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RadioStPete Podcasts & Interviews Welcome to the RadioStPete online, on-air magazine featuring local podcasts, interviews, events and news coverage originally broadcast on Sunshine 96.7 FM. Browse this podcast archive anytime, anywhere. Use the Search Box to find a specific name or podcast. 📲Download the Radio St Pete apps for Apple or Android. **Hear what's happening now live on RadioStPete.com. **Check out the Program Guide for our full broadcast schedule. 

  1. 16h ago

    PASSION STRUCK John R. Miles: Jared Diamond on Leadership

    (Airs 11/2/2026)What Makes a Great Leader is a question that seems straightforward until we examine the forces that surround every consequential decision: circumstance, timing, opportunity, character, and the alternatives that might have existed if someone else had been in the same position. In this episode of The Passion Struck Podcast, John R. Miles sits down with Jared Diamond to explore a deeper question behind leadership itself: when do individual leaders actually matter, and how can we tell whether a person truly changed the course of events? Drawing on his new book, Profits, Prophets, Coaches, and Kings: (When) Do Leaders Matter?, Diamond brings the perspective of a scientist and historian to a subject often dominated by personality-driven theories. Rather than assuming that history is made by extraordinary individuals or, at the opposite extreme, that people are simply prisoners of circumstance, he examines the complicated relationship between individual agency and the conditions in which leaders find themselves. The conversation moves across politics, business, sports, history, and Diamond’s own life. Along the way, Harry Truman becomes an unexpected example of leadership emerging without an obvious record of preparation, Winston Churchill illustrates how dramatically leadership effectiveness can depend on context, and Seretse Khama offers a striking case of someone who may have been uniquely positioned to change the future of an entire nation. Diamond also considers figures such as Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, Steve Jobs, and John Wooden to ask whether their accomplishments depended on qualities that were uniquely their own or could have been achieved by others. Explore More: The Ignited Life Newsletter  If today’s episode sparked something in you, you’ll love The Ignited Life—our free Substack newsletter created to fuel your growth between episodes. Join thousands of high-performers, purpose-seekers, and change-makers who are shifting from autopilot to alignment—one intentional insight at a time. Each edition delivers fresh insights on intentional living, resilience, and emotional mastery Practical tools like the L.E.N.S. method and micro-habits to ignite change Behind-the-scenes reflections from Passion Struck episodes Guest wisdom distilled into real-life applications Curated resources, quotes, and frameworks to help you live like you matter Want to learn the 12 philosophies that the most successful people use to create a limitless life? Order John R. Miles’s new book, Passion Struck: Twelve Powerful Principles to Unlock Your Purpose and Ignite Your Most Intentional Life. Learn More and Connect👉 All episode links, my books You Matter, Luma, and Passion Struck, The Ignited Life newsletter, and the Start Mattering store are here: linktr.ee/John_R_Miles   John R. Miles The Mattering Effect debuts October 6, 2026!🛍️ StartMattering.com | 🔗 TheIgnitedLife.net  #johnrmiles #passionstruck #livelifebetter #author #tampabay #radio #radiostpete #theignitedlife #dancoyle #startmattering #thematterverse

    PASSION STRUCK John R. Miles: Jared Diamond on Leadership
  2. 2d ago

    St. Petersburg Museum of History: Help History Go The Distance

    Rui Farias, executive director of the St. Petersburg Museum of History and podcast host for Historically St. Pete (Mondays during Lunchtime Conversations) is a partner of RadioStPete. The museum is on a mission to protect our shared past – And they need your help! For over 100 years, the St. Petersburg Museum of History has served as more than a building filled with photographs and artifacts. It is a place where our community honors the people who came before us, and helps future generations understand the history that shaped our city.  Protecting the past starts with you. Financial contributions to the St. Petersburg Museum of History helps preserve and share the stories of the Sunshine City for generations to come. Donations directly support the Museum’s mission in meaningful ways, including the care and preservation of artifacts, the development of new exhibits, educational programming for students, and the ongoing digitization of archival materials so local history can be more widely accessible. Donations can be made securely online or by mail. The Museum also accepts a variety of giving options, including one-time gifts, recurring contributions, and larger planned gifts such as stock donations, IRA charitable distributions, or legacy bequests.  Every contribution, regardless of size, brings us closer to our goal. Whether it is $25 or $2,500, a gift of any amount is meaningful, and will make a difference. The museum is currently hosting it's annual appeal and they have a committed match of $14,500. Donate by Oct. 31, and double your gift to the museum. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, all donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. The St. Petersburg Museum of History belongs to all of us. Thank you for being a supporter and steward of our shared history. Your generosity makes it possible for us to preserve the past while creating a place where future generations can learn, remember, and be inspired.   Become a member.  #stpetersburgmuseumofhistory #ruifarias #supportmuseums #nonprofit #stpetersburg #sunshinecity #preservehistory#nanettewiser #radiostpete

    St. Petersburg Museum of History: Help History Go The Distance
  3. 2d ago

    SPOTLIGHT TAMPA BAY: "Think Ahead: Brain Health for Every Generation" - Tampa Bay Times in partnership with Advent Health

    (10/29/2026) RadioStPete is proud to rebroadcast the Tampa Bay Times' Spotlight Tampa Bay community conversation series. For more information about the Spotlight Tampa Bay community conversation series, email emccoy@tampabay.com.  The Tampa Bay Times, in partnership with AdventHealth, hosted a free community conversation on brain health and wellness at the 10/27 Spotlight Tampa Bay event, “Think Ahead: Brain Health for Every Generation” at the Feeding Tampa Bay Causeway Center. THE TOPIC Local experts and community leaders participated in a panel discussion on how to take care of our brains at every stage of life. Your brain and body are more connected than you might think. The way we sleep, move, eat, manage stress and connect with others can shape how we feel and function every day. But what really makes a difference? Is forgetting a name just a normal part of aging? When is a headache something to pay attention to? And how can we stay sharp and keep doing the things we love? Local doctors and health experts discussed brain health at every stage of life, from the everyday habits that can support our well-being to changes in memory, movement and independence. Guests learned about what to watch for, what questions to ask, and where to turn for support – whether you’re thinking about your own health or caring for someone you love. .Moderator: Lauren Peace, health reporter at the Tampa Bay TimesBrain Health & Wellness Panel Dr. Raul Olivera, neurosurgeon at AdventHealth Dr. Nicole Lampe, assistant professor in the University of South Florida’s Department of Behavioral Health Science & Practice Dr. Keaton Piper, neurosurgeon at AdventHealth Wendy Wesley, registered dietitian, licensed nutritionist and founder of the St. Pete Cooking School  Dr. Richard Kanoff, pediatric neurologist at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital. About the Tampa Bay Times The Tampa Bay Times, winner of 14 Pulitzer Prizes, is Florida’s largest newspaper and a trusted source for news. As a locally owned and independent media organization, the Times also operates tampabay.com. In addition to its flagship publication, the company publishes the free weekly tbt* Weekend and Bay magazine, offering comprehensive coverage of local news, entertainment and lifestyles.About AdventHealth The West Florida Division of AdventHealth delivers whole-person care through more than 19,000 team members, using leading-edge technology and innovation. Its connected network of care includes 14 hospitals, 11 off-site emergency departments, 27 ambulances, a medical helicopter, nine urgent care centers, one corporate care center, five care pavilions, Primary Care+ at Walgreens, Well 65+ Senior Primary Care, primary care, specialty care, physical therapy, lab services, imaging, mobile mammography and more, serving eight counties across West, Southwest and Central Florida. AdventHealth is a faith-based, not-for-profit healthcare system with a mission of Extending the Healing Ministry of Christ, with hundreds of care sites and more than 50 hospitals across the United States. #tampabaytimes #adventhealth #brainhealth #brainwellness #tampabayspotlight #healtheducation #communityconversations #radiostpete #stpetersburg

    SPOTLIGHT TAMPA BAY: "Think Ahead: Brain Health for Every Generation" - Tampa Bay Times in partnership with Advent Health

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RadioStPete Podcasts & Interviews Welcome to the RadioStPete online, on-air magazine featuring local podcasts, interviews, events and news coverage originally broadcast on Sunshine 96.7 FM. Browse this podcast archive anytime, anywhere. Use the Search Box to find a specific name or podcast. 📲Download the Radio St Pete apps for Apple or Android. **Hear what's happening now live on RadioStPete.com. **Check out the Program Guide for our full broadcast schedule. 

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