks), THE FOREIGNER (American Stage). Next season she will play Mabel in THE PEOPLE DOWNSTAIRS at Stageworks Theatre. Originally from Buffalo, New York, she now lives in St. Petersburg with her husband, Jim and their SPCA Tampa Bay-adopted dogs, Chloe and Ted Danson. https://www.nataliesymons.com/ #theater #matthewmcgee #nataliesymons #freeFalltheater #uptohear #drama #playwright #author #liesinbone #roblowe #tampabay #radio #radiostpete

Pickleball in Pinellas is a making a grand slam and folks of all ages are embracing the sport. Radio St Pete Insider Correspondent and tennis/pickleball pro Brian Hartz covers local pickleball and tennis events, trends and tips in our new series. #tennis #pickleball #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete

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HISTORYically St. Pete with Rui Farias is a weekly conversation where the St. Petersburg Museum of History executive director explores the truths, and myths of the people and events that created the Sunshine City. Located on the St. Pete Pier, the Museum of History has been sharing the stories of the Sunshine City for 102 years and we are happy to share those stories with you here on this podcast. The late “Godfather of Soul” James Brown, who played the Manhattan Casino back in the day, sang in 1966 that “It’s a man's, man's, world”. But maybe not so much here in the Sunshine City. Today we’re going to look at the roles women played in the history of growth of St. Petersburg. Today’s guest is Jessy Breckenridge, the Archives & Collections Manager for the Museum of History, and curated one of the museum’s most popular exhibits, Meddling – The Women Who Built St. Pete. Somewhere between preserving and protecting our city’s rich history and helping hundreds of residents and researchers discover treasures in our archives, Jessy found the time to curate Meddling, and while doing so, uncovered quite a bit of untold St. Pete history about the pioneering women (business owners, doctors, lawyers and wives/mothers) who helped grow the city and were ahead of their time. They talk about how individual women accomplished amazing feats here in St. Pete but more importantly, how their collaboration and connections steered the path of the city at the early women’s clubs, were much more than just afternoon tea. The history of women’s suffrage, the marches and the protests, is explored and Jessy talks about the struggle for the women’s right to vote in St. Pete. Stop by the Museum of History and to see Medding – The Women Who Built St. Pete, and five other galleries of St. Pete history. The Museum is located on the St. Pete Pier and is open seven days a week. https://spmoh.com/ #history #ruifarias #stpetersburgmuseumofhistory #HISTORYicallystpete #sunshinecity #floridahistory #stpetersburghistory #womensrights #stpetewomen #womenwhobuiltstpete #meddlingwomen # Jessy Breckenridge #tampabay #radio #radiostpete

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Stay cool, little fools! The Sassy Scribe sashayed around local splash pads and splash parks and finished her discovery day by sampling frozen treats! #northshoreaquaticcenter #splashharbourwaterpark #icecream #gelato #hyppopops #brightside #sassyscribe #nanettewiser #splashpads #sassyscribe #nanettewiser #tampabay #radio #radiostpete