This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence has grabbed attention and fired both imagination and fear. What’s the current state of AI? How does bringing the World of AI to your business happen? And if AI is so great, do humans still matter? A panel of experts and members of Jacksonville Business Professionals joins host Kent Justice for an episode called, “A.I., The Promise and the Peril.”
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - Veterans Impact on Economy
Operation New Uniform gets support from business like Swisher to put former military members into the civilian workforce. We’re looking at why that’s a win-win as an opportunity for veterans, and the chance for local businesses to access a well-trained workforce.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition -- Gateway JAX
What’s the latest happening in downtown Jacksonville NOT connected to the sports district? The five-block Gateway transformation Downtown at Union and Pearl is an almost $500 million project to build apartments, retail, restaurants, etc., by the group that redeveloped Downtown Tampa. Two of the key players in the project join host Kent Justice, along with the leader of Jacksonville’s Downtown Investment Authority, and Karen Brune Mathis from the Jax Daily Record.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, the real estate market
We are talking real estate on This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition. We sit down with Diana Galavis, President of Northeast Florida Association of Realtors, about the recent shift in real estate. Mortgages rates are high, home prices are stabilizing, so what does this mean for someone who wants to buy a home, or what about sellers? What’s affordable and where? We’ll break it down for you so you can make informed decisions on today’s real estate.
News4JAX launches new streaming podcast, “This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition” with Kent Justice
It's no secret that Jacksonville's economy is growing and businesses here are booming. In fact, Jacksonville is the fifth fastest growing city in America, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. And with that comes a lot of questions about jobs, real estate, finances and more. That's why we've started a brand new streaming series, branching off of our very successful policy show "This Week in Jacksonville". It's called "This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition.
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This Week in Jacksonville: Hand on Government
It's time for Hand on Government. Chris Hand joins Kent Justice - and they talk about presidential politics. That includes the impact of President Biden's unprecedented status – He’s now serving, he’s more than eighty years old. How will that affect the race for re-election? Plus - remembering Jacksonville’s amazing Rita Reagan... And what to watch for when the lawmakers return to Tallahassee next year.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - Veterans Impact on Economy
Operation New Uniform gets support from business like Swisher to put former military members into the civilian workforce. We’re looking at why that’s a win-win as an opportunity for veterans, and the chance for local businesses to access a well-trained workforce.
This Week in Jacksonville: Sheriff Cook, Jimmy Peluso
We have Clay County Sheriff Michelle Cook with us. The new demands that seem to be coming for her office. That includes the School Board voting to get rid of the district police department... and continuing growth throughout Clay. In Duval County - we're hosting Councilman Jimmy Peluso. His view from City Council on the Emerald Trail and "The Stadium of the Future."
This Week in Jacksonville: Chris Hand, DeAndrea Fuller, Michael Fleming
Jacksonville's City Hall and downtown development -- Those are some of the local topics on the table today. Our Hand on Government segment looks at the national issues including decisions Congress had to make about a new Speaker and what to do in the budget. Plus - mixed news about veterans and death by suicide. Our panel confronts the issues that arise after serving - and what each of us should watch for.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition -- Gateway JAX
What’s the latest happening in downtown Jacksonville NOT connected to the sports district? The five-block Gateway transformation Downtown at Union and Pearl is an almost $500 million project to build apartments, retail, restaurants, etc., by the group that redeveloped Downtown Tampa. Two of the key players in the project join host Kent Justice, along with the leader of Jacksonville’s Downtown Investment Authority, and Karen Brune Mathis from the Jax Daily Record.
This Week in Jacksonville: Sheriff T.K. Waters, Anne Schindler
The River City once again races past an unhappy milestone. More than a hundred people - murdered this year. What can change that in the years to come? Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters is with us. Plus - award-winning local journalist Anne Schindler takes on a new challenge - accepting the job as Host of First Coast Connect. Her goals for the audience as she begins with WJCT.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, the real estate market
We are talking real estate on This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition. We sit down with Diana Galavis, President of Northeast Florida Association of Realtors, about the recent shift in real estate. Mortgages rates are high, home prices are stabilizing, so what does this mean for someone who wants to buy a home, or what about sellers? What’s affordable and where? We’ll break it down for you so you can make informed decisions on today’s real estate.
This Week in Jacksonville: Pastor Zach Terry, Rep. Bean, Melanie Patz
On This Week in Jacksonville...The war in the middle east has wide-ranging repercussions. We're talking with the local Pastor whose group was caught in Israel when battle broke out. We're also speaking with Congressman Aaron Bean. What is the republican's view on the struggle to name a republican as Speaker of the House? And more than a million dollars raised for the First Coast Relief Fund. The president of United Way of Northeast Florida checks in on how that money can be spent.
News4JAX launches new streaming podcast, “This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition” with Kent Justice
It's no secret that Jacksonville's economy is growing and businesses here are booming. In fact, Jacksonville is the fifth fastest growing city in America, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. And with that comes a lot of questions about jobs, real estate, finances and more. That's why we've started a brand new streaming series, branching off of our very successful policy show "This Week in Jacksonville". It's called "This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition.
This Week in Jacksonville: Boylan, Daniels, Whittle
The future of downtown – and the need for adequate facilities for the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and the jail – may require moving both facilities off Bay Street. But when and at what cost? Joining us.. Is Jacksonville City Councilman Michael Boylan, who chairs a Task Force that seeks to answer those questions. Also, a former Sheriff for Clay County wants to get his old job back. Darryl Daniels explains why he's running again. And the Jacksonville Civic Council, made up of some of the city's most prominent business and community leaders, has new leadership and a new direction. The new CEO, Dennis Whittle, joins us.
This Week in Jacksonville: Dr. Diana Greene, Anne Coglianese, Nat Ford
Former Duval County Schools Superintendent, Dr. Diana Greene, is in a new position and getting ready to grab the mic during TEDxJacksonville. We'll speak with JTA's leader, Nat Ford - who talks about the latest movement on autonomous vehicles. And we're diving into ways to protect the River City - with the City of Jacksonville Chief Resilience Officer, Anne Coglianese.