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Your South Florida is a new kind of public affairs program addressing the need for civil discourse on the issues that impact our South Florida communities, from the Keys to the Treasure Coast. This unique program also offers viewers the chance to be a critical part of the conversation. Each week, Your South Florida, is hosted by Emmy award winning journalist, Pam Giganti.
In our last weekly episode, we cover the plight of migrant children in Homestead and more!
We cover a mother's crusade to end gun violence. Plus, a journey into the human brain!
We cover Seniors and Depression, Florida's historic homes brace for rising seas and more!
We cover Mosquito season, interview Miami-Dade Chairwoman Audrey Edmonson and much more!
Your Story: Miami City Ballet Dancers
On this Your Story, we meet Patricia and Jeanette Delgado, dancers with Miami City Ballet.
Your Story: Backyard Beekeeper
On this Your Story, we meet Dan Novak, a backyard beekeeper.
This Your Story, we meet Lillian Floyd, a member of the Broadway Ziegfeld Entertainers.
Your Story: Holistic Veterinarian
On this week's Your Story, we meet Dr. Robert Ferran, a holistic veterinarian.
Your Story: Skunk Ape Researcher
On this Your Story, we meet Dave Shealy, a Skunk Ape researcher.
Homestead is the site of the biggest migrant children’s shelter in the country.
The cost of post-secondary education can be very expensive...but there is an alternative!
Journey Through the Human Brain
A new exhibit is now open at the South Florida Science Center in Palm Beach County.
We meet a South Florida mother who lost her son, and is turning her pain into purpose.
Embracing South Florida Filmmakers
We get a first look at the winners of the latest initiative from Oolite Arts.
Caribbean American Heritage Month
History Fort Lauderdale's latest exhibit, Island Imprint, takes visitors to the Caribbean.
Dealing with exhaustion and chronic stress at the office is no longer all in your head.
A new nationwide study shows Florida's seniors are living longer but are more depressed.
South Florida Historic Homes Prepare for Rising Seas
Three local, historic homes are fighting back against rising seas.
