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This week’s episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition unpacks the complex world of tariffs and trade wars. 

What makes a city "great?" That's part of the great debate in the River City. This week, we're looking at transforming the city and educating the future on This Week in Jacksonville. At the Great City Symposium hosted by Scenic Jacksonville, keynote speaker Carol Coletta emphasized the potential of Jacksonville's waterfront as a key asset for the city's development. Coletta joins the conversation.

In this episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, we spotlight Stephanie Cost, the dynamic First Lady of Jacksonville University, whose influence is shaping the future of student success and community engagement.

Join This Week in Jacksonville for a conversation about the city council's war over a garbage contract, and President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown.

This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition provides an in-depth look at the city’s thriving tourism industry. In a conversation with Visit Jacksonville CEO Michael Corrigan, the podcast explores how Jacksonville has become a major tourist destination, with over 8 million visitors contributing $7.4 billion to the local economy. 

 As the nation watches the launch of the 47th president's new administration, this week, This Week in Jacksonville is looking at both national and state politics. We are joined by former Florida Speaker of the House Paul Renner and Rep. Aaron Bean.

In this episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, Kent Justice interviews Ric Anderson from the Jacksonville Daily Record (JDR) about Jacksonville’s “missing middle” housing issue. 

This Week In Jacksonville was live in Washington DC ahead of President-elect Donald Trump's Inauguration on Monday.

In this episode of This Week in Jacksonville Business Edition, host Kent Justice sits down with Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival Executive Director Robin Marie Lamp to explore the unique power of intimate, live music performances. 

In a heartfelt discussion, both Audrey Gibson and Rick Mullaney shared their thoughts on the legacy of former President Jimmy Carter. Their reflections highlighted Carter's enduring impact on humanitarian efforts and leadership.

In this episode, host Kent Justice sits down with Dr. David Jaffe, a sociology professor at the University of North Florida, to discuss the pressing issue of affordable housing in Jacksonville.

In this new year's first episode of "This Week in Jacksonville," host Kent Justice had the pleasure of speaking with Peggy Grande, author of "The President Will See You Now: My Stories and Lessons from Ronald Reagan's Final Years." 

We're looking at the nuances, opportunities and challenges as America rolls toward a new White House in 2025.

In this episode of “This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition,” host Kent Justice sits down with Tyler Mathews, the newly appointed CEO of England-Thims & Miller, Inc. (ETM), a leading infrastructure and development consulting firm in Florida. 

Jacksonville University's president Tim Cost addresses concerns on This Week in Jacksonville about financial stability at the local private university, and Pollster Micah Roberts joins the conversation to share insights on the economy and what happened in the election this year.

In this episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, host Kent Justice interviews Tim Cost, president of Jacksonville University (JU), about recent financial concerns and the university’s strategic direction.

Secretary of State Cord Byrd joins This Week in Jacksonville to discuss the impact of President-elect Donald Trump's nominations and appointments.

In this episode on This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition host Kent Justice sits down with Jake Gordon, CEO of Downtown Vision, Inc., to discuss the 2024 State of Downtown report. 

Florida Rep. Aaron Bean and News4JAX Political Analyst join This Week in Jacksonville to discuss the plans for the new political landscape as the GOP will control the White House, Senate and  the House for Representatives.

Congressman Aaron Bean joins This Week in Jacksonville to talk about strategies for reshaping Washington.