Engage
Tuesdays and Thursdays • Airs on 90.7 and 89.5 FM at 3 p.m.
Join Engage’s host, Cheryn Stone as she explores Central Florida's issues and culture with new voices, new perspectives, and thought provoking interviews. Engage broadcasts live at 3 p.m. on 90.7 & 89.5 FM. You can listen to all episodes on-demand via this website, on YouTube, podcast platforms, smart speakers and our Mobile App.
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A look at preservation efforts for Split Oak Forest and the Florida Wildlife Corridor. Dave’s House planning new residential community for homeless Central Floridians living with mental illness. Exploring Saturday’s Orlando Book Festival with the Kerouac House and keynote speaker, best-selling author Tayari Jones.
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Senator Rick Scott discusses Florida’s insurance crisis and other topics. New efforts to engage young voters of color. Orlando’s Natisha Asbell expands her online Authentic Books subscription experience to a brick-and-mortar store.
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Another delay for Boeing’s first crewed launch. Efforts to incorporate esports into Florida’s scholastic athletic programming and the importance of physical and mental health for participants. Orlando’s minor league hockey team is angling for the ECHL championship.
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College campuses are dealing with protests unseen since the sixties. Florida Representative Anna Eskamani weighs in on the demonstrations, the six-week abortion ban, and rumors of a special legislative session. Ahead of the Kentucky Derby this weekend, we’ll hear from various voices on the standards for safety at race tracks in Florida and throughout the country. Orlando based singer/songwriter Zoya Zafar joins us in studio to talk about her new album.
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The impact of Florida’s six-week abortion ban. Orange County traffic engineer plans to make Central Florida roads safer. AP investigative reporter Ryan Foley exposes the use of sedatives in arresting unruly perpetrators. Increasing participation in area volunteerism.
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Looking ahead to an active Atlantic hurricane season. The impact of FTC announcement restricting employment noncompete clauses on local businesses and employees. The discovery of 8,000-year-old bread could change the way we look at early civilization. Kissimmee’s Gloria Vasquez close to running 100 marathons before she turns 100.
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A new sports and entertainment district is developing in downtown Orlando. The President of Rollins College is retiring. Orlando-based Red Lobster faces financial issues. The seafood restaurant’s founder helped integrate Central Florida restaurants. The Central Florida Pledge stands up to hate.
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Embrace of Celebration provides relief for families living in poverty through a housing crisis. A Florida law expands access to insulin supplies to help diabetes patients in emergencies, but health disparities remain. Former state representative draws a roadmap to civil discourse. UCF students keep dominating cyber security competitions.
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Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida CEO invited to D.C. to discuss hunger. Kissimmee woman discusses food insecurity. PR manager for the former Orlando Miracle WNBA team shares the team’s history. Photo exhibit originates with lost and found film.
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Marion County Sheriff Lt. Paul Bloom talks about the new Gabby Petito law and how it will be enforced. Nichole Schmidt is the mother of Gabby Petito, Michelle Sperzel is the CEO of Harbor House of Central Florida.Flamenco artist Don Soledad joins us in studio.
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A bill makes it illegal to harass first responders in Florida. Building up under-heard communities across the I-4 corridor ahead of hurricane season. The legacy of ULA’s Delta rocket family. A UCF program memorializes the fallen soldiers of World War II from Florida.
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Approximately 20,000 Central Floridians live with Parkinson’s. Addressing delays, parking, and growth at Orlando International Airport. Orange County Schools expand their electric bus fleet. Understanding eclipses throughout history.