Making Waves in The Palm Beaches
Wild Palm Beaches
Hooked on The Palm Beaches
Alyssa Freeman
James Currie
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OUTDOOR SERIES SPOTLIGHT THE PALM BEACHES ON WAYPOINT TV
The Palm Beaches returns to WayPoint TV with three outdoor & boating lifestyle series produced by AA Video. Making Waves in The Palm Beaches, Wild Palm Beaches, and Hooked on The Palm Beaches highlight waterways, wildlife, and the organizations working to protect them. These shows will air in weekly primetime placements for six weeks followed by on-demand availability on The Palm Beaches TV.
SEASON PREMIER: JUNE 14, 2026
Hosted by Alyssa Freeman, Making Waves in The Palm Beaches captures coastal living sailing culture, and events such as the Palm Beach International Boat Show, and conservation initiatives led by local nonprofits. Conservationist James Currie returns to host a new season of Wild Palm Beaches, exploring ecosystems of Peanut Island and the Loxahatchee Slough.

Currie also leads Hooked on The Palm Beaches, blending fishing with environmental restoration and community programs such as Hookin’ Veterans. Partnerships with brands like Nikon and MANG help support these productions that are sponsored by the Film & Television Commission with support from the Tourist Development Council.

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