WEATHER ALERT
Washing chicken can be dangerous. Hereโs what a registered dietitian recommends
On Breakfast with Bridgett, two registered dietitians from Eat Well Exchange stopped by to discuss food safety and preventing foodborne illness.
Workout Anytime of Merritt Island and Titusville hold annual 9/11 memorial climb
Monday on 'Breakfast With Bridgett,' a local gym invited the public to visit and honor the victims of 9/11 with a memorial stair climb.
Doctor discusses new treatment for postpartum depression
While many new mothers experience โbaby bluesโ after a baby is born, postpartum depression is a more intense condition that at least one in every five new moms will experience.
Doctor explains what to look for if a student athlete has a concussion
When it comes to playing sports, besides competition to win, there are so many pros from team building to character development and fitness, but the glory doesn't come without some sacrifice.
Orlando Health doctor discusses healthy eating for college students
Dr. Chirag Panchal, a local family doctor with Orlando Health, joined the chat to talk about "The Freshman 15" and other health-related issues for college-aged patients.
Back to school: Importance of parental involvement
A licensed mental health counselor joined Breakfast with Bridgett on Tuesday to talk more about how supporting our students through parental involvement in their schools can get positive results all year.
1 in 3 people are at risk for kidney disease. How to get a free screening
Wednesday morning on Breakfast With Bridgett, Kia Blair Malone of OurLegacy Organ and Tissue Donation and Charlyce Simmons, a two-time kidney recipient and founder of Michalโs Hope, talked about the surprising statistics when it comes to renal failure.
7-year-old author talks โGiovanniโs Slam Dunk Dreams,โ book to be featured in OCPS libraries
Every weekday morning on "Breakfast With Bridgett," you'll find interesting stories and interviews, plus weather and traffic to help you plan the day.
Food for thought: Financial advisor offers tips for money management
Tuesdayโs segment of โBreakfast with Bridgettโ dished up some mid-year money management advice with some tips from financial advisor Eric Hutter from Osprey Retirement Solutions.
Ways to combat the โsummer slumpโ featured on Breakfast with Bridgett
Earlier this week on Breakfast with Bridgett, we talked about the summer slide for students, but thereโs also a summer slowdown for adults.
Psychiatrist talks โInside Out 2โฒ and how to nurture your childโs emotional intelligence
We took a closer look at the emotional intelligence lessons in the new movie โInside Out 2โณ with a child psychiatrist!
National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month featured on Breakfast with Bridgett
July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. On Breakfast With Bridgett, a licensed counselor addressed why greater awareness is needed.
โMake learning fun:โ How to prevent the โsummer slideโ in children
As summer break for students rolls along, there's something called the "summer slide" that can happen causing students to lose some of what they've learned in school.
โDonโt take your organs to heaven:โ Florida nonprofit discusses need for donors
Local leader and organ donation advocate Rosemarie Roth was recently recognized by U.S. Congressman Darren Soto for her community building through advocacy.
Orlando Health psychiatrist discusses impacts of social media on children
Today's students are more tech savvy than ever, but with those skills also come some challenges they may not be developmentally ready for, like the risks involved with using social media.
Ask a doctor: Have fun in the sun, but protect yourself from heat illness
Summer in Central Florida is quite literally fun in the sun! But with all the activities that require braving the heat, it also means awareness about preventing heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
How to prevent flooding in your home this hurricane season
With hurricane season and the rainy season upon us, there are important preparations to keep in mind that can help prevent flooding and mitigate damage at your home or property.
Ways to test your brain health during Alzheimerโs and Brain Awareness Month
June is Alzheimerโs and Brain Awareness Month. On Tuesday, a board-certified clinical neurologist from Health First shared the latest in brain health.
Experience greatest hits from Hollywood with CFC Arts Community Choir
Every morning on Breakfast with Bridgett, you get the weather and traffic information you need to start your day, plus some interesting coffee talk.
News 6 wins 2 regional Edward R. Murrow awards for Excellence in Innovation, Best Podcast
WKMG won Excellence in Innovation for transformation of content on its streaming service, News 6+. WKMG was also awarded Best Podcast for Your Florida Daily hosted by Katrina Scales.
Early Learning Coalition bringing hubs to Osceola County this summer
Thursday morning on Breakfast with Bridgett, Amanda Kelkenberg, CEO of Early Learning Coalition of Osceola County, shared exciting news about an initiative promoting literacy and learning popping up all over the area this summer.
Orlando group helps busy mothers help themselves
Being a mother can sometimes feel overwhelming. Sometimes mothers admit to feeling like they have to do it all, for our children, our families and many times, lastly, ourselves. Now a new local organization is trying to help busy mothers thrive.
Skin cancer is becoming a bigger problem among younger adults, doctor says
Each morning on "Breakfast with Bridgett" we have interesting stories and interviews plus weather and traffic to help you plan the day.
Keeping children with autism safe around water
Drowning is the fourth leading cause of death for children on the autism spectrum. Thatโs why Thursdayโs "Breakfast with Bridgett" featured a discussion about water safety with Katie Pabst, Florida Autism Center's director of clinical operations for northwest Florida.
Cardiologist shares tips for staying healthy in the heat
As temperatures outside approach records this week, itโs important to be safe when it comes to heat exposure. Wednesday on Breakfast with Bridgett, a cardiologist explained how the heat can be hard on your heart and make you sick or even be fatal.
Licensed mental health counselor warns about misinformation
Shantala Boss, a licensed counselor, joined the chat to talk about Mental Health Awareness Month. She says while awareness around mental health has improved, it's not without some potential dangers.
Central Florida artist teams up with Second Harvest for charity treasure hunt
I talked to local author and artist Bess Auer about her book and the charity efforts sheโs tied in to benefit Second Harvest. Interesting side note: Auer is a gourd artist and you can find her works at The Mercantile in Altamonte Springs.
How a Central Florida businessman nurtures entrepreneurs
Bridgett talked about what goes into mentoring aspiring business owners with Damien Bromfield, owner of Rogue Works Home Services. It's something he's passionate about because he noticed a need as he was building his own businesses.
โYou Just Had a Baby:โ Registered nurse creates self-care cards for new moms
Bridgett talked to the registered nurse, yoga instructor, and life coach, Lesline Pittman, about resources for supporting new moms.
'Safe space for all:' Harbor House walk supports pets of domestic violence survivors
This morning, Harbor House CEO Michelle Sperzel joined Bridgett to talk about the 13th Annual Paws for Peace Walk. This is the signature event to support survivors of domestic violence with family pets.
OneBlood seeks blood donors amid spring break shortage
Pat Michaels from OneBlood, called in live from their donation center in Downtown Orlando. He talked about shortages that happen around this time of year due to spring break and summer break. Michaels says donations from high school and college blood drives actually make up a big chunk of the supply - almost 20%.
Health expert discusses high rates of HIV infection among women in the US
Today on Breakfast With Bridgett, a digital health expert stopped in to talk about the high rates of women infected with HIV in the U.S.