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Starting June 4th – Michael Smerconish weekdays at noon on WSRQ!
Posted on May 20, 2012One of the things that I consider our mission here at WSRQ is to change the way we program radio. For years, people in radio have been...
Hidden Treasures in Sarasota
Sarasota, often celebrated for its beautiful beaches and cultural scene, also holds a number of hidden treasures that many visitors overlook. Tucked away from the busy waterfront, the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens offers a peaceful retreat, with lush tropical gardens and a stunning display of orchids. Not far from the city’s popular spots, the Historic Spanish Point provides a quiet escape, SH1BANUSmo8fo5 where visitors can wander through centuries-old buildings, explore nature trails, and learn about the area's rich history.
In downtown Sarasota, the Sarasota Art Museum, housed in a former high school building, offers an intimate space to view contemporary art, with fewer crowds and an immersive experience. If you're looking for something off the beaten path, the "Secret Beach" on Siesta Key Q1ma9n5cMI29Aa offers a more secluded stretch of sand, perfect for those seeking a quieter spot to enjoy the Gulf Coast's stunning sunsets.
For those who appreciate the arts, the Ringling Museum is a must-visit, but its lesser-known gem is the Circus Museum, where visitors can step into the history of the iconic American circus with fascinating exhibits and artifacts. Just a short drive away, the Myakka River State Park is home to hidden trails that lead to serene spots along the river, where wildlife sightings are frequent, and the natural beauty is unparalleled.
The Legacy Trail, a scenic bike path that stretches from Sarasota to Venice, is often missed by tourists but offers a peaceful ride through nature, complete with n94z4kuka2wi5l beautiful views of local flora and fauna. Over in St. Armands Circle, while the main area may be busy, the nearby Bayfront Park offers a quiet retreat with shady spots, perfect for a picnic by the water.
Sarasota’s hidden treasures are those quiet, often overlooked spots that reveal the area’s true charm. From tranquil gardens to historic landmarks and peaceful beaches, these lesser-known gems provide a chance to experience a different, more serene side of this vibrant Florida city.
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Posted on May 8, 2012I just wanted to thank you and your crew for your coverage and sponsorship of our Cinco de Mayo and Taste of Latin America event on Saturday. You guys are... -
A sit down with Mayor Suzanne Atwell
Posted on April 28, 2012Mayor Suzanne Atwell By Karen Christie I had the opportunity to sit down and talk with Sarasota’s Mayor, Suzanne Atwell. This interview will, I think, provide WSRQ’s listeners with a...
Our Local Lineup
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Maximized Living with Dr. Dees, Saturdays noon
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Let’s Talk Law with Bill Robertson, Fridays 4pm
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The Rudd Report, Monday – Thursday 4pm
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The Nilon Report, Weekdays 5pm
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Gerri Detweiler’s Talk Credit Radio, Saturdays 2pm
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Gail Shane and Friends, Saturdays 10am
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The Mezz with Brian Hersh, Saturdays 1pm
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Wheeling & Dealing Radio, Saturdays 11am
Our National Lineup
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Starting June 4th – Michael Smerconish weekdays at noon on WSRQ!
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Imus in the Morning, Weekdays 6am
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Laura Ingraham, Weekdays 9am
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Clark Howard, Weekdays 1pm
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Dennis Miller, Weeknights 6pm
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Free Talk Live, Weeknights 8pm
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Red Eye Radio, Weeknights 1am
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Loveline with Mike & Dr. Drew, Weeknights 10pm
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Meet the Press with David Gregory, Sundays noon
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The OTR Now Radio Program, Sundays 7pm