Friday, October 30 @ 7:30 PM
Sunday, November 1 @ 12:30 PM
ISSUE ONE: Excessive Caseload for Public Defenders
Unfortunately, the judicial system is not immune to budget restraints. But are public defenders properly equipped to handle their caseload? Why does the public defender’s office of Miami-Dade County have a caseload five times the national average?
Guest:
Carlos J. Martinez, Miami-Dade County Public Defender’s Office
ISSUE TWO: H1N1 Flu: Shot or Not?
Last week, President Barack Obama declared the H1N1 influenza a national emergency. But some are concerned about the vaccines used to prevent this flu. Bob LaMendola, health writer for the SunSentinel explains.
Guest:
Bob LaMendola, SunSentinel
ISSUE THREE: Call for Public Service
The call for public service is not new, but grows stronger as our economy weakens. We discuss this and how assisting others through education service helps to achieve the “great equalizer.”
Guest:
Teresita Alvarez-Bjelland, Harvard Alumni Association
Friday, October 23 @ 7:30 PM
Sunday, October 25 @ 12:30 PM
ISSUE ONE: State Race Review
Polls indicate Marco Rubio is beginning to close the gap with Governor Charlie Crist for the senatorial Republican primary. Is the same true for Chief Financial Officer Alex Sink and Attorney General Bill McCollum? How can name recognition and the lack of a Democratic gubernatorial primary influence election results?
Guests:
Sean Foreman, Ph.D., Barry University
Anthony Man, SunSentinel
Joy Reid, South Florida Times
Justin Sayfie, Sayfie Review
ISSUE TWO: Early Voting for City of Miami and Miami Beach
The Cities of Miami and Miami Beach begin early voting next week for key races, including the Mayor and Commission seats. Daniel Ricker of the Watchdog Report joins us to analyze the candidates in this upcoming election.
Guests:
Daniel Ricker, Watchdog Report
Recent Comments