Researchers: Tampa Bay is in hot water

A massive untreated wastewater spill during Hurricane Debby was not the only alarming news announced this week concerning area estuaries.

While sea surface temperatures continue rising globally, the problem is more prominent in Tampa Bay and estuaries to the south. Regional waters warmed 500% faster than the world’s oceans, according to scientists at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg.

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SPx 102: John Graydon Smith - M.O.S.I.

In this episode, Joe welcomes John Smith, the President and CEO of the Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) in Tampa. John shares his fascinating journey as a turn around specialist in the museum world. They discuss the evolution of MOSI, its current challenges, and the innovative strategies being implemented to ensure its future success. Get ready for an insightful conversation about the intersection of innovation and business in a facility with world class potential that's right here in Tampa Bay.

Arts Alive! podcast: Actress Liz Power, ‘Fable’

Sarasota-based actress Liz Power is our guest on today’s Arts Alive! podcast.

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