This week we’ll be getting an update on the latest developments involving the School District of Indian River County and the publics opinion on the mismanagement of tax dollars at the county level. Tune in Live on Facebook, Rumble, or YouTube!Be sure to check out our Sponsor at www.GCHouseofchampions.comand visit or website for more original content www.indianriverconnections.com

What do you know about Fluoride? Why are they putting it in the drinking water? How do we get it out!Tomorrow night John takes the helm with a special line up of contributors confronting municipalities with the task of stopping this practice. 

The Board Report —Friday, February 7 | Live at 7 PMThis week on The Board Report, we’re bringing you another hard-hitting episode covering the issues that matter to Indian River County. First, we welcome back CJ from The Spark Free Press for a briefing on key city, state and county developments. Then, we shift focus to a critical discussion on the pharmaceutical epidemic affecting our communities. Sheila from Able Child returns, joined by George Colone, to expose the growing dangers of overprescription and the impact of big pharma on our people.Tune in live as we cut through the noise and bring you the truth behind the headlines!#TheBoardReport#IndianRiverConnections#thesparkfreepress#indianrivernews#IndependentMedia

The Board Report by Indian River Connections — School Board UpdateThis week, we’re diving deep into major decisions shaping education in Indian River County!Topics include but not limited to: The school board’s vote on transitioning four elementary schools to K-8. The naming of the county’s first classical school—what it means for our community. Woke curriculum and what it takes to clean it up Our expert panel: Thomas Augustus from the Sunshine Journal. Jennifer Pippin, Chairwoman of Moms For Liberty Indian River. Kevin McDonald, former school board member.We’ll wrap up with an engaging panel discussion and Q&A, so bring your questions and join the conversation! Friday at 7 PM | Streaming live on all platforms.#TheBoardReport #IndianRiverSchools #SchoolBoardMeeting #K8Transition #ClassicalEducation #ParentsAndPolicy #IndianRiverConnectionsNo insights to showBoost a postAll reactions:2Dale Morvaji and Indian River Connections

Joann & John kicks the show off, followed by an insightful segment with Thomas Augustus from The Sunshine Journal. Then, we’ll hear from Jed Aranes, a Fellsmere resident, sharing updates on the city’s development plans and their impact on the county. We’ll wrap it up with a panel discussion and questions. Don’t miss it—tune in and join the conversation!QUESTIONS?Comment on the video with any questions you want to ask our contributors or if you wish to remain anonymous you can DM us directly and don't forget to like the show and share with your friends.

Indian River Connections is proud to introduce our brand-new show, "The Board Report"Tired of sitting through marathon school board meetings that go on for 6+ hours? We’ve got you covered! "The Board Report" will break down the key takeaways, highlight important moments, and provide expert insights—all in a dynamic, engaging format.Hosted by the team at Indian River Connections, we’ll bring you incredible contributors like:✨ Jennifer Pippin from Moms for Liberty IR✨ Kevin McDonald, former school board member✨ Thomas Kenny, reporting from The Sunshine Journal"The Board Report" is your go-to source for staying informed about the decisions that impact our community. Don’t miss it!

Join us for a discussion with Jennifer Pippin of Moms For Liberty Indian River as we delve into the local media coverage and the misleading narrative surrounding their mission to clean up school libraries. Discover the truth behind the headlines and learn about their efforts to ensure a safe and appropriate learning environment for all students.

Indian River Connections first interview, John & Joann sit down with Cap's Pizza and Pubs' John & Jess Capobianco to bring you more about this local favorite thats been a "Family Tradition in Vero Beach since 1987!". John Capobianco describes what it is like carrying on that tradition not only in the kitchen, but in the community as well and how humbled they are for their support in a recent contest that put Cap's in the top bracket for the Best Pizza on the Treasure Coast.