Debbie and Nick interview author and longtime Orlando resident Joanie Schirm about her latest book, Steadfast Ink: The Journey Within. This is the third book she has written about her father’s experiences escaping the Nazis in Czechoslovakia, working at a hospital in China where he met his wife, and eventually moving to Central Florida with his family.
In this episode, Tommy, Debbie, and Nick discuss the deals made to move the newest mixed-use apartment project in Ivanhoe Village forward, the science behind juice diets, and the planned renovations for the Wells’ Built Museum. They also discuss their new year’s resolutions and changes to The Community Paper being implemented in 2022.
A look back at the most interesting stories of 2021.
Debbie, Tommy and Nick discuss the start of the holiday season and some of the iconic holiday decorations in downtown Orlando. The three also discuss what the future holds for the historic OUC building in Ivanhoe Village, the redesigns of Albert and Dartmouth Parks in College Park, how to help J. Henry’s after the iconic barber shop in Parramore burnt down and the upcoming opening of Steinmetz Hall at the Dr. Phillips Center.
In this episode of The Community Podcast, Tommy and Nick take a trip to a new concept in the Milk District, the Milkhouse, a shared space which houses Foxtail Coffee, Ravenous Pig Brewing Company, Bagel Bruno, Cichetti, The Courtesy Bar and Kelly’s Homemade Ice Cream all in one space.
Debbie, Tommy and Nick break down the latest news from downtown and College Park. They discuss what’s coming in phase II of the Creative Village development, the philanthropic benefit of events returning, the Holocaust Center’s Take Action Institute, and the time Debbie got a standing ovation at karaoke on a cruise ship.
In this episode, Nick speaks with special guest Cameron Duke, head coach of Edgewater High’s football team, about the eventful start of the Eagle season. Logan and Debbie talk about the latest CP Interview with Holocaust Center board member Toni Turocy, the latest from the OnePulse Foundation, the loss of a Boone High school icon, and the world-class wakeboarding competition which was held at Lake Ivanhoe.
In this episode of The Community Podcast, Debbie and Tommy talk about the latest CP Interview with food critic Scott Joseph, the story of a neighborhood favorite mail carrier, the latest from City Council and more. Our contributor Nick chimes in to tell us about the redistricting process and we all share a YouTube video that put a smile on our face.
The Community Podcast is brought to you by the Community Paper. Join publisher Debbie Gunter and managing editor Tommy Cardinal as they discuss what’s happening around downtown Orlando and College Park.
In this episode, Debbie and Tommy talk about the news from each of The Community Paper’s coverage areas including the future of the old OUC building across from Lake Ivanhoe, the repurposing of the Grand Avenue School into a neighborhood center, and the return of Jazz Fest to College Park.
