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In this episode of Tidewater Talk, host Brodie navigates the latest happenings in Coastal Virginia while flying solo, as Co is away in Puerto Rico. The discussion kicks off with the growing concern over ebikes in Virginia Beach, where a working group has been formed to address their impact on public spaces. Brodie shares insights from local opinions and debates whether ebikes should be treated like regular bicycles. The episode also touches on recent amendments to club ordinances in Portsmouth, aimed at curbing late-night disturbances and ensuring community safety.
Brodie provides a weather update, highlighting the unusually cool August temperatures and a potential cyclone forming in the Atlantic. Listeners are encouraged to engage with the show by sharing their interests and supporting through donations. The episode wraps up with exciting local events, including the Tidewater Horror Convention, Boardwalk Astronomy, and various festivals, offering a plethora of activities for the community. Tune in for a comprehensive look at what's buzzing in Tidewater this week.
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In this episode of Tidewater Talk, Brodie and Co dive into the latest happenings in Coastal Virginia, sharing updates on local events, weather forecasts, and community insights. The hosts discuss a recent incident on a flight from Norfolk to Los Angeles, where a passenger's unruly behavior led to an unexpected diversion. They explore the complexities of handling such situations and reflect on the importance of community identity in Tidewater, touching on local culture, history, and the unique Tidewater accent.
The episode also provides an in-depth look at the approaching Hurricane Aaron, detailing expected weather impacts, including strong winds, dangerous surf, and potential flooding in Virginia Beach and surrounding areas. Brodie and Co offer practical advice for residents to prepare for the storm and discuss the broader implications of climate events on the community. Listeners are encouraged to engage with the podcast by sharing their experiences and insights on how the Tidewater area has evolved over time.
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Welcome to another engaging episode of Tidewater Talk, where Brodie and Co keep you updated on the latest happenings in Coastal Virginia. This week, Brodie shares his experience at the "Be the Change" dance production by Spotlight Dance Team in Chesapeake, Virginia, which raised nearly $12,000 for Children's Assistive Technology Services (C.A.T.S.). Meanwhile, Co recounts her visit to Williamsburg's Second Sunday event, featuring vendors, live music, and Irish dancers. The hosts also discuss the upcoming opening of the Wave Garden and its steep pricing, sparking a conversation about local accessibility and tourism. In a more serious segment, the hosts address the tragic shooting of Dwayne Harris by Norfolk police, highlighting the ongoing investigation by the Virginia State Police. They also share a harrowing story of an elevator rescue in Town Center, Virginia Beach. As always, the episode wraps up with a weather update, including the latest on Tropical Storm Erin, and a call for listener feedback and contributions to the show. Tune in for a mix of local news, personal stories, and community insights.
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Be the Change Dance Show Benefitting C.A.T.S.
Dwayne Harris shot by Norfolk Police
The Wave Garden is $91 per hour!!!
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