Join host Jack Perkins each month as he highlights the people and places that make Sarasota and west central Florida such a rich and varied community. Catch all of Jack's fun, foibles and friends every Thursday at 8 p.m. as WEDU Presents encores of the first & second season of the Journal! Log on to watch the most recent A Gulf Coast Journal right here! Or, tune in the last Thursday of every month for a brand new episode. Repeats: Sundays at 2:00 p.m. |
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June 2009
Uplifting Voices - They are young, eager, and when they open their mouths they possess a unified voice of experience. Meet the Sarasota Youth Opera. Prehistoric Discoveries - Joinarchaeologist John Gifford of the University of Miami as he leads a team of volunteer divers in excavations at Little Salt Spring in North Port. Hip Expressions - Get hip to Sarasota’s favoritebellydancer, Tahja! A unique and ecclecticperformer, Tahja speaks ten languages, plays multiple instruments, and performs folk dances from almost every continent. more... |
Coming Up...July 2009 Inspired Writing - The name Lois Duncan means different things to different people. Young adults know her as the author of scary suspense novels. Younger readers know her as the author of humorous books. Librarians praise her outstanding contributions to young adult literature. Myakka River State Park - in Sarasota is so fascinating and enjoyable to visitors is because of its outstanding volunteers. These enthusiastic outdoorsmen and women do much of the work of the park, and Myakka couldn't function without them. In fact, the volunteer coordinator who makes it all work, is a volunteer himself. Little Salt Spring - is one of the most amazing archaeological sites on the continent and it’s located just off the interstate in North Port, Florida. World-famous in the scientific community, its significance is relatively unknown even to nearby neighbors. |
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