WSLR News
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Ever wonder why historic buildings are rare in Florida? Cathy Antunes and Ron Kashden discuss.
The city is subsidizing its parking division, but it shouldn’t be that way.
Gun store hires the acquitted Kenosha shooter, and the owner touts his new employee on a podcast.
The non-profit aims to break cycles of hardship by tackling more than just the symptoms.
Tom Walker
Sunday, August 30, 2026
On Wednesday Sept. 2 at 9am, Tom interviewed author Chuck Collins about democratic socialism, private jets and wealth inequality. To listen, just go to archive.wslr.org and search for the word “peace.” Go to inequality.org for more.
On Monday, the Sarasota City Commission will discuss how to fund its parking program, and the City of North Port Commission will discuss how to go about data centers.
Marianne Barisonek
Friday, August 28, 2026
How prepared are you? In their book, Chris Begley and Amy Edelman provide common sense tactics to get through disasters. Listen to an interview with the authors on the Progressive Page Turner, this Monday, 6:30pm.
Local supervisors say not yet, after the Supreme Court partially cleared a Trump executive order.
The commission tackles points of stormwater management failure exposed by the 2024 storm season.
Coming up this Sunday: Dawn Kitterman and Mitch Maley talk with Mark Davis about his campaign.
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