Radio St. Pete Podcast Archive

In this episode of Music Scene, Lunchtime Conversation host caught up with the whirlwinds vocalist/pianist jazz legend Alexis Cole who just wound up her Virginia Beach Vocal Jazz Summit and will be the featured artist in the Sunday July 5 6pm Vocal Jazz Jam hosted by Jocelyn Medina at a new venue in Plant City, The Red Calliope Gallery. Sign up for this at jazzvoice.com/jam. She will open the event a live one hour set before the virtual jam opens up to singers everywhere to join in the jam. The Big News? New CD coming out "Taking My Seat - A Musical Legacy" plus performances in Deer Head Inn (Delaware Water Gap) July 24, July 31 at Lafayette Bar in Easton Pa and August 1 at Westchester Collaborative Theater in Ossining NY. She will join the prestigious Music School for Music this fall in NYC, where she splits her time between her and Fruitlands Heights in St. Pete! Always a lifelong learner, she took up Spanish last year and walked into our Thrive DTSP studio with a bass (taking lessons at Noisemakers) for her next musical collaborative process, borrowed from Alejandro Arenas. Enjoy our previous interviews with Alexis here. Alexis offers a variety of shows that span jazz, cabaret and orchestra ALEXIS COLE TRIO - Performing a tight evening of remixed jazz standards, Alexis on keys and singing with her long time trio with David Finck on bass and Kenny Hassler on drums, move together with a seeming telepathy through the jazz standard repertoire and beyond. THE MUSIC OF GIGI GRYCE - Together with Gryce's biographer Noal Cohen, they explore Gryce's fascinating life, with never before heard compositions with unpublished lyrics by jazz greats. A perfect music and lecture program for libraries and arts centers. BIG BAND JAZZ CELEBRATION - Alexis is the consummate big band singer. With a great book of excellent original charts by many exemplary arrangers, Alexis is the perfect guest artist for your Big Band or Jazz Orchestra, including strings! I'LL TAKE NEW YORK: GREAT SONGS OF A GREAT CITY - Join Alexis and her trio as they celebrate the pulse and history of NYC through music both popular and obscure. You’ll hear fresh takes on classics like Rodgers & Hart’s “Manhattan,” Sinatra’s “New York, New York,” and Billy Joel’s “New York State of Mind,” coupled with less familiar songs that shine a light on different corners of Gotham; it’s a sonic tour of the spices of life in the big city that never sleeps.SONGS OF THE SEASON: WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS - An upbeat and soul stirring Christmas show featuring father and daughter plus rhythm section and horns with all original arrangements of holiday classics. COMMON GROUND - Together with her father, pianist and organist Mark Finkin, bassist Nick Morrison and drummer Kenny Hassler, the group performs Finkin's inspiring and upbeat Christian music, stirring the soul and bringing people together. In these tense times, they invite Christians from across the political spectrum to come together and find their common ground and minimize the divide through their shared love in Jesus Christ. CANARY IN COMBAT BOOTS - Dispatches from Cole's time in Basic Training alongside songs from the rich musical legacy of WWIIBOTH SIDES OF JONI WITH MONIKA HERZIG: Both Sides of Joni, released March 31, 2023, features a set of reimagined Joni Mitchell songs supporting her messages of truth, life, and wisdom with jazz sensibilities by an all-star cast of musicians including renowned vocalist Alexis Cole and arranger/ pianist Monika Herzig. The album and release tour are dedicated to beloved jazz vocalist Janiece Jaffe who brought the project to life and unexpectedly left this world November 23, 2022.WOMEN IN JAZZ: Together with an all female band including Alexis will performs songs from the classic and contemporary American Songbook penned by women. Treasured favorites like Close Your Eyes, Willow Weep for Me, and Can't We Be Friends meet up with songs from the New Standards: 101 Lead Sheets by Women Composers book released in 2022, edited by Terri Lyne Carrington.VALENTINE'S DAY JUKEBOX: WHERE YOU PICK THE SONGS - A set of romantic jazz favorites, followed by a set of audience requests, where specific songs can be dedicated to loved ones. LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME: TIN PAN ALLEY TALKS TINDER - The Great American Songbook just got PERSONAL. Alexis' show about the perils of dating and the embrace of the single life, Tin Pan Alley Talks Tinder shows that though much has changed since the days of Tin Pan Alley, the music shows us how much has stayed the same in love.DISNEY LOVE SONGS WITH STRINGS - Selections from Alexis' album Someday My Prince Will Come featuring original arrangements for rhythm section and horn(s) plus string quartet. Can also include a children's choir! #musicscene #vocals #piano #jazz #composer #songwriter #alexiscole #nanettewiser

Lunchtime Conversation host Nanette Wiser caught up with Alexander Jones, project Alchemy about his projects wtih NextGen Ballet, choreography for Jobsite's upcoming American Idiot and Ruth Eckerd Hall Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the projectAlchemy's fall 2026-2027 season.projectALCHEMY Presents What Remains: dance, visual art, and photography works with Rebekah Lazaridis and Joey Clay. What Remains is an evening of repertory works reimagined for the stage through collaboration with visual artist Rebekah Lazaridis and photographer Joey Clay. The program features bloom and residue, a work rooted in nature and cycles of transformation, and ABOVE/below, a tarot-based exploration of archetype, shadow, and integration. Together, these works highlight the relationship between movement, visual art, and image – offering two distinct yet connected experiences shaped through ongoing artistic collaboration. TICKETS here.👉This presentation is part of projectALCHEMY’s work as 2025 Creative Fellows at the Palladium at SPC, a program supporting artists in the development and presentation of new and reimagined work.👉projectALCHEMY is a nonprofit dance+ company based in St. Petersburg, Florida. Founded by Alexander Jones (Artistic Director) and led in partnership with Marcus Wehby (Executive Director), projectALCHEMY creates transformative dance experiences that extend beyond the boundaries of performance and production. Learn more: https://www.projectalchemy.dance/values👉This show is produced through the Palladium Creative Fellowships. The Palladium Creative Fellowships support and foster artistically and culturally diverse performing artists.#projectAlchemy #alexanderjones #palladium #dance #art #photography #nanettewiser #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #cityofstpete #dtsp #downtownstpete

Actor, educator and longtime theater professional John Huls joins Bill De Young for this edition of Arts Alive! Huls has been the nucleus of the Dirty John’s sketch comedy troupe since its inception in 2019. He’d spent six years as American Stage’s education director; it was there he began teaching improv and standup comedy. He liked the idea of “anything goes, no holds barred” comedy, and several of his students – actors and upstart standup comedians – thought a lot of it, too. So they started a theater group. Dirty John’s combines sketch comedy, music and improv, with decidedly gay subject matter. Dirty John’s Drag Queen Summer Camp is onstage tonight and Saturday at The Studio@620 (tonight’s show is already sold out, but walk-ups are welcome and encouraged). Tickets are available at The Studio website.#billdeyoung #stpetecatalyst #artsalive! #johnhuls #Diretyjohn's #sketchcomedy #studio@620 #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #cityofstpete #dtsp #downtownstpete

(6/25/2026) Celebrate America 250, concerts, theater and more!🎶 Enjoy concerts at Central Park Performing Arts Center, Capitol Theater, Ruth Eckerd Hall, Baycare Sound, The Palladium, Noisemakers, Seven C 2/20 and The Florida Orchestra; plus Green Light Cinema's indie films and jazz Saturday next door in the Green Light Lounge + Kitchen.👉 Tune in to the Florida Folk Show 10-noon Saturday on Facebook Live or 🌻 What's Happening on RadioStPete.com and around town! https://bit.ly/3IU5tYx🎶 Let’s Go Guide https://bit.ly/3UP2oM3 curates the best upcoming Tampa Bay events, entertainment, festivals, theater, arts, good eats/drinks, music, nightlife, culture and fun!😍 CJH Jazz Experience Jazz Jam w/Alex Malkovich Nash Keys Wednesday 6-9pm. WEEKEND with WISER explore galleries, museums, concerts, nightlife, festivals, theater, authors, films and more in between cool java at local coffeehouses or delicious dining at restaurants and markets. What’s happening from downtown St. Pete to the beaches…and beyond! Tune into Weekend with Wiser every Thursday or Friday.#nanettewiser #entertainment #arts #eat #drink #breweries #music #nightlife #museums #tampabay #downtownstpete #theater #art #farmersmarkets #festivals #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #nanettewiser #localevents #tampabayevents #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #dining #downtownstpete #firstfriday #wednesdaywithwiser #wiserwednesday #saturdaymarket #weekendwithwiser #localevents #tampabayevents #tampabaay #radio #radiostpetenettewiser #Floridarama #jamesmuseum #book+bottle #floridafolkshow #dali #theater#gulfbeaches #palladium #jannus #mahaffeytheater #straz #rutheckerd #arts #festivals #downtownstpete #gulfbeaches #dining #arts #entertainment #music #letsgoguide #freefalltheater

In this episode of MUSIC SCENE, Lunchtime Conversation host Nanette Wiser talks to Chase Porter, music historian who does a deep dive into the history of music and music studios in Pinellas County, including Waring Music Company, celebrating 100 years on July 16. (Book + Bottle is in the spot where Waring used to be.) Stay tuned for his show on RadioStPete Sunshine 96.7 FM with music and talk in July! Enjoy his show here: https://youtube.com/@cporter?si=sicRKRbXyJJWnMuWWaring Music Company (1926-1927) Fred Waring was one of the top bandleaders of the era with his family run band 'Waring's Pennsylvanians" from Penn State. Popular over radio & stage internationally playing jazz, recorded for Victor. Victor had top of the line records, artist roster, phonographs, and technology by 1926. St. Petersburg's music scene was growing in the 20s, many firsts were being made here. Waring and Victor decided on making a store in St. Pete. Waring Music Company, also called the "Victor Building". Became a community hub for music. Presentations/lectures, singers & musicians doing shows inside, stars doing autographs, etc. Petroushka (peh-TROOSH-kuh) Restaurant in Victor Building too, with its own quartet entertaining. New records played over the airwaves weekly by local station WJBB. plenty of famous musicians visited all the time. Waring Music Co. went bankrupt in the fall of 1927, and closed in December. Bankrupted Fred Waring too. Plenty of Victor Records and phonographs from the store are potentially still out there. Especially in Tampa Bay. (Bananas Records is a great spot to look) Plenty of pictures of the inside and outside of the Waring Music Company during this time. Beautiful newspaper ads too. Pinellas County Music History (~1900-1950) I got into this music as a teen in the mid 2010s. Started a YouTube channel dedicated to archiving & talking about all this old music "C Porter". 78RPM records are the best way to listen to and learn to appreciate the older genres and ways of the old world societally (in my opinion). No one ever talks about Florida's musical history outside of country, Rock & Roll, and later jazz artists of the 50s, 60s, etc. ditto Tampa Bay. Some stuff happened here and there in Tampa Bay in the 1890s-1910s, but everything really took off in the 1920s with the land & tourism booms. The Coliseum, Playhouse Theatre, movie theaters, The Gankplank, Lake Butler Estates, Maritime Service Training Station, etc. where everyone played. Radio stations and networks helped let the world hear Tampa Bay's music scene. Bay also a favorite spot for musicians to stop on their way to Miami. Bandleaders, singers, individual musicians, songwriters, record label producers, and all other types of people came from here in the St Pete area too. Here's Chase Porter's story: "I'm Chase Porter, and I'm a born & raised 2nd generation St. Petersburg citizen, with a 5 generations of Florida history on my mother's side. I've grown up with a progressively increasing love and fascination with history, older genres of music, radio, and old technology since a young age. Growing up with the internet exposed me to plenty of history, older tech, but most effectively with music. At the end of Middle School in 2014, I fell in love with Jazz, Blues, Swing, and early Rock & Roll of the 1930s - 1950s from exposure to it all via a video game known as Fallout 3. Becoming enraptured with it all, it wasn't long before I fell in love with some artists such as The Ink Spots, Fletcher Henderson, The Mills Brothers, etc. By 2017 I had learned and listened to hundreds of artists and was mostly in love with the 50s. That year being introduced to vinyl and shellac records. Sending me deeper into a rabbithole of collecting and learning about music, the record industry, etc of the period. By the end of high school, after focusing on the 50s for forever, (and the 20s being just around the corner) I started sticking to the 20s-40s, which is where I've been at ever since. With YouTube, started making documentaries focusing on the music of that time period since then, and deeply researching it all with plenty of top of the line resources that professional discographers and musicologists use on the daily, to learn more about it. Through this, I've been able to bring several completely forgotten musicians of the era back into public light again such as bandleader Will Osborne, and a handful of forgotten local St. Pete area bands and singers such as the Royal Scotch Highlanders, Frank Wilson, Bobbie Brollier, Earl Gresh, etc. This is how Sunshine 96.7 found me eventually, back in 2025 when the 100th anniversary of St. Pete's first record label, Sunshine Records, was founded in 1925 came about. They asked me if I could play a documentary I did on the subject over the air, and I asked them if I could remake it over again, but for Radio audiences. Since then I've been doing radio specials every few months. My new radio show Danceband Days I started for Sunshine 96.7 has been described as being "like Ken Burns of radio" by professors and former radio DJs who have listened. One specific anniversary program I did for them back in the spring, President & CFE Joe Bourdow said of it personally to me, that it was "one of the coolest things we have ever had on the air." All of this leads me to now. Danceband Days episode 3 is in the works, and so is Episode 4, and right now so is the Waring Music Company special too. "#chaseporter #pinellascountymusichistory #dancebanddays #sunshinerecords #waringrecords #music scene #nanettewiser

Episode 250: Snails, Snail Kites, and Hilary Flower In this podcast, hosts Cathy Salustri and Rick Kirby talk with Hilary Flower, author of The Kite and The Snail: An Endangered Bird, Its Unlikely Prey, and a Story of Hope in a Changing World, joins the podcast to talk about what prompted her to write the book. Review of The Kite and The Snail Limpkins Snail kites Apple snailsSlugs Merlin bird app iNaturalist app HilaryFlowerAuthor.com How To Spot a Snail Kite Support the showQuestion or comment? cathy@floridaspectacular.com.Subscribe to The Florida Spectacular newsletter, and keep up with Cathy's travels at greatfloridaroadtrip.com. Keep up with Rick at studiohourglass.blogspot.com and get his books at rickkilby.com. Find Cathy on social media: Facebook.com/SalustriCathy and everywhere else as @CathySalustri; connect with Rick Facebook.com/floridasfountainofyouth, Bluesky (@oldfla.bsky.social), and IG (@ricklebee).#floridaspectacular #travelflorida #floridavacation #rickkilby #stpete #stpetefl #floridaspectacular #cathysalustri #rickkilby #tampabay #radio #radiostpete Subscribe to The Florida Spectacular newsletter, and keep up with Cathy's travels at greatfloridaroadtrip.com. Find her on social media: Facebook.com/SalustriCathy; Twitter/IG: @CathySalustri Question or comment? Email: cathy@floridaspectacular.com.#floridaspectacular #travelflorida #vacation #rickkilby #stpete #stpetefl #floridaspectacular #cathysalustri #rickkilby #tampabay #radio #radiostpete

On this episode of Sunshine City Strong, host Kayla West sits down with Bobby Levine and Jesse Rooney to discuss the inspiring story behind Sunrise Crew, a free community HIIT workout group that meets every Monday and Friday at 6:30 AM in downtown St. Petersburg.What began in early 2023 as four friends working out together after Bobby unexpectedly lost his job quickly evolved into one of St. Pete’s most welcoming fitness communities. Through word-of-mouth, social media, and a commitment to inclusivity, Sunrise Crew has grown into a thriving group where people of all fitness levels, ages, and backgrounds come together to exercise, connect, and support one another.Bobby and Jesse emphasized that Sunrise Crew is about much more than fitness. Members have formed lasting friendships, found life partners, started families, and built valuable personal and professional connections. The group’s culture encourages everyone—from first-timers to seasoned athletes—to participate at their own pace while enjoying the camaraderie and accountability that comes from showing up consistently.A unique part of the Sunrise Crew experience is gathering at local coffee shops after each workout, helping support small businesses throughout St. Pete while giving members additional opportunities to socialize and strengthen community ties.The conversation also highlighted the positive impact fitness has had on both Bobby and Jesse personally, improving not only their physical health but also their confidence, mindset, and overall quality of life. They shared stories of members transforming their health, achieving personal goals, and finding a sense of belonging through the group.The episode concludes with an open invitation for anyone interested to join a workout. Sunrise Crew remains completely free and welcomes newcomers every Monday and Friday morning at Alva Rose Park near North Shore Park.About The Sunrise CrewSunrise Crew is a free community fitness group founded in February 2023 with a mission to bring people together through movement, accountability, and genuine connection. What began as four almost strangers meeting before sunrise has grown through word of mouth into a thriving community that gathers every Monday and Friday at 6:30 a.m. at Elva Rouse Park.Built on the belief that fitness should be accessible to everyone, Sunrise Crew has never charged for a workout and never will. Since its first workout, the group has not missed a single Monday or Friday exercise: rain, sleet, or hurricane! It has created a culture centered around consistency, positivity, and showing up for one another.Beyond the workouts, Sunrise Crew hosts community events, social gatherings, and challenges throughout the year while maintaining an active group chat that helps members stay connected, support one another, and build lasting friendships. More than a workout group, Sunrise Crew has become a place where people find community, accountability, and a reason to start their day with purpose.Their motto says it best: Rise & GrindLearn More: Sunrise Crew Instagram: @sunrisecrewstpeteAbout Kayla WestKayla is a student at the University of Alabama with a passion for broadcasting, journalism, and fitness. She has experience in reporting, writing, and media production, having worked on news coverage throughout high school and continuing to develop her skills through internships and hands-on broadcasting opportunities. Kayla is especially interested in sports storytelling and creating content that connects with audiences in meaningful ways.Alongside her media pursuits, Kayla is actively working toward her fitness certification and has a strong interest in health, wellness, and exercise. Through her podcast, she aims to bring listeners conversations with athletes, coaches, fitness professionals, and other inspiring guests who share their expertise and personal journeys. Her goal is to educate, motivate, and inspire others while combining her passions for broadcasting, sports, and fitness.#SunriseCrew #StPeteCommunity #FitnessTogether #SunshineCityStrong #KaylaWest

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(Airs 7/2) In this episode of One Place, Many Voices - Pinellas County, series host Nanette Wiser talks with Mary Rose Holmes, award winning Indian Rocks Beach artist, featured in Canvas with a Cause documentary -PBS. https://video.wedu.org/video/episode-917-coierw/ and Save Our Cottages Artists with a Cause PBS/Film Festivals.https://creativeonmainstreet.com/save-our-cottages. We were joined in studio with Ron Sacra of the Indian Rocks Beach Historical Museum. 🎤Welcome to our America 250 celebration and our One Place, Many Voices podcast series powered by Heritage Village, with support from a Florida Humanities grant. Listen anytime, anywhere to all the One Place, Many Voices podcasts on RadioStPete as we bring Pinellas County history to life through conversations with the people about the places and stories that define us. Help us celebrate America 250, Heritage Village’s 50th anniversary and other milestones. The podcast series is inspired by the Smithsonian’s Many Voices, One Nation exhibit coming to Heritage Village this summer. About the One Place, Many Voices podcasts. #pinellascountyhistory #heritagevillage #america250 #onevoicemanyplaces #nanettewiser #floridahumanities #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #cityofstpete #dtsp #downtownstpete #historyrocks #indianrocksbeach #pleincottageartists #indianrocksbeachhistoricalmuseum

Lunchtime Conversation host Nanette Wiser caught up with Clearwater Marine Aquarium's Marsha Strickhouser about news (a movie being filmed there), exhibits and events this summer! We talked about their rescue, rehabilitation and conservation efforts as well as experiences. Learn more here. 👉Something big, whiskered and wonderful is about to make a splash at Clearwater Marine Aquarium! In July Pinniped Pier will open, a brand-new sea lion and seal habitat, and welcoming California sea lions to CMA for the very first time. More than just a new habitat, Pinniped Pier expands our ability to inspire conservation, support marine animal rescue efforts from coast to coast, and connect guests with the incredible stories of these charismatic pinnipeds. From learning about the challenges sea lions face in the wild to seeing them up close, guests will have a whole new way to experience CMA's mission in action.👉Clearwater Marine Aquarium (CMA) is spreading its wings in an exciting new way with the debut of Wings & Wildlife, a brand-new habitat introducing guests to several varieties of tropical birds and tortoises, as well as an Animal Connections Village with two sugar gliders, a chinchilla and the addition of Benjamin the Virginia opossum. The vibrant new habitat welcomes four charismatic tropical birds who recently arrived at CMA after the closure of Miami Seaquarium, where animal care teams worked to find safe, permanent homes for the animals. Their arrival marks an exciting milestone for CMA, expanding its resident family beyond marine life and introducing guests to an entirely new species group at the aquarium. The Wings & Wildlife habitat is sponsored by Universal Parking, CMA’s parking partner. Several tortoises were also welcomed from Miami Seaquarium, as well as others that were rescued here in Clearwater. 👉The new Animal Connections Village will feature two new sugar gliders, a chinchilla and Benji the opossum. The new habitat is built to look like a Key West village of colorful pastel houses, highlighted by gingerbread trim. The new habitat will be sponsored by CMA’s catering partner, Puff ‘n Stuff Catering. 👉Wings & Wildlife offers guests an up-close look at some of nature’s most colorful and intelligent animals, complete with custom-built perches, interactive enrichment spaces and specially designed habitats that allow each animal’s unique personality to shine. “These animals needed a new home, and we are proud to provide them with exceptional care and a safe, enriching environment,” said Joe Handy, CEO of CMA. “The opening of Wings & Wildlife and the Animal Connections Village represent an exciting evolution for Clearwater Marine Aquarium as we continue expanding the ways we connect guests to wildlife, conservation and animal rescue. These two new habitats reflect CMA’s continued commitment to animal rescue, rehabilitation, conservation and providing lifelong care for animals in need.”👉The habitat officially introduces four tropical bird species to CMA for the first time: a green-winged macaw, Sulphur-crested cockatoo, umbrella cockatoo and red-lored Amazon parrot. Additional species are expected to join the habitat in the coming months. Guests can now meet the new feathered residents:Big Bird – A striking Green-winged Macaw and the second-largest species of macaw in the world, Big Bird is known for his bright red feathers and booming squawks that can be heard from up to three miles away. Approximately 30 years old, he loves peanuts, dancing to pop music from Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter, and greeting guests with enthusiastic “Hello!” and “Hiiiiii!” vocalizations. Although he never learned to fly, his playful personality and joyful spirit make him larger than life.Powder – This affectionate sulphur-crested cockatoo is famous for his cuddly nature and soft white feathers. His name comes from the powder-like substance cockatoos naturally produce to help protect their feathers from rain and moisture. Around 25 years old, Powder enjoys pistachios, bananas and sunflower seeds and can live well into his 90s.Skipper – A critically endangered umbrella cockatoo, Skipper may be shy at first, but he quickly steals hearts when he fans out his signature umbrella-shaped crest feathers. Approximately 20 to 25 years old, Skipper enjoys almonds and apples and has formed a close friendship with fellow bird resident Mr. Thumbs.Mr. Thumbs – The smallest — and arguably loudest — member of the flock, Mr. Thumbs is a red-lored Amazon parrot with a big personality. Known for whistling, making kissing sounds and even purring like a cat, he delights guests with his vocal talents and playful antics. He loves sunflower seeds, fruit and spending time alongside Skipper.👉The movie "Christmas in Clearwater" is being filmed on location at CMA for a holiday romance set at the aquarium, focusing not only on a love story, but CMA's mission of Rescue, Rehabilitate and Release. This coastal Christmas romance stars Katrina Norman (Christmas in Homestead) and Ignacyo Matynia (My Nightmare Landlord) and is directed by Lindsay Hartley (The Recipe Files). Shooting on location in Florida’s Gulf Coast, the film features the Clearwater Marine Aquarium as both a primary setting and a central element of the story. Christmas in Clearwater is targeting a Christmas 2026 release.About Clearwater Marine Aquarium: Clearwater Marine Aquarium (CMA) is a 501(c)(3) non profit working marine rescue center dedicated to inspiring the human spirit through leadership in education, research, rescue, rehabilitation and release. With a mission to preserve the environment and its marine life, CMA is home to rescued dolphins, harbor seals, sea turtles, river otters, stingrays and more. In 2024, CMA opened the Dr. James "Buddy" Powell Manatee Rehabilitation Center, and now treats manatee patients in coordination with the Manatee Rescue and Rehabilitation Partnership (MRP). Through Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute (CMARI), CMA conducts important global research focused on protecting manatees, North Atlantic right whales and sea turtles. The major motion picture Dolphin Tale (2011) and its sequel Dolphin Tale 2 (2014) features the true stories of rescued resident dolphins Winter and Hope, inspiring millions around the world. The mission and potential to change people’s lives differentiates Clearwater Marine Aquarium from any other aquarium in the world. CMAquarium.org. #clearwatermarineaquarium #marinelife #conservation #rehabilitation #clearwater #stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #cityofstpete #dtsp #downtownstpete

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In this episode of Historically St. Pete, Executive Director shares the recent talk by Todd Wiseman Jr., Tampa Bay filmmaker, who shared about his adaptation of the beloved novel 'A Land Remembered.' #historicallystpete #toddwisemanjr #alandremembered #ruifarias#stpete #stpetefl #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #cityofstpete #dtsp #downtownstpete