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Jacksonville is abuzz with discussions about government efficiency, thanks to City Councilman Ron Salem's "Duval DOGE" initiative. Inspired by similar movements at the federal and state levels, this plan seeks to consolidate services and manage the city's budget more effectively.

In this special episode of “This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition,” host Kent Justice takes listeners on a riveting journey through the bustling world of JAXPORT, the Port of Jacksonville.

Political Analyst Rick Mullaney joins This Week in Jacksonville to talk about Pres. Trump's first 50 days in office. We also talk with The PLAYERS Executive Director Lee Smith out at TPC Sawgrass.

Kent Justice sits down with Lee Smith from the Players to preview the tournament’s biggest highlights

Kent Justice sits down with Lee Smith from the Players to preview the tournament’s biggest highlights

Government Law Attorney Chris Hand joins This Week in Jacksonville to talk about what government efficiency looks like at the state and national level.

In a recent episode of This Week in Jacksonville Business Edition, host Kent Justice sat down with Dave and Lesley Butts of the D&L Butts team to dive into the vibrant real estate scene in Jacksonville. 

A new UNF poll explores potential candidates for Governor after Ron DeSantis' term ends in 2026, along with voters' top issues in Jacksonville compared to the state, featuring insights from Mayor Donna Deegan and UNF professor Michael Binder on "This Week in Jacksonville."

Join Kent Justice as he sits down with Dana Karzan, Chief Marketing Officer of VyStar Credit Union, to explore their latest initiatives and their impact on economic growth and development.

State Attorney Melissa Nelson joins This Week in Jacksonville.

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.

 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." 

Join host Kent Justice as he explores the impact of one of the nation’s largest philanthropic investment programs, Neighborhood Builders, celebrating its 20th anniversary in Jacksonville.