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Excellent resource here from Asra Nomani about the groups protesting here and elsewhere about Gaza.
https://jewishjournal.com/commentary/opinion/374182/dispatches-from-chicago-how-the-media-misreports-the-malign-intent-of-pro-palestinian-protestors/
915 PM FINAL ELECTIONS RESULTS; MAJOR CHANGES COMING TO BOTH COUNTY COMMISSIONSBy Andrew McKayBig changes are coming to both Escambia and Santa Rosa County Commissions as voters decisively ousted three of four incumbents from their seats.In Escambia County, two term District One incumbent Jeff Bergosh was beaten by first time challenger Steve Stroberger 54% to 37% in spite of perennial candidate Jesse Casey taking 9% of the vote out of play. This is the first true majority election in that district since Wilson Robertson narrowly beat Casey 50-49 in 2012.Also in Escambia County, first time candidate Aslee Hofberger won a tight three-way primary contest with 38% of the vote against Walker Wilson with 33% and Buck Mitchell with 30%. She will face Democrat Ron Helms in November, but is widely expected to win the heavily Republican district.This means that what had been for eight years a very solid three vote majority of Barry, May, and Bergosh (sometimes four when Robert Bender was the District Four Commissioner) has now been split in half with Lumon May (D3) and Steven Barry (D5) on one side against Mike Kohler (D2) and Steve Stroberger (D1) on the other, leaving Ashlee Hofberger (or possibly Ron Helms) as the decisive swing vote. Lumon May (D3) was reelected without opposition, but District Five's Steven Barry will face a challenge from NPA candidate Joshua Roberson in November, and it will be interesting to see whether the anti-incumbent sentiment carries over into that race.In Santa Rosa County, voters were similarly vehement in their ouster of two incumbents. District One Commissioner Sam Parker lost his seat to challenger Bobby Burkett 52-34, with Aaron Williams seecuring 10% and Rollar Ayers getting just 4%. The difficulty of anyone getting an outright majority in a four person race makes this win significant.In District Three, voters decisively ousted one term incumbent James Calkins in favor of first time candidate Rhett Rowell, who won with 43% of the vote to Calkins 28% and Jerry Couey 29%. Since Calkins has been such a source of controversy on the Board during his four years, this should mean fewer headlines and, perhaps, shorter meetings.In District Five, the only incumbent in both counties who won re-election was Colten Wright with 57% against challenger Mike Priest at 43%. Given the overall anti-incumbent sentiment, securing 57% support is a pretty strong endorsement from the voters.
Transgressors Memorial Service, interview with USS McCool CO Captain Jeffrey Baker, future news
Interview with Gulf Breeze News Publisher Lisa Newell, LuLuLemon catastrophe, how to "humanely" kill a python
Interview with Let's Go Pensacola's Julio Diaz, Transgressors Memorial Service, the Wrap with Josh Newby and John Peacock
Commanding officer of Naval Education Training Command (NETC), Rear Admiral Jeff "Caesar" Czerewko
Takeaways from President Biden's "big-boy" news conference, interview with PPD's Mike Wood
Left lane driving laws, chase pursuit and PIT maneuver policy, domestic kidnapping and manhunt with K-9s
Blake Barclay and Travis Peterson join Andrew for The Wrap: Debate performance by Joe Biden and Donald Trump / Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity
Movie reviews with Julio Diaz / Transgressors' Memorial Service (replay) / The Wrap with Blake Barclay and Travis Peterson
Pensacola Fireworks Extravaganza / Beach Report with Dave Greenwood / Biden adjusts his schedule to get more sleep / Meet Your Tenant Command: Interview with Captain Scott Coon
The importance of proper utilities and sanitation: Recognizing the front line workers / Transgressors' Memorial Service / Biden honors Andrews Raiders during medal ceremony / Study in Journal of American Medicine shows daily multivitamin use leads to increased mortality rates
Independence Day Fireworks Show recap / Biden debate performance spurs doubt regarding his ability to execute the office of the President / Interview with Mike Wood PPD (replay) / Fight between woke groups
Fireworks laws and safety, traffic stop turns into a suicide on Cervantes, pedestrian killed by a car, and the admissibility of evidence gathered without consent of the suspect.
Commanding Officer of the United States Air Force 479th Flying Training Group on Board NAS Pensacola.
Airport screening hiccups, grocery store downtown, Three Mile Bridge lights, post office downtown, city manager Kerrith Fiddler resignation, low barrier shelter study.
Note: There were some recording glitches in this file, so when you notice them, it's not your imagination.
Bergosh text message case hearing with Alex Arduini, PNJ, and Jonathan Owens
Frivolous Topic: How to cook and eat corn on the cob.
Juanas Pagodas request to extend their agreement with Santa Rosa County. Replay of Santa Rosa Sheriff interview with Chief Deputy Randy Tifft. Legal hearing with PNJ, Johathan Owens, and Alex Arduini over Commissioner Jeff Bergosh text messages.
Andrew shares elements regarding the training mission at NAS Whiting Field from the Ready 4 Pushback Podcast with Nik Fialka featuring Colonel Anthony "Fes" Krockel, the Commodore of Training Air Wing Five
Brother Andrew commemorates the cancellation of Comedian Rob Schneider and Governor Ron DeSantis over his stifling of HOA authority and also praises the Naval Special Warfare Command for their embrace of the Holy Acronymn String.
Interview with Former Pensacola Mayor Ashton Hayward / Frivolous Topic: How do you strike a match?
Pensacola 3-mile bridge lights / Escambia County District 4 Commissioner seat / Lightning round
Pensacola hangar groundbreaking / Replay of interview with Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons
Smoking prohibitions in parks of Gulf Breeze / Outdoor waterfront recreation leads to fisherman impact
Interview with Sam Abell, City Manager of Gulf Breeze / Frivolous Topic: Is Dr. Pepper a cola?
Okaloose County Sheriff Aiden's decision in the airman shooting / Ring camera footage of shooting / Escambia county individuals wanted for questioning in the shooting case of a 16-year-old / Traffic stop leads to acquisition of amphetamines and ammunition trafficking / Son arrested in murder of his father
District 4 County Commission discussion / Interview with Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons
Interview with Santa Rosa County Chief Deputy Randy Tifft / Frivolous topic: What do you do if the price is wrong at checkout?
Okaloosa officer fired over airman shooting / Interview with Ryan Jenkins of Jenkins Farms in Jay, FL
Trump trial and the Republican response / Interview with Doug Haddaway of the Trust for Public Land
Okaloosa shooting involving airman / Replay of Meet Your Tenant Commands Ep 3: Marine Colonel Anthony "FES" Krockel
Trump charges / Replay of Trangressors / The Wrap: Former Mayor of Pensacola Mike Wiggins and President of the Pensacola Bluff Line Jarah Jacquay
Trump charges / Interview with Dave Greenwood, Pensacola Beach Water Safety Chief / Meet Your Tenant Commands: Colonel Anthony "FES" Krockel
Interview with Gulf Breeze News Publisher Lisa Newell / The Surrender of Pensacola / Frivolous Topic: Would you want to own or live in a famous house?
Retired four star US Navy Admiral Harry Harris spoke about international affairs for his excellent keynote address at the "Night at the Museum Gala" at the National Naval Aviation Museum. Here is the audio recording from that speech.
Noise ordinances in Escambia County / Conveying information quickly without causing panic / Ammicable relationships between consituents and law enforcement
Admiral Harry Harris' speech on foreign policy / Interview with PPD Public Information Officer Mike Wood
How to help the drug addicts in our community / Frivolous Topic: How do you eat an oreo?
Mayor Heather Lindsay's resignation / Community LandTrust projects / Parking at boat ramps
Emergency managers talk about storm preparation / Interview with ECUA executive director Bruce Woody / The Pope's controversial quotes
Lieutenant Governor of Florida's commencement speech at Pensacola Christian College / Frivolous Topic: What is Pensacola's best burger?
Memorial Day Weekend / Two drug houses closed down in Escambia County / Los Angeles actor shot and killed by car theif
Proposal for a new four lane toll bridge for Navarre is pitched / Interview with Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons
PCC Commencement Address / AI generates pictures of CEOs as white men / Names on resumes of equal value and racial biases
The new Navarre bridge / Replay of Meet Your Tenant Commands Ep. 2: Captain Brad "Redman" Arthur
VisitPensacola and the expense of having visitors / Memorial Day / Richard Sherman songs / Frvolous Topic: What is a food that you are afraid to try?
Heather Lindsey resigns from Pensacola / Memorial Day / Trump at a Libertarian convention
The Escambia County District 4 commissioner's seat vacancy / Retention ponds and the governmental solutions / Zoning change processes
Interview with Julio Diaz of Let's Go Pensacola and Pensacola Movie Club / Transgressors / The Wrap: Scott Sallis, Owner and Principal Architect of Dalrymple Sallis, and Jonathan Owens, Commercial Real Estate Agent in Pensacola
Commanding Offiver Naval Aviation Schools Command / The 20-week procedure of attaing your training wings / NIFE: Naval Introductory Flight Evaluation
Wildlife friendly technological practices on the beach / The list from which DeSantis will select Escambia's new Distrcit 4 Commissioner / Beach report with Pensacola Beach Water Safety Chief of Escambia, Dave Greenwood / Meet Your Tenant Commands Ep. 2: Captain Brad "Redman" Arthur - Commanding Officer Naval Aviation Schools Command
The boat ramp item for the Escambia County Board of Commissioners / Transgressors / 60 Minutes with the Pope
Days of Our Milton / Replay of interview with PPD Public Information Officer Mike Wood / Federal government makes a move against AI voices in ads
The Gulf Breeze Dog Park code of conduct / New farm series in the Gulf Breeze News / Living Histiory in Fort Pickens
Escambia County tickets and arrests individuals pulled over for automobile noise infraction / Constituent questions for Mike Wood / Cop myth: Is it, or is it not, illegal to drive with your dome light on in your car?
Journalist demands apology from Santa County Commissioner Ray Eddington / Juana's Pagodas can't get their lease extended / Interview with PPD Public Information Officer Mike Wood
Escambia County Commission discusses the purchase of OLF8 / Supreme Court ruling on impact fees
Apology from County Commissioner Ray Eddington demanded by journalist / Comissioner James Calkins is hesitant to approve Juana's' 30-year-extension / Replay of interview with Pensacola Mayor DC Reeves
Would it make sense to have a city EMS? / Lights on the 3-mile bridge / Making Zaragosa in Pensacola more pedestrian friendly / Grafitti Bridge warning sign / Lightning Round
Congress argues amidst hearing regarding future of recording hearings / Replay of interview with Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons
Three people shot on Massachusetts Avenue in Pensacola / Escambia County murder-suicide / Car thief crashes into Hadji Shrine before stealing another vehicle / Sheriff's deputies find wanted man hiding in dryer
Scarlett Johansson AI voice / Interview with Santa Rosa County Administrator Brad Baker / The Grandma McFlurry
Marco Rubio speaks with Kristen Welker / Frivolous topic: Do you use your phone or desktop to make online purchases?
Milton City Council voting to appoint new city manager / Kamala Harris appearance on student forum / Jerry Seinfeld's commencement speech protesters
Kansas City Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker's speech / Jerry Seinfeld's Commencement Speech / Ray Eddington temper tantrum
Andrew recaps the premiere of "The Blue Angels," the newest documentary exploring Pensacola's own fearless team of expert aerobatics.
Interview with Julio Diaz of Let's Go Pensacola and the Pensacola Movie Club / Replay of Transgressors / The Wrap: Providence Church's Associate Pastor, Al Stout, and Josh Newby
Blue Angels Documentary Premiere / Interview with Dave Greenwood, Pensacola Beach Water Safety Chief Escambia / Meet Your Tenant Commands Ep. 1: Captain Scott Janik
The new Blue Angel Documentary coming to Amazon Prime / Transgressors / TikToker sparks debate about Man or Bear?
The Gulf Breeze Beach Volleyball team wins State / Man struck by lightning... twice / Winners of the Live Oak contest
Interview with Lisa Newell, publisher of the Gulf Breeze News / Why we can't have nice things (like the New York-Dublin portal / Frivolous Topic: What are your favorite urban legends?
Narcotics detector / Palastine protest caravan / Paparazzi shooting in Pensaocla / Noise ordinance for downtown Pensacola / Cop Myths
Seinfeld's commencement speech at Duke University / Frivolous Topic: What were the children's books you enjoyed as a kid?
Jerry Seinfeld's commencement speech at Duke University and the importance of hard work and humor
PNJ op-ed regarding airport hangar / Public safety concerns in Escambia County / Lightning round with DC Reeves
Jerry Seinfeld's keynote speech at Duke University / Replay of interview with Escambia Sheriff Chip Simmons
Free the grapes! / Legislative updates / Frivolous Topic: What food is best the next day?
Legislative updates / Alcohol at unsanctioned events / Interview with Escambia Coutny Sheriff Chip Simmons
Chamber of Commerce meeting / Escambia County Commission discusses home development project in Pensacola
Interview with Santa Rosa Sheriff Bob Johnson / SNL Headlines / Blue Angels with the Thunderbirds / Frivolous Topic: How do you organize your physical music collection?
Santa Rosa Public Forum / Interview with Don Gaetz, Florida Senate Candidate for District 1 / The Blue Angels Return
Santa Rosa County Commissioner's Public Hearing / Oprah's apology for contributing to modern weight standards
Santa Rosa County Commission "llama drama" / Replay of interview with Alex Andrade, Florida House Representative for District 2
Interview with Julio Diaz of Let's Go Pensacola and the Pensacola Movie Club / Transgressors / The Wrap: Collier Merrill (Merrill Land Company and Great Southern Restaurants), Jeremy Evans
An uptick in illegal immigrants with car tags and titles and the reason behind it / Health insurance funding change
Bodycam footage of Roger Fortson's death / Interview with Pensacola Beach Water Safety Chief of Escambia Dave Greenwood / Interview with Alex Andrade, Florida House Representative for District 2
Whiting Field recieves Installation of the Year / Transgressors / Interview with Immanuel Lutheran Church President Gary Houston
Decorated U.S. airman, Roger Fortson, killed in Okaloosa County / Taiwanese insurance fraud
Delinquent taxes in Gulf Breeze? / Shoreline park / Gulf Breeze dog park closing down / Lisa Newell's candidacy for State Senate
Interview with Publisher of Gulf Breeze News, Lisa Newell / Lisa Newell's candidacy for State Senate / Frivolous Topic: What do you do first when entering a hotel room?
Shooting suspect turns herself in after assault on Pensacola woman / Jewelry heist in Cordova Mall / Community engagement specialists / What is done to ensure that police have all necessary information before arriving to a scene?
Escambia Children's Trust meetings / Interview with PPD Public Information Officer Mike Wood / Ukrainian F16s
Bruce Beach parking / Why are we expanding routes and providers at the Pensacola Airport? / Plans for Palafox Street
Santa Rosa County Commission hears from the public / Interview with Pensacola Mayor DC Reeves
Santa Rosa County Commission practice meeting etiquette / Scouting America / Navarre Incorporated
Santa Rosa County Commission and the Pea Ridge Connector / Replay of interview with Escambia County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Andrew Hobbs
Allegations of harassment, discrimination, and ADA complaints at the Gulf Breeze dog park / Redesign of 399
Homicide on Topaz Avenue / Man charged with hitting a pregnant woman in the head / Drug arrests in Escambia County / SWAT team standoff / Blazer Academy Graduation
Santa Rosa County Commission Aquatic Center debates / Interview with Escambia County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy, Andrew Hobbs
Speed tables on Dean Drive / Roundabout at West Spencer Field Road and South Spencer Field Road
Santa Rosa County Commission locating a prospective site for the future Aquatic Center / Replay of interview with Ryan Jenkins, owner of Jenkins Farms
Interview with Santa Rosa County Sheriff Bob Johnson / EMS Director David Torsell's sudden resignation amidst Rayme Edler settlement / Frivolous Topic: Who was your favorite teacher?
Planting season updates / The effects of rain on different crops on the same farm / Traffic safety around farming equipment on the road
Rayme Edler lawsuit recap / County commissioners explain payout / EMS Chief David Torsell sudden resignation / Interview with Ryan Jenkins, owner of Jenkins Farms
Rayme Edler's findings in EMS fraud reporting / Edler's appearance before county commissioners
Escambia County's $5 million payout to Dr. Rayme Edler / The Kentucky Derby / Escambia County EMS Cheif Dave Torsell resigns suddenly amidst Rayme Edler settlement
Interview with Julio Diaz of Let's Go Pensacola and the Pensacola Movie Club / Transgressors / The Wrap: Craig Hindsman, Marcus Pointe Baptist Church Pastor, and Former Florida House Representative Dave Murzin
Biden comments on campus protests across America / Interview with Pensacola Beach Water Safety Chief Dave Greenwood / Escambia County Commission concurrency talks
Gen Z Email Anxiety / Joie Henney's missing emotional-support alligator, Wally / Those who cannot join campus protests
Biden weighs in on campus protests / Replay of interview with Pensacola Police Department Public Information Officer, Mike Wood / Bay Center repair debates
Interview with Gulf Breeze News Publisher Lisa Newell / MLB umpires / Frivolous Topic: When do you use your horn?
Santa Rosa County referendum for local option sales tax / Interview with Pensacola Police Department Public Information Officer Mike Wood
Days of Our Milton / Military puts Ospreys back in the air / Multiple lawsuits in Escambia County Commission
Santa Rosa County Comissioners meeting on new taxes / $100,000 shifting of funds to be spent on deferred maintenance / Replay of interview with Pensacola Airport Director Matt Coughlin / Methodist Church allows gay clergy
Israel-Hamas campus protests across America / Frivolous Topic: Spoon or knife when getting mayo out of the jar?
Florida's ban on abortions past 6 weeks / Interview with Pensacola Airport Director Matt Coughlin
Israel-Hamas protests on college campuses / McDonald's buying back stores from Israeli franchisee / Red Snapper Season 2024 (103 days)
The 6-week abortion ban in Florida / Replay of interview with Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons
Triple homicide in Pensacola / Gunfire at Beachon store in Pensacola / Esacmbia County deputy involved in vehicle crash / Century, FL arson suspect Christopher Pace
Tattoos in the workplace / Opinions on raisins / Frivolous topic: How has tipflation influenced how much you tip?
The Santa Rosa County Commissioners meeting regarding the Pea Ridge Connector / Interview with Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons
The SRC County Commissioners Meeting on the Pea Ridge Connector / Wall Street buying homes / Triple homicide in Pensacola suspects / Transgender medical treatments
The Pea Ridge Connector / Interview with Santa Rosa County Sheriff Bob Johnson / Follow-up to SRC breaking and entering / Email anxiety
Interview with SRC Sheriff Bob Johnson / Frivolous Topic: What is your preferred water vessel? / Joe Biden at the White House Correspondants Dinner
Colin Jost jokes at the White House Correspondants Dinner / UWF Football players in the NFL / Campus protesting and the argument of free speech
Colin Jost at the White House Correspondants Dinner / Banning menthol cigarettes / AI advertising / Escambia road work and commissioner campaigning
Biden's White House Correspondants Specch / Replay of interview with Lakeview President Shawn Salamida
Interview with Julio Diaz / Transgressors / The Wrap with Anna Higgins, Senior Policy Advisor at Team 180 Consulting, and Jack Zoesch, attorney at Beggs & Lane
The Trump Trial / interview with Pensacola Beach Water Safety Chief Dave Greenwood / Interview with Lakeview Center President Shawn Salamida
Rubber mullet / Communism in schools / Ramzan Kadyrov banning music / Ghaza protests on campuses
Baltimore principal suspended for AI generated hate-speech / Transgressors / Escambia county school class ranks
For what can the US President be tried? / Replay of interview with Bruce Woody, ECUA Executive Director / USC cancels graduation
Interview with Gulf Breeze News publisher Lisa Newell / Leadership for Perdido / Frivolous Topic: Do you keep old license plates?
Mobile moving away from the Shot Spotter / Crytocurrency theft / Can you get a DUI for sleeping in your parked car?
Escambia students' accessibility to the Naval Aviation Museum / Interview with PPD Public Information Officer Mike Wood
Interview with CEO of the Bail Project David Gaspar / Frivolous Topic: Flats or drums? / Hourly vs. Salary overtime
Investigation into the stolen $850,000 from Santa Rosa County clerk of court / Water quality of Pensacola's Bruce Beach / Interview with Mayor DC Reeves
Doug Broxson speaks to Santa Rosa county commissioners / Interview with ECUA Executive Director Bruce Woody
Pensacola's Bruce Beach water quality testing / PETA offers alternative to Florabama's Mullet Toss
Trump over-coverage / The Escambia County Commissioner's drama / Frivolous Topic: How many unread emails are in your inbox?
The plan for DeVann after retiring from the seat of Santa Rosa County Administrator / The STRIVE Program of SRC
Grant's Pass Federal Injunction regarding Anti-Camping Ordinance / Presidential criminal case / Relisting several cases in Supreme Court due to six-person juries / Frivolous News: What was your first book with an "adult scene"?
Reducing the 40-hour work week / Pensacola 20-year-old gets 15 year sentence for double-fatal crash / AI in the military
Bernie Sanders and the 40-Hour work week / Alabama’s Anti-Obscenity Enforcement Act / Grant's Pass Federal Injunction regarding Anti-Camping Ordinance
Buck Mitchell, candidate for Escambia County Commissioner, and Jeremy Evans, former chairman of the Republican Party of Florida
NPR host quits / Pensacola's untimely construction projects / Governor signs the chaplain bill / Censored books in Escambia County Schools / Women's pay in basketball / Santa Rosa County farmland protection
New movies:
Abigail
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
SPY x FAMILY CODE WHITE
Sasquatch Sunset
Deep Sky
Hard Miles
Villians Inc.
Housekeeping for Beginners
The Long Game
Julio Diaz of Let's Go Pensacola and the Pensacola Movie Club calls into the studio / Transgressors: Racism in math, pay discrepancy in professional basketball, and the Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences Bill / The Wrap with Buck Mitchell and Jeremy Evans
Establishing a statewide school chaplain program / Beach report from Dave Greenwood, Pensacola Beach Water and Safety Chief of Escambia / Funding for the Milton waste water treatment plant / Escambia County summer intern program / New co-owner of Pensacon
Construction on Pensacola's Roads / Transgressors / Former Justice Stephen Breyer on Late Night with Stephen Colbert
Racism in math / Pay discrepancy in professional basketball / Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences
School Chaplain Program / The Lockheed Martin 7-35 / Replay of interview with Mike Wood / The Triumph Grant
Interview with Lisa Newell Publisher of the Gulf Breeze News / Biden's... family history? / Frivolous News: Who is your newspaper columnist?
What would you do with the Pensacola Bay Center? / Interview with PPD Public Information Officer Mike Wood / Mostly outrageous gas prices
Cemetery refurbishment / Escambia County and Jamaica's GDP / Incitement to Violence or Hatred and Hate Offences
NPR's overall viewpoints / Frivolous News: The proper way to open a banana / The Crystal Awards
NPR host suspension / Military recruiting goals / Caitlin Clark's contract with the WNBA
We won! The NAB Crystal Award for superb community service / Supreme Court hearing arguments over the January 6th insurrection / Replay of interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons
Sheriff Bob Johnson, SRSO calls into the studio today to talk tractor theft, laws regarding filming the police, and the Navarre Glow Run.
Interview with Sheriff Bob Johnson, SRSO / Cat Country and the Santa Rosa Kid's House / Frivilous News: Taxes
Iran's attack on Israel / Chicago anti-war activists / KISS's $300 million dollar deal / Santa Rosa County agricultural industry / Construction for Woodbine Road and Highway 90
Praise for Cat Country and Santa Rosa Kid's House / Parking rate increases / Caitlin Clark gets payback on SNL
The Wrap: Kim Kline, former Gulf Breeze government teacher and current candidate for State Representative for District 2, and Josh Neby, XD Council on Aging of West Florida join us in the studio.
Dave Greenwood, Pensacola Beach Water Safety Chief of Escambia County calls into the studio.
Jared Moore and the District 4 Commissioner Seat / Interview with Dave Greenwood, Pensacola Beach Water Safety Chief of Escambia
Transgressors: NPR Hosts, The View's Views on Climate Change, and Scrabble for Wussies /
Davis Allen Wood talks about going to the Master's / The biggest donation to UWF in the college's history
Lisa Newell from Gulf Breeze News comes on the show to share all of the recent updates from Gulf Breeze
Parking rate increase / Lights on the 3-mile bridge / DC's grand parking plan! / Lightning Round
Trump's stance on abortion and Biden's response / Frivolous Topic: Mythical Creatures / Ber-gosh? Who are your local politicians?
Boys and Girls Club incident leads to arrests / RV owner unleashes dogs during EMS response / Child brings gun to CA Weis Elementary / Cops TV Show airs footage from Escambia County Sheriff's Department patrols from last year / Blue Angels traffic issues
LOGT numbers / Whiting Aviation Park / Project Runner / Waste water treatment for new industrial parks / Berryhill Road widening project / Gas tax revenue / Local Option Sales Tax increase: Does Santa Rosa County have enough money for upcoming projects?
Local Option Sales Tax .5% increase / Solar Eclipse / Interview with Tim Kinsella (replay)
Interview with Michael Ullman (replay) / Frivolous Topic: What is your solar eclipse playlist song?
Parking concerns around single family and multi-unit housing development / Interview with Captain Tim Kinsella
Traffic issues around NAS during Blue Angel events / Security measures necessary when public entering military bases / Community development and encroachment / Base viability and sustainability moving forward / Flight Academy and Starbase programs
Perdido Key roundabout / Emergencies surrounding the solar eclipse / Inmates request religious accomodation for eclipse viewing / President Trump demands drug screening and debate with Biden / Polling agency asks "Do you think parents should pay child's rent?" / Interview with Michael Ullman
What are the dangers associated with staring at the sun? / Why is an eclipse dangerous to view without protection? / What protection do you need to have in order to view safely? / Check ISO certification of eyewear before use / What is the best way to test eyewear? / Is it safer to view with cloud cover?
Ashlee Hoffberger and Craig Hindsman join Andrew for the weekly wrap up: 401a retirement plan for Escambia County Commissioners / School Safety Protocol
April Fools Day fake news stories / German #44 soccer jersey design / Seattle public schools' gifted program / The Bulletin
Escambia County Commissioners on losing side of recent lawsuits / Interview with Dave Greenwood / No Labels without candidate for 2024 Presidential contest / Interview with Pam Childers
401a retirement plan for Escambia County Commissioners / Recent lawsuits and settlements / Access to government software
Escambia County Commissioners' 401a retirement plan ruled unlawful by judge / Transgressors' Memorial Service / Traffic near NAS during Blue Angel practices
Escambia County Commissioners on losing side of recent lawsuits / Interview with Ryan Jenkins (replay)
Interview with Lisa Newell, Gulf Breeze News / 401A retirement plan for County Commissioners / Milton Councilman Mike Cusack admits violating state law, agrees to $1,500 fine / Frivolous Topic: Do you reuse zipper lock plastic bags? / Vacationers on cruise left at port after returning late from excursion
Junior firefighter at GB High School helping other firefighters / Midway Fire Department designate 3 zones to audit for smoke alarm code adherence / Waste Water Treatment Facility / Live Oak Contest
Days of our Milton / Teaching derogatory terms in schools / Interview with Mike Wood PPD / Escambia County Commissioner compensation and retirement allocation
Pedestrian struck on 12th Ave near Airport Blvd / Armed robbery at Dollar General / Cop Myth: Minor traffic accidents and reporting damages
Gate traffic at NAS / Compensation for Escambia County Commissioners / Milton City Council member undergoes ethics investigation / Desantis signs Food Delivery Service bill / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves (replay)
Israeli strikes kill 7 WCK aid workers in Gaza / Joe Biden depicted on pickup truck / U.S. Aircraft carrier manufacturing / Frivolous Topic: Things people do on social media that annoy you / Karine Jean-Pierre addresses policies for Easter Egg Roll
School security and random screening for firearms and other prohibited items / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves
Rasomware attack / Downtown Post Office / Bayview parking fees / Consultant hired to improve homelessness in Pensacola / Zoning exemptions and conditional use "spot zoning" / Frivolous lightning round
Desantis criticized by Karine Jean-Pierre after abortion restriction / Joseph Maldonado, currently incarcerated in Milton, reaches out to local media
WCK aid workers killed in Israeli air strike / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons (replay) / Bruce Beach Park improvements
NY Post reports thousands of Floridian transplants leaving due to weather and wildlife / April Fool's Day stories / Frivolous Topic: Do you mix your PB and J before you make a sandwich? / US-29 and I-10 reconstruction project
FDA and Mifapristone / SNL Weekend Update highlights / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons / Wine by the gallon
Raid uncovers drug trafficking activity on Sturbridge Place / Fight at Boys and Girls Club Easter Celebration / Go cart rider on US-29 resists arrest / Recreational cannabis
Florida Supreme Court rulings on recreational cannabis and abortion / SNL opens with Easter Trump skit with Florida reference / Interview with Sam Abell / White House Easter Egg Roll / Interchange at I-10 and US-29 to be reconstructed
Availability of Mifepristone / Interview with Sheriff Bob Johnson (replay) / Google's "Incognito Mode" / Trump posts $175,000,000 bond in NY civil fraud case / Truth Social stock price
Interview with Sheriff Bob Johnson / Solar Eclipse eyesight risk / White House Easter Egg Roll, religious symbols prohibited / Frivolous Topic: Do you pick up coins off of the ground? / James Calkins asks Trump to fund the tallest flag in Florida = APRIL FOOLS
Comments about home invasion liked by Elon Musk / 200k in "Spice" seized / THC infused candy / Tiger King held in Milton
Trump endorses James Calkins for Governor after asked to fund tallest flag in Florida / Purdue enters Final Four after win over Tennessee / Married couples thriving / Solar Eclipse brings high level of risk surrounding event / Interview with Ryan Jenkins
Off-season meetings around the U.S. / Agriculture Career Day / Farmland redevelopment leading to 5000 acre loss per day / Agricultural Easement / Farm Subsidies
James Calkins devises plan to fund tallest flag in Florida / UConn defeats Illinois / Ticket prices for Women's NCAA playoffs games 47% higher than Men's / Navy recruits to have access to personal cell phones during basic training / Easter coincides with Transgender Day of Visibility / White House Easter egg designs prohibit religious symbols
James Calkins asks Trump to fund tallest flag in Florida / Lizzo calls it quits / Interview with Mike Kohler (replay)
Ed Carson and Rhett Rowell join Andrew for the weekly wrap up: Waste Water Treatment Plant / Concurrency / Milton city audit / Civics education / The Trump Bible
Days of our Pensacola: Verizon, FAA, and Wal-Mart / Interview with Dave Greenwood, Pensacola Beach Water Safety Chief / Apple monopoly lawsuit / Larry David's parents suggested alternate career options
NCAA March Madness / Transgressors' Memorial Service / Waste water treatment plant in Milton / Putin vows to down F16s flying over NATO land
Cellular infrastructure: Tower proposal denied / Interview with Mike Wood PPD (replay) / Robot drone ships in the Caribbean / Air Force lasers
Interview with Lisa Newell / Desantis signs legislation protecting homeowners from squatters / Tiger King star temporarily held in Milton jail / California police department publishing mugshots with Lego heads superimposed / Frivolous Topic: Favorite album artwork / The Titanic door sells at auction
Latest edition of GB News delivered early / Mother of student at Gulf Breeze High School arrested after child brings firearm to school / GB High Beach Volleyball Team #1 in Florida / Arts Festival a huge success at new location / Gulf Breeze is a grant finalist for septic to sewer project / Mitch Madness Tournament
Randy Jorgenson details findings from current audit in Milton / Sheriff Bob Johnson's comments regarding home invasion attempt go viral thanks to Elon Musk / Interview with Mike Wood PPD
Reactions to Bob Johnson's comments following shooting of home invasion suspect / Motorcyclist killed in accident following attempted traffic stop / 3 Mile Bridge patrol and speed enforcement / Police substation at PSC / Cop Myth: You must exit your vehicle if officer directs you to do so. Do passengers have to provide ID during a traffic stop?
Naval Compatability Use Study: Missions, storms and the Blue Angels / Jeff Bergosh text scandal: Judge denies request for replevin / Nudist camp in Santa Rosa County / Interview with Clark Merritt (replay)
Randy Jorgenson urges hiring of assistant city manager for Milton / Waste water treatment plant funding / Frivolous Topic: Do you have a work personality? / Trump promotes new Lee Greenwood special edition Bible including America's founding documents
Biden press conference on Baltimore bridge collapse / Studio 850 reports on survey plane flying over Pensacola / RFK Jr. sends panic through Democratic party / New kickoff rules for the NFL / Interview with Clark Merritt - Port of Pensacola Director
What protocols for safety do we have here at the Port of Pensacola? / Security of bridges and barge traffic / American Magic / Pickleball court construction
Fire at material recycling facility / Rules for discarding yard waste during Spring and Summer / Backflow prevention / Disposal of rechargeable batteries / Concurrency
Biden's comments on Baltimore bridge collapse / SEC Soccer Exhibition April 6th / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons (replay) / Abortion pill / Governor Glenn Youngkin acts on 67 bills, vetoing 30
Days of our Milton: Act 3 / Mysterious monoliths / Frivolous Topic: Your life hack / White House to repeal part of spending bill regarding flags flown at U.S. Embassies / Pensacola resident eliminated from popular dance competition
Days of our Milton: Act 2 / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons / Shohei Ohtani on Monday adamantly denied betting on any sport or paying a bookie and placed the blame for the improprieties squarely on his former interpreter
Officer involved shooting on Avery Street / Property on R Street demolished / Escambia County Commission: Use of excessive force / NYPD officer fatally shot during traffic stop / Passing of Albert Kalber
Days of our Milton: Act 1 / UN Security Council passes Gaza ceasefire resolution, no veto from U.S. / Trump's remarks after bond reduced in civil fraud case
N.Y. appeals court reduces Trump's bond in civil fraud case to $175 million / Desantis signs HB1-HB3 / Interview with Rick Hawthorne (replay) / Raids conducted at Sean Diddy Combs's residences in L.A. and Miami / Abortion Pill / Minimum wage increase in California
Interview with Sheriff Bob Johnson SRSO / Local option sales tax / Frivolous Topic: What is your Waffle House order? / NCAA March Madness / Mark Wahlberg nightime routine
Suspect flees into woods after attempted traffic stop / Honor Guard Van wrapped by MRE / STAR Foundation now active as non-profit organization
WSJ reporter detained in Russia for over a year / NCAA March Madness highlights / Former RNC chair Ronna McDaniel faces sharp criticism after NBC hiring / Interview with Gulf Breeze Police Chief Rick Hawthorne / Kate Middleton announces cancer diagnosis / Terrorist attack at concert in Moscow
Santa Rosa County Commission / NCAA March Madness highlights / Impact fees and concurrency
Princess Kate announces cancer diagnosis / Death toll rising after terrorists attack concert in Moscow / Mother arrested after child brings gun to school / Florida and Auburn eliminated in NCAA March Madness / Child labor law changes / Baptist Hospital relocation and demolition / Teenagers stink / Dynamic pricing for fast food eateries
Movie reviews with Julio Diaz: Frozen Empire, Immaculate, Late Night with the Devil / The Wrap
Steve Strohberger and John Hutchinson join Andrew for the weekly wrap: Public camping ordinance / Escambia Children's Trust / Baptist property
Escambia Children's Trust and CRA Funding / Interview with Dave Greenwood / Soft Skills and the difficulties hiring employees
SB536 - Community-based Child Welfare Agencies / Transgressors' Memorial Service / Coffee with a Commissioner with Bert Thornton
Interview with Lisa Newell / Perdido and Pensacola Beach lifeguard staffing / Blue Angels movie preview / Frivolous Topic: Do you read poetry? Have you memorized any poems? / Biden impeachment
Gulf Breeze HS student arrested for threats against other students and possession of firearm on campus / Redevelopment Area proposal for south side areas of Santa Rosa County / Mitchell Madness 3 on 3 basketball tournament to raise awareness about the dangers of opioid addiction / Gulf Breeze resident performing at Carnegie Hall in NYC
Public camping or sleeping / Interview with Mike Wood PPD / U.S. no longer in the top 20 happiest countries
Camping ordinance enforcement / Possible DUI crash involving PPD officer / 15 year old fatally shot by 14 year old / Red light cameras / Registering cameras for the real time crime center
Escambia Children's Trust owes over $1 million in back taxes / Desantis not planning to campaign for Trump in Florida / Interview with Eric Gilmore
New ambulances received with more on order / Perdido Key lifeguard plan / Fire at main recycling facility / EMS action plan
HB 1365 - Public camping and homelessness / Court ruling outlawing restrictions to gun ownership by undocumented immigrants / Interview with D.C. Reeves (replay) / L.O.S.T. on agenda for Escambia County Commissioners' meeting today
Interview with Rich Harwood / Michelle Salzman honored at Pace Awards / Frivolous Topic: Which notifications do you allow on your phone? / Interview with Matt Coughlin, Director of Pensacola Airport - Simulated incident response training
Days of our Milton: preview to tomorrow's meeting / Mississippi Goon Squad members sentenced to time in prison / Texas SB4 / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves
Metaphor for public life reflected in backstory / Hope for the future found in our local communities / Advice for doing better
City of Pensacola network security incident / Late fees not assessed during bill pay system outage / Lightning Round
Michelle Salzman honored at Pace Awards / New X-Men cartoon includes non-binary character / Cyber Infrastructure issues at Pensacola City Hall / Interview with Robert Bender
New voting machines: Minor connection issues experienced / Busting a myth: Ballot machines not connected to internet / Redundancy and double verification
Days of Our Milton: The backstory / Primary voting results / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons (replay) / Supreme Court cases being heard this week includes Texas immigration appeal
Interview with Sam Abell, Gulf Breeze City Manager / Frivolous Topic: Which dog breed would make a good president? / Pensacola resident auditions for popular television dance competition
Pace Awards / Century man tased during altercation / Spring Break / Real time crime center / K-9 trials at Tate High School
Social Media companies, the first amendment, and government persuasion / So You Think You Can Dance contestant from Pensacola
Supreme Court skeptical of restricting government communications with social media companies / Exercise pill / Interview with Sheriff Bob Johnson (replay) / Blue Angels return to Pensacola / Contraceptives supplied to Olympic athletes
Interview with Sheriff Bob Johnson / Frivolous Topic: What show would you love to have one more season of? / Netanyahu responds to Schumer's comments on Israeli war
Process server threatened with a gun / Ad valorem cuts / Speed limit on Navarre Beach Causeway
District 2 Commissioner Kerry Smith alledges eavesdropping at County Commissioners' office / Real Estate transaction fees
Trump remarks on auto industry / Temporary speed reduction on Navarre Causeway / Ruby Slippers / Desantis to sign HB3 / The Enhanced Games
Gang violence ravages Haiti / Bear Family Foundation / Tourism Development Tax / Supreme Court rules on social media censorship / Real Estate fees / Chuck Schumer comments on Netanyahu
David Bear and Jeremy Evans join Andrew for the weekly wrap up: Proposal for erecting tallest flag in Florida / Employee retention and talent acquisition after Covid pandemic / Age restrictions for exotic dancing
Funding the tallest flag in Florida / Interview with Dave Greenwood / Katie Britt comments on SNL parody / End of Florida legislative session: Cannoli Caucus / Texas proposes pornography age verification, Pornhub not accessible / Escambia real-time crime center
Debate over tallest flag in Florida / Transgressors' Memorial Service / Exotic dancing age limit legislation
Largest American Flag in Florida / Mini Totes craze at Trader Joe's / Interview with Mike Wood PPD (Replay) / Picture of former President Trump praying in a church shows too many fingers
Interview with Lisa Newell / SNL Weekend Update Highlights / 4 day work week / Frivolous Topic: Do you use Math..what was your least favorite study in Mathematics?
Fairpoint signage for road safety / Lighthouse Christian Academy housing concerns / Wellfield area, fuel tanks, and drinking water / Rotary gumbo cook-off
Georgia Transparency visits City Hall / Tik-Tok Ban / Interview with Mike Wood PPD / 3.14 "Pi Day" / ARC of Emerald Coast
Georgia Transparency stunt at Pensacola City Hall / Car hits building / Officer involved in crash on Bayou Blvd. / Cop Myth: Police Jurisdiction
OLF-8 / Florida Legislature Singles Caucus / Interview with Wes Moreno / Sheriff Bob Johnson comments on population growth and millage rate
The passing of Coach Carl Madison / Nathan Road / Homelessness Dashboard / When and when not to call 911
Georgia Transparency enters City Hall / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves (replay) / Katie Britt's response to SNL skit
Temporary speed reduction on Navarre Beach Causeway / Tonight Show jokes on Robert Hur testimony / New Peeps body spray scent / Frivolous Topic: How do you cook your bacon? / Guidelines for tank installation at fueling stations in protected areas
Blake Doyle Skate Park usage and hours / Malcolm Yonge Gym demolition / Portland Loo restrooms
Speed reduction proposal for Navarre Beach Causeway / Biden classified documents investigation
District 5 guidelines for fueling stations / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons (replay) / Blake Doyle Skate Park
SNL takes on Katie Britt's SOTU rebuttal / Randy Fine comments on property taxes, Dozier School compensation, lock-down policies / Escambia County cuts ties with American Library Association / Frivolous Topic: Do you pull forward into your parking space or do you back in? / Culitvated meat
Jonathan Owens ethics investigation / Deadspin employees terminated after sale of company / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons / Clarification on Pope's comments regarding Ukraine surrender
Operation Kessel Run / Panhandling ordinance enforcement / Cold case from 1998 now solved / R Street homicide investigation / Public Camping Ordinance
Cultivated Meat / Interview with DeVann Cook / Splashdown of SpaceX capsule / Trump weighs in on Tik-Tok ban
Tallest American Flag in Florida on agenda for discussion / Woodbine and Hwy 90 improvements / Chumuckla Hwy widening / Study to consider possible location of Aquatic Center / Cold weather shelter
SpaceX splashdown / Bergosh texts and ethics / Interview with Doug Broxson (replay) / Tik-Tok ban
Interview with Sheriff Bob Johnson, SRSO / SB184 and Body Cameras / Frivolous Topic: Retro ways of doing things vs. new tech / Texting your kids at school
SB184 / Mike Cosse arrested for suspicion of selling stolen property / Lighthouse Christian Academy housing concerns
Plans for retirement / HB341 and HB21 reviewed in last session / HB1 merged with HB3 / Observations on State Government / No regrets / Favorite accomplishment: Health Insurance Equity
Jimmy Kimmel hosts the Oscars / Transgender broadcaster reports J.K. Rowling to police over social media comments / Interview with Michelle Salzman
HB21 Dozier School for Boys - 20 million awarded in compensation / HB341 Designation of Diagnosis on Motor Vehicle Registration / HB57 Commissioner Term Limits
Days of our Pensacola: Malcolm Yonge Gym Controversy and 3 minutes of "Boooooo" / Biden says Netanyahu needs a "Come to Jesus" meeting / Interview with Alex Andrade (replay) / Savannah Bananas / "Stripper" Bill
Josh Newby and Michael Kimberl join Andrew for the weekly wrap up. Topics include: GWFCU Kites on the Coast / SOTU Address / Public Camping Ordinance / Continuum of Care / Jason Pizzo's comments on passing of "Condo 3.0" bill / Malcolm Yonge Gym demolition
SOTU and rebuttal / Interview with Dave Greenwood / HB1563 - Contractor Fraud / Water Contamination liability and accountability / Breaking up with Spring Break / SNL Weekend Update Highlights
Guards are back in the towers / This weekend 9am - 5pm, changing to 10am - 6pm after DST / Tryouts this Saturday for lifeguards at UWF Aquatic Center / Yellow flags this weekend
Large number of projects funded in new budget appropriations / Social Media and parental consent for minors / Distric 4 vacancies / Bills concerning contaminated water and local contractors / First responders and the danger of Fentanyl exposure / Perimeter restriction for police officers expanded to 25 feet
Biden's State of the Union Address / Katie Britt's rebuttal / Interview with Wes Moreno (replay) / Desantis to review "Bear Bill" and School Chaplain Bill
Interview with Lisa Newell / Lighthouse Christian Academy under scrutiny over student housing concerns / Disgusting school fundraising effort / Frivolous Topic: Banana storage technique / Haley suspends presidential campaign
Local bus driver becomes naturalized citizen, receives warm welcome back home / Magdaline's loses lease
Florida Legislature approves "Condo 3.0" bill to boost board accountability and building safety / Interview with Mike Wood PPD / Malcolm Yonge Gym demolished
Fatal accident at Hitzman Optimist Park / Elderly women targeted for theft while shopping / Cop Myth: Don't use threat of arrest to discipline children
No timeline for appointee for Distric 4 vacancy / Pensacola Beach Pier / OLF-8 / Lee Street sidewalk project completed in cooperation with ECUA / TPO approves corridor management study for Navy Blvd improvements / Lifeguard tryouts / Kaycee Lagarde to canvassing board / Sunset Island project / 6 additional ambulances to be ordered and new EMT full-time positions to be added
Haley drops out of race for President / Lighthouse Christian Academy under scrutiny for student living arrangements / Malcolm Yonge Gym demolished / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves (replay) / Oklahoma School charity fund-raiser
Alex Andrade comments on Critical Race Theory unfairly characterized by Rolling Stone Magazine / Facebook crash / Frivolous Topic: What do you do when turning left through a median? / Public camping ordinance
Trump victory on Super Tuesday / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves / Limits to book objections
Public Camping Ordinance / Downtown Post Office / 26 year old homicide cold case solved / Screen use and vision issues with children
Trump remarks following Super Tuesday / Facebook outage / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons (replay) / Removal of VJ Day Times Square photo
Interview with Sam Abell / The passing of Coach Carl Madison / Frivolous Topic: The fear you had as a child that is not an issue today / HB1 and HB3
FEMA emergency operation plans and debris removal contracts / Multi-use pathway along Hwy 98 / Traffic study leads to more signage along dangerous curve at Peaks Point
4 juveniles arrested for felony grand theft after fleeing officers / Pit maneuvers and car chases / David Holland wanted in Escambia County for trafficking fentanyl and other drugs / Century man arrested for suspended license, no registration, and assault on officer / Facebook social media posts
Social Media age verification and explicit content / Programmed algorithms feeding harmful content to children / FEMA compensation for debris removal after Hurricane Sally / The passing of Coach Carl Madison
Supreme Court rules on Trump ballot eligibility / Interview with Ryan Jenkins (replay) / Oregon drug decriminalization and opioid deaths / ACC Conference Championships freestyle violation
Interview with Sheriff Bob Johnson SRSO / SNL highlights / Syrup company changes biblical logo after 140 years / Frivolous Topic: Favorite snack
Farmers currently spreading crushed limestone to regulate PH balance for soil and fertilizer / History of peanuts
Supreme Court considers bump stock legality / VP Harris calls for immediate cease fire in Gaza
Bump stocks / Interview with Alex Andrade (replay) / HB1 and HB3 / Haley wins D.C. Primary / Perdido beach access / Pace Girls Beach Volleyball Team wins first match
During every session in Tallahassee, outgoing Representatives and Senators are given some time for farewell remarks. In the case of State Senator Doug Broxson (Rep-D1), his farewell remarks came after an hour of praise from his fellow Senators. Andrew McKay spent time on Thursday and Friday sharing some of those remarks and his thoughts about them.
Caitlin Clark going to WNBA / Headlight adaptive brightness technology / Transgressors' Memorial Service / Wendy's walking back introduction of surge pricing / The Wrap
Walker Wilson and Craig Hindsman join PMN for the Wrap: Doug Broxson farewell / Trump vs. Haley / HB1 and HB3 / Social Media companies, shadow bans and the 1st amendment / Downtown parking
Days of Our Milton Act 2 / Perdido Key dredging / Doug Broxson receives a warm sendoff to retirement / Illicit rug use by minors on the rise
Last week of budget negotiations / HB177 "Ticketmaster Bill" / Vaping Bill / Social Media, shadow bans and protected speech
Days of Our Milton Act 1 / Interview with Alex Berenson (replay) / Wendy's surge pricing plan revoked, Burger King capitalizes on PR blunder
Interview with Lisa Newell / Interview with Alex Berensen / Frivolous Topic: Grammar and punctuation when texting
Traffic in Gulf Breeze: Power poles and wires to be removed / Underground fuel tanks / New football coach hired for GB High School
Social Media content moderation and promotion / Doug Broxson sendoff from Jason Pizzo / Trump Immunity case to be heard by Supreme Court
Transparency in Technology Act: 1st Amendment, government censorship and social media content / Term Limits Bill / AI Political Disclaimers / Interview with Wes Moreno
Fatal accident during tree trimming / OLF-8 / FPL assists county workers / Summer Youth Employment applications
SB7072 - 1st amendment and social media platforms / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves (replay) / SNL Highlights
Pensacola Bay Center proposals for improvements / Frivolous Topic: Movies that couldn't be made today / Biden's comments on sex life
NAS Whiting Field awarded best small base in the U.S. / Chicago PD prohibits officers changing race identification / New CEO at Navy Federal Credit Union / Apple cancels EV project / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves
Career Source quarterly board meeting / American Magic lease details / Bayou Texar dredging / Skate park security cameras and public restrooms / Bay Bluffs Park funding / Lightning round: Least favorite book from school, warm in torso/cold in legs or vice versa, movie that you love that couldn't be produced today
Okaloosa ICMA Trial Hearing / OLF-8: Entrance Arch and other proposals / Interview with Bruce Woody ECUA XD / Fuel prices / Bump stock ban
Sewer infrastructure maintenance and ground water / EPA standards: Lead and drinking water safety / Bayou Marcus Boardwalk upgrades and repairs / ECUA website improvements
Trump wins Michigan Primary / Wendy's surge pricing / Escambia County Sheriffs Office recertified / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons (replay) / Mary Poppins gets new rating
Economic growth and tourism marketing in Pensacola / Cereal for Dinner / Wendy's surge pricing / Frivolous Topic: Hot or cold, upper or lower body / Illegal use of a car horn during anti-Trump rally leads to citation
Lawmakers and community leaders unite to bring American Magic Sailing Team to Pensacola / Santa Rosa County Commission Meeting: Flash flooding video / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons
Double murder on Greenbriar - suspect in custody / Mental health resources available for law enforcement / Escambia employee killed in tree cutting accident / Mario Williams charged with attempted homicide for reportedly shooting at 3 people / Facebook video shows attempted murder with kitchen knife / Sheriff's department recertified / Successful pit maneuver / Job Fair at 1700 W. Leonard Street today
American Magic Sailing signs 10 year lease in port of Pensacola / Wendy's surge pricing / SNL opening skit: Endorsing Trump / Biden attempts to quote Lincoln
Lease signed for American Magic sailing team / Escambia County utility employee killed in tree trimming accident / Chaplains in schools / Interview with Sheriff Bob Johnson SRSO (replay) / Shrink-flation
Interview with Sheriff Bob Johnson SRSO / Pensacon 2024 / Frivolous Topic: What do you do with the lid for the pot when cooking on the stove? / Hosting sports tournaments in our area / Ukraine War: Russia low on surveillance aircraft
Deputy saves a man's life due to traffic stop revealing medical emergency / Board of Directors established for new law enforcement foundation / Florida deputies sent to border last week for assistance / Proposed ban on left lane drivers
Haley stays in presidential race after losing SC primary / Malcolm Yonge Gym Demolition / SKANSKA lawsuit dismissed / Political party censorship by social media companies / AT&T $5 credit after service outage / Santa Rosa County Commission Meeting open forum: Vote for selection of new medical examiner / Trump comments at Black Conservative Federation Gala
Santa Rosa County Commission Meeting Highlights - 4-1 vote for new Medical Examiner / Delta Concrete
Haley loses South Carolina primary / American Magic / Pensacon 2024 / Term Limits Bill / DefenseOne article on V-22 Osprey / Interview with Alex Andrade (replay) / AT&T refunding customers for recent service outage
Charles Thornton and Andy Terhaar join Andrew for the weekly wrap up: Malcolm Yonge Gym demolition / Social Media access for minors in Florida / Rank Choice Voting / Embryo Rights Decision by the FL Supreme Court
Social Media: addictive features and access for minors / Debate on Bear Bill leads to various puns
Santa Rosa growth vs Escambia jobs and wages / Publix = largest private employer in Florida / Transgressors' Memorial Service / Interview with Alex Andrade
HB1 and HB3: Free market vs risk of harm to minors / Interview with Lou Ferrigno (replay) / Truth Social public IPO / Chicago schools removing security officers
Interview with Lisa Newell / Metal shovel ban proposed for Pensacola Beach following tragic accident / Interview with Lou Ferrigno / Study finds that married people live longer, happier / Love Boat: Advertising for the Cruise Industry
Contest to find biggest live oak on private property - 32561 and 32563 / Navarre bypass road proposals / Brittany Simpson sworn in to City Council / Sam Parker shares testimony at council meeting, invites everyone to church / No football coach selected for Gulf Breeze HS / Golf Tournament to pay off school lunch balances
The unimaginable horror described by victims of communism / Interview with Mike Wood PPD / Dishwasher Tetris
Bearcat delivery delayed by DPA / Speed enforcement on 3 Mile Bridge / Avoiding secondary locations during kidnapping attempts / 14 foot rule: safety for law enforcement officers during arrests / Cop Myths
Communism and societal trends / Interview with Wes Moreno / Intergenerational woes / Iran has claimed Antarctica
Local option sales tax / Sikes Bridge Toll Plaza repair and proposal for redesign / EMS Meeting: HR Audits underway, new ambulances delivered / Tele911 service
SB 1264: mandates the inclusion of communism history in all grades / Defense Protection Act delays production of SWAT Bearcat / Airport terminal expansion, balance sheets, bonds and the WSJ / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves (replay)
Interview with Sam Abell / Carbon Emissions in Escambia County / Frivolous Topic: The book you hated having to read in school / Property Tax Bill vs. Homestead Exemption
Brittany Simpson joins GB City Council / Pedestrian Bypass proposed between Midway and Gulf Breeze as well as along the Naval Live Oaks Preserve and Shoreline Park / Body Cameras
Border fencing: Cervantes Corridor Project would redesign W Street to Bayou Texar / American Magic / Pensacola Motor Lodge, Baptist Hospital, Malcolm Yonge Gym and Affordable Housing / Lightning Round Frivolous Topics
Jon Stewart criticized for criticizing Biden / Alabama woman charged for dragging child with car / Proposed safety gate restrictions and development proposed for Lexington Terrace and other areas
3 Mile Bridge lighting / Alabama Supreme Court interprets law regarding frozen IVF embryos / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons (replay) / Missouri man with too many items in self-checkout lane reveals firearm / Player hit 7 times by pitch
Interview with Teresa Hill and Fred Gunther / Frivolous Topic: Phone case or no phone case?
Malcolm Yonge Gym demolition proposed, petitions filed / QuakeWrap proposed to make gym structure safe / Go to: SavePensacola.com
Days of our Pensacola: Malcolm Yonge Gym / Homestead Exemption / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons
Shots fired, arrest made without incident / Car-jacking and pursuit on Glenwood Ave, replica gun confiscated / Search for homicide suspect from Mississippi in Perdido Area ends in apprehension / First responders killed in Minnesota responding to domestic violence call / 14 feet rule / Pit maneuvers and deer strikes = 3x per month
Medical Examiner Oleske recieves recommendation from Sheriff Bob Johnson, James Calkins opposes appointment / At-large elections / Interview with DeVann Cook
Public praise before retirement after 45 years of service / Blackwater River floating dock / 2 town hall meetings scheduled this week / Ad Valorem tax
Demolition of Malcolm Yonge Gym and the need for affordable housing / Raising the Homestead Exemption / Local option sales tax / Political Deep-Fakes / Vote plurality and primary voting / Gaza Health Ministry
Coffee with the Commissioner: Wes Moreno / Poverty and property fire risk in Escambia County / Frivolous Topic: Favorite mint chocolate treat / Complaint filed by Heather Lindsay to Florida Bar
Days of our Milton: Act 3 - City Manager Saga Continues / Florida Legislature SB 1122 - Protection of Historic Monuments and Memorials
Days of our Milton: Act 2 / Florida SB 1122 - Protection of Historic Monuments and Memorials
Days of our Milton / Interview with Robert Bender (replay) / Putin backs Biden, Trump takes it as a compliment
Danny Zimmern and Jeremy Evans join Pensacola Morning News for the Wrap. Topics include: $1,000,000 home sales in Pensacola highlighted in Wall Street Journal / Creating a company culture as more and more people work from home / Commercial construction boom in Pensacola / Newspaper delivery vs. online readership: PNJ discontinues morning delivery / Bergosh texts
To Kill a Mockingbird / Declare Emergency Activists / Charlie Brown: Welcome Home, Franklin / Starbucks Lawsuit
Madame Web falls short / One Love = 35% on Rotten Tomatoes / Land of Bad / Zone of Interest
Bergosh testimony in SLAPP lawsuit case / Interview with Robert Bender / Rotten fish on a plane
Adjusting to retirement from County Commission role to Supervisor of Elections / Voting deadlines for sample ballots and vote by mail ballots / Track your ballot at escambiavotes.gov / Votes for suspended campaigns / Mail ballots a week before March 19th / Instant run-off voting
Florida school library book restrictions: Desantis suggests fine for frivolous book review requests / Transgressors' Memorial Service / Interview with Alex Andrade / Budget Director retiring from Santa Rosa County Commission
SLAPP Lawsuit, Bergosh text messages, and writs of replevin / Interview with Mike Wood PPD (replay) / Car theft in our community
Interview with Wes Moreno (playback) / Frivolous Topic: Things we do today vs. when we were kids / Interview with Lisa Newell
Escambia County EMS transfer revenue / Navy lifts ban on sailors using their pockets / Interview with Mike Wood PPD / Jon Stewart returns to the Daily Show
TruNarc technology keeping law enforcement safe / Shot Spotter / Car theft in our community
Escambia County TPO Meeting: Front entrance to NAS / Jon Stewart returns to the Daily Show / Interview with Wes Moreno
Coffee with the Commissioner: Escambia EMS leadership / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves (replay) / E.D. pills could lower risk for Alzheimers Disease
Interview with Chad Stimmel (replay) / Frivolous Topic: Best and worst Valentine's Day gift / Border crossings and politics: Strategy or Compassion
Plans for OLF-8 / Chicago removing Shot Spotter program / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves
Red Light Cameras in Pensacola: July 1st target date / American Magic Sailing Team / Malcolm Yonge Gym Demolition / Lightning Round
Parking requirements around new construction in Escambia County / Interview with Chad Stimmel - Escambia EMS Union President
Harassment from leadership / Calls for improvement / Wage increases / More trucks purchased / Staffing / Service calls and transfers
LOI Received for OLF 8 Property From Beulah TownCenter LLC / Jon Stewart non-partisan comedy / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons (replay) / Most watched television moments / Starbucks lawsuit
Union expresses ‘No Confidence’ In Escambia EMS leadership: Calls for service vs. transfer assignments / Robert Bender congratulated on appointment as supervisor of elections / 3 minute limit reinstated for public comment / Frivolous Topic: How do you like your pancakes?
Santa Rosa County Commission: Tallest flag in Florida / North Escambia website highlights church expansion / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons / New Peanuts special on AppleTV
Parking Enforcement: Daily complaints near subdivisions / Kidnapping report leads to chase and arrest of suspect / Stolen car police chase policy and compensation for damages / Shooting on Fields Lane and Bud Johnson Road / Moore Ave. shooting homicide investigation / TruNarc technology: Devices ordered and received, training scheduled / Church safety in our communities
Trump criticizes Nikki Haley's husband's military service / FDOT and subdivision interconnectivity / Income inequality on OnlyFans
Santa Rosa County Commission Meeting: Funding for tallest flag in Florida proposal / DeVann Cook stepping down as SRC Administrator / Interview with Sheriff Bob Johnson (replay) / Pensacola City Council: TruNarc technology / $1 Billion in improvements to Navy barracks and other upgrades
Inteview with Sheriff Bob Johnson / "Shrink-flation" / Frivolous topic: Who do you want for the Super Bowl half-time show next year?
TruNarc technology keeps law enforcement safe by identifying substances / Missing Persons case leads to search warrant and murder charge / Fatal shooting at megachurch
HB 87 - Right to defend yourself against bears / Trump and Russia invasion of Nato Allies / Sam Parker political and religious comments criticized
Super Bowl Highlights / Interview with Jared Moore (replay) / Biden commentary on "shrinkflation"
Josh Newby and Blake Barclay join Andrew for the Wrap. Topics include: Harvard President ousted over anti-semitism on campus / Trump 14th Amendment and disqualification for office / Nikki Haley claims Nevada caucus is a sham / Biden press conference analysis / Giant flag for SRC
Trump and the 14th Amendment / Interview with Jared Moore / Larry David attacks Elmo / D.O.D issues statement regarding Taylor Swift controversy
Supreme Court hears arguments for and against Trump disqualification from Colorado ballot / Transgressors' Memorial Early Service / Interview with Alex Andrade
Appropriations Budget Bill passed in House session yesterday / Consumption tax as an alternative to property tax / Local bills for fire districts in SRC / Baptist project criticized in recent artice on Florida Politics website / Defamation Bill
Supreme Court hears arguments on 14th Amendment disqualification / Interview with Wes Moreno (replay) / Biden tries to defend his memory and mental capability during impromptu address to the nation
Interview with Lisa Newell / Perdido Key Beach lifeguard presence / OLF-8 receives 2 offer letters / Delta Concrete Crushing facility / Cedar Village subdivision proposal / Taylor Swift sells one of her planes and purchases carbon credits / Frivolous Topic: Do you wash your hands after walking your dog? / Italian woman starts body modification at age 11 in order to transition into a cat / Drinking soda during childhood linked to substance abuse problems and negative cognitive effects
New park ranger in Gulf Breeze / Todd Torgersen replacement appointed / Tallest flag in Florida / Tiger Point golf cart Mardi Gras parade / Double Bridge Run results
Florida amendment abortion proposal / Interview with Mike Wood PPD / Nikki Fried avoids transgender question
PPD on forefront of serving our community / Anti-Panhandling Statute, warnings and citations / Red light camera roll-out / New K-9 joins the force / Do cops have arrest powers when off duty?
International Association of EMTs and Paramedics Local 325 executed a vote of no confidence in EMS Chief David Torsell and Deputy Chief Christopher Stevens / Lifeguard towers vs. available lifeguards / OLF-8 offers on the table / Delta concrete crushing facility / Perdido Bay boat ramp / Deanna Oleske reappointment / Bender's board appointees all remain except SRIA by FL law
Florida Supreme Court Justices consider abortion amendment guaranteeing abortion rights in the state / The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether former President Donald Trump’s role in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol disqualifies him from the presidency / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves (replay) / Proposal to fund purchase of 3 new lifeguard towers in Perdido
Space X could splash down as early as Friday / Graves found at Miraflores Park / Space X confirms separation of Dragon from ISS / SNL Super Bowl Skit / Frivolous Topic: Character in a TV series that annoys you / Bud Light tries to make comeback with Superbowl ad / Land line technology
Florida school districts could opt to allow volunteer chaplains in schools under a bill approved Tuesday by a Senate committee / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves
Pickle Ball court construction to begin soon / Plans for Bay Bluffs Park / Recycling in Escambia County could be contracted to private company with possible subsidy / New facilities and fleet manager Russell Sweatt / Lightning Round: coffee, phone conversations, self check-out
Escambia County EMS responds to local union’s ‘no confidence’ vote / Haley loses Nevada Primary to "none of the above" option / 90 Catholic clergymen, scholars and authors have published a joint letter urging "all Cardinals and Bishops of the Catholic Church," to oppose a Vatican document approved by Pope Francis that allows priests to bless same-sex unions / Trump Immunity
HB 931 - Authorizes school districts & charter schools to adopt policy to allow volunteer school chaplains / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons (replay)
Interview with Gulf Breeze City Manager Sam Abell / Largest American Flag in Florida / Frivolous topic: What's on top of your fridge? / SNL Weekend Update Highlights
New Gulf Breeze City Council member: Brittany Simpson / Study conducted, no plans to close Shoreline Drive and Hwy 98 / Improvements to boat ramp at Shoreline Park / Tallest flag in Florida
Vote to ban sale of cultivated meat in Florida / Gulf Breeze Zoo makes proclaims Giraffe Day / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons / Race based admissions for officer corps / West Point, the US's academy for army officers, can still consider race in its admission process
Multiple car chases in the area / Inmate walks away from road camp crew / Free-roaming chickens complaint leads to assault on deputies and animal control officers / Shot Spotter working well
Senate Bill 1590 - Prostitution and Related Acts / Interview with DeVann Cook / Space Station splashdown postponed
Proposed American flag purchase and installation in Santa Rosa County - tourism dollars marked for project that could exceed 150k + yearly replacement / Tourism corridors for visitors / Flag height possible conflict with airspace restrictions / 5 town halls to be held regarding budget revenue allocations
Santa Rosa County commissioners consider erecting Florida's largest American flag / Space Station splashdown postponed / Interview with Ryan Jenkins (replay)
Interview with Sheriff Bob Johnson SRSO / Boomers staying in larger empty nest houses / SNL Weekend Update takes shots at Biden / Frivolous topic: What food always burns the roof of your mouth? / Nikki Haley talks Texas succession on podcast / Colorado Supreme Court to deliver ruling on Trump 14th Amendment issue
Sheriff advocating in Tallahassee for voluntary information submission to DMV: bill would aid officers in being aware of special needs situations during traffic stops /
Iran proxy attacks on U.S. - additional attacks expected / Taylor Swift wins historic 4th Grammy for Album of the Year / Interview with Ryan Jenkins - Jenkins Farms / Biden watches only one morning show: Morning Joe
Planning for a peanuts only crop / Cotton not profitable but aids in peanut crop / Cotton equipment not returning on investment / Planning crucial for the upcoming season
SNL opens with Trump impersonation, Nikki Haley makes cameo / Students for a Democratic Society misses public comment section of board meeting at FSU / PCS for HB17 - Expiration of the Mandatory Waiting Period for Firearms Purchases / Dog found in shipping container
$118B bipartisan Senate border security bill / Taylor Swift wins 4th Grammy for Album of the Year / Biden skips Super Bowl pregame interview again / Florida House bill to raise age for purchasing firearms, not likely to pass Senate vote
Early Spring predicted by P. Phil / Apple Vision Pro launched / Movie Review: Argylle / Orion and the Dark, The Tiger's Apprentice, Mr. and Mrs. Smith / Frivolous Topic: Would you rather live the same day over and over again or wake up each day and not remember anything before? / Working at home remotely vs in-office / Migrant crisis at the southern border, razor wire
Happy Mardi Gras??? / 4% believe that P. Phil is always right / Mother banned from dropping kids off at school / FAA used to restrict use of Furbies on flights / Florida Legislative Update: Vote on bill restricting work weeks to 30 hours for minors, age restriction for exotic dancers, THC Level Cap, process for ballot initiatives / Neuralink implant
Movie Review: Argylle / Interview with Vin Infante - Mental Performance Coach / Interview with Wendy Watson - Divorce & Business Spiritual Therapist
Bobby Rossi filling in for Andrew McKay this week: Groundhog Day - P. Phil less than 40% accurate / Florida Legislative Update: 40 hour work week for 16-17 year old minors, Changing the amendment proposal process / Girl saves guinea pig from snake attack
Wendy Watson, an Entrepreneur Coach with the Architects of Entrepreneurship from TheFCProjects.com, joined Bobby Rossi to discuss how she helps businesses and individuals excel through healing of 6 energies. She focuses primarily on divorce situations and business growth.
Check him out at https://tbrspiritualhealth.com
Vin Infante, an Entrepreneur Coach with the Architects of Entrepreneurship from TheFCProjects.com, joined Bobby Rossi to discuss how he helps businesses and individuals with mental health and performance.
Check him out at https://vincentinfante.life
Interview with Lisa Newell / Argylle opens in theaters tonight / T-Pain makes millions ghost-writing country music hits but speaks out against inherent racism / Post Malone to release country album / Frivolous topic: Illinois legislation would prohibit traffic stops for speeding up to 25 miles over limit: Should strict limits be enforced, should limits be increased / No beach access after 6pm during Spring break in Miami / Disney lawsuit against Desantis thrown out of court / Weight loss drugs
Backyard beekeeping business in Gulf Breeze wins 3rd place award in national convention / Bay Bridge condo complex water issues / Where to pick up the GB News / New high school construction halted to save turtle
Affordable Housing / Barbie Movie, Oscar Snub, Misandri / Interview with Mike Wood PPD / No counties in Alaska / California announces slavery reparations / Stalker Bill
Armed Robbery suspect at large, reward offered for information / 3 recent accidents with vehicles striking buildings / Crimestoppers - safe and way to report crime information 850-433-STOP
Desantis allocates funding to Jewish schools for extra security with increased anti-semitism in U.S. / Billy Joel to release first new single in decades / T-Pain makes money writing Country hits but detests the racism / Attainable Housing / 50% of Americans say they will get in shape...one day
Defining "affordable housing" / Margot Robbie Oscar snub / Tesla relocating to Texas / California introduces reparations bill / "Moveable" Tiny Homes / Florida bill proposal would eliminate property tax and replace with consumption tax / Dangerous Dog Registry / Apple and Google install safety measures for stalking victims
Alternative Energy Technology and the free market / Frivolous Topic: Which fast food restaurant would you like to see release a cookbook? / Dangerous dog registry / Taylor Swift prop bets / Oldest Rookie graduates from Police Academy / Fantasy Sports Betting Bill aims to restrict age
President Biden has made a decision on how to respond to drone airstrike, still blames Iran for attack / Trump remains on ballot in Illinois / Pizza Hut spell check / Bill requiring DNA samples from all inmates / Proposed ban of cultivated meat / Sunsets are blue on Mars
Drone attack response / Trump toxicity despite past success in office / WWE Smackdown Politics / Republicans and the abortion issue / Pizza Hut spell check / Florida Legislature: Bill requiring DNA samples from all inmates / Cultivated Meat Ban / Presidents that did not have college degrees / Fantasy sports age restrictions
Florida Legislative Update / Stand Your Ground - against bears / Frivolous Topic: Which world leader would you send to negotiate with aliens? / The Milky Way smells like rum and tastes like raspberry / Squatty Potty commercial / Southwest South Dakota most landlocked spot in U.S. / Residents in Newark NJ holds homeowner lottery
Desantis: Without state protections, Constitution would never have been ratified - proposed changes include term limits, line item veto / Convention of the states / Unhealthy phone habits: doom scrolling and avoidance / Valentine's Day: chocolate and other sweets most popular gifts / Bear Bill
Military recruitment short of goal: GED or Diploma not required for Navy / Famous 1920s author Dr. Spock / Pensacola student arrested after assaulting officers and staff / Space force to launch more objects into space in 2024
Bobby Rossi filling in for Andrew: Desantis proposes constitutional amendments / 42% of people feel they could negotiate peace with aliens / 92% of people polled say they want some kind of treat for Valentine's Day / Coen Bros. admit they haven't read the Odyssey / Increase in online scam attempts / Armed robbery staged for marriage proposal / Brazilian Butt Lift Bill / 21 states aim to prohibit out-of-pocket costs for breast exams / Permit for defense from bear attacks
Bobby Rossi is filling in for Andrew this week. Topics include: Florida Bill to prohibit sleeping or camping on public property without permit / Disco party bathrooms in KY / Jay Leno files for conservatorship for his wife / Iran denies responsibility for drone attack that killed 3 soldiers / Alabama uses Nitrogen for execution / Frivolous topic: Best cartoon character of all time / Russian skater disqualified 2 years after doping allegations
Bobby Rossi fills in for Andrew this week. Topics include: NFL Playoff Highlights / Skier stuck on ski lift gondola overnight / Mayorkas facing impeachment / Convoy of truckers headed to Texas to assist Abbott razorwire situation / U.S. not prepared for alien attack
Bobby Rossi is filling in for Andrew: Presidential Primary process / HB1 and HB3 / HB1365 - Sleeping or camping in public / Iran-Backed Militia Drone Attack kills 3 / Jay Leno's wife gets Dimentia diagnosis / Sleep-unders and late-overs / Lethal Injection in Alabama / Saudi Arabia opens first liquor store / Kentucky Hop Shop party bathrooms / Mississippi lease expensive state to reside
Bobby Rossi is filling in for Andrew: Measles outbreak in U.S. causing concern / Skier stuck on gondola lift overnight / Ben Shapiro charts #1 Rap song / Articles of impeachment against DHS Chief Mayorkas / Trump likely candidate after state caucuses
Interview with Julio Diaz / Transgressors Memorial Service / The Wrap with Jonathan Owens and Melissa Simpson
Melissa Simpson and Jonathan Owens join Pensacola Morning News for the Wrap: Defamation by Heather Lindsey / HB1 and HB3: Workarounds for age verification / Perdido Key beach access / Quiet Quitting
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition / Coffee and CO2 / Ryan Gosling / Jeff Simpson - NPR GenZ Front Desk
HB841 honoring “Mo” Haitham / Interview with Cate Meighan / California residents leaving the state asked to not trash the state upon exit
Hillary tries the Macarena Dance / Jon Stewart returns to the Daily Show / Barbie Oscar snubs / Samantha Fox arrested for public intoxication on airplane / Sofia Vergara divorces to become a Grandmother vs. becoming a new Mom / Best Wishes and Congratulations to Cate as she departs for new adventure
Declaration of Emergency for clear and present danger of a riot limits sale and possession of firearms / Interview with Alex Andrade
Term Limits Bill / HB1 and HB3 / Legislation introduced prohibiting gifts from foreign lobbyists to local officials / Old bill removed that circumvents 2nd amendment during states of emergency / Bridge renaming to honor fallen NAS Airman
HB841 proposed by Infrastructure and Tourism Committee to honor fallen NAS Airman / Amendment proposed to State Constitution to limit terms of office for county commissioners / Interview with Eric Randall PPD (replay) / SNL Weekend Update Highlights
Interview with Lisa Newell / "Tik Talk" or Internet Accent with vocal fry / Nevada Primary leads to confusion / Frivolous Topic: Mispronounced words that irritate you / HB3 passes 119-0 and HB1 passes 106-13
Tie collection for "Tie Tuesday" / Torgersen vacancy candidates step up / Krewe of NAUGA event on Saturday
The negative effects of social media for children and the threat of exploitation and abuse / Bipartisan support for HB1 and HB3 / Interview with PPD Chief Eric Randall / Barbie snubbed for Oscar nominations
SB 1322 - Referendums to Increase Millage / $3.6 Million Perdido Key Master Plan / Quiet Quitting
Perdido Key Master Plan / Tik Tok speech and vocal fry "Tik Talk" / Bipartisan support for HB1 and HB3 / Barbie Oscar snubs
HB-1 and HB-3 likely to pass House votes / Nikki Haley addresses supporters after NH Primary / Frivolous Topic: Best way to make coffee / Alabama's experimental execution method
Charges for sanitation in the city vs. county fees / Surveying annual budgets / Possible purchase of Baptist property and Gibson School / Parking Downtown: discount for local residents / Downtown Improvement Board / Funding for Bay Bluffs Park and Malcolm Yonge Gym / Port of Pensacola advertising / 3 Best Pizzas in Pensacola / Landscaping from I-110 to Garden Street / Homeless population on Palafox and the need for a low barrier shelter / Summit Blvd lane widening / Roger Scott facility / Street improvement funding
Liability and legal defense for county employees / Consistent sleep patterns could equal up to 40% lower chance or adverse health conditions / Interview with Bruce Woody - ECUA XD
HB-1: Arguments for and against prohibition of social media accounts for minors / Interview with Chip Simmons (replay) / Trump wins NH Primary, Haley stays in the race
HB 1 and HB 3 / Santa Rosa County Commission Meeting: Jan 8th storm response to save kite surfer / New car prices still rising - 60% of US households can't afford new vehicles / Frivolous Topic: Do you like talking on the phone? / Dogs allowed in bars?
Displaying flags at schools and government areas / Santa Rosa County Commission Meeting: Biggest Flag in Florida / Gen Z - Calls vs. Texts / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons
Slow regulated intermittent traffic on 3 Mile Bridge by ECSO / Swat response during attempted murder incident / 38 year old fatally stabbed after argument / Uvalde Report analysis
HB 901 - Ban of flags in schools and government facilities: Empathy vs. Equality / High School student in Gulf Breeze saves life of motorist / Stanley Cup craze and parental response to brand bullying
The importance of flags and symbols in schools and government facilities - HB 901: Prohibits certain governmental entities from erecting or displaying certain flags / Blood test shows promise detecting Alzheimer's Disease / Interview with Sheriff Bob Johnson (replay) / Haley Davidson and the LPGA
Interview with Sheriff Bob Johnson SRSO / Frivolous Topic: Sleep in same bed, same room with your spouse? / Red Light Cameras in Pensacola
Desantis leaves 2024 Presidential Race / NFL Playoff Lowlights / The appeal of limited edition Stanley Cups / Donald Trump and Nikki Haley: Pros vs. Cons / Local mural at Wal-Mart in Ensley
Trump vs. Haley in 2 person presidential race / Haley questions Trump's mental fitness / Oklahoma legislature HB-3084 limits "Furries" in public schools / Red Light Cameras / Flamingo State Bird Bill proposed..again / Jackson Overlink comments on Flamingos and their impact on climate anxiety
Desantis withdraws from 2024 presidential race / Interview with Alex Andrade (replay) / Division Playoff Highlights / Sports Illustrated lays off majority of employees
Josh Newby and Rusty Branch join the Wrap - Topics covered: Retailers rethinking "Self Checkout" option / The danger of cold weather to our elderly population / Baptist Hospital property / Pros and Cons for Term Limits and candidate name recognition / Parents helicopter-ing through job interviews
Maxwell Frost and the Statue of Liberty / DOT and Humorous Digital Traffic Signs / Rice University Afro-Chemistry
Poor Things / Oscar Nominations next week / American Fiction / ISS / Founder's Day / The End We Start From / Frued's Last Session / Cult Killer / Which Brings Me to You
Bergosh and Salzman on term limits during "Coffee with a Commissioner" / Colbert piles on Escambia County Schools / Cat County celebrates 20 years / Military Recruitment offers part time military active duty positions / Jake Tapper offers opportunity to compliment opponent during Haley-Desantis debate / Uvalde school shooting report published
Alex Andrade sponsors HB 757: Defamation, False Light, and Unauthorized Publication of Name or Likenesses / Transgressors Memorial Service / Interview with Alex Andrade
Following up on the funding initiative for acquiring Baptist property / SLAP Act and defamation lawsuits / Name changed for charter schools bill / Term limits bill / Red Light Camera Ban bill
Bergosh and Salzman discuss term limits / Jodie Foster was asked to play Princess Leia in Star Wars / Freshman Democrat proposes bill to remove Statue of Liberty in protest of GOP's 'bigoted' immigration law
Interview with Lisa Newell - Gulf Breeze News / Speaker Mike Johnson sparks headline with comments about Joe Biden's presidency being God's will / Child Tax Credit being reinstated / Frivolous Topic: Do you leave spoon or measuring device in the container (Sugar, Flour, etc.) / Eglin reopens beach near Crab Island / UWF removes welcome hedges
New High School name announced / Swinson Park refurbished / COC Business of the Year: Crumbl Cookies / Garcon Pointe Bridge toll alleviation considered for renewal / Parade on Saturday on PCB - Kids and Critters
Presidential immunity, impeachment and conviction / Houston's CJ Stroud comments edited by NBC / Interview with Greg Gordon PPD PIO / Supreme Court is likely to end Chevron Deference
Kayla Atwood homicide case / K9 Officers crucial to law enforcement / Scam calls for arrest warrants / How calls are traced in the digital world / Car crashes into house / CRA Officers protecting the homeless during cold weather
Equality, hazard pay and benefits for medical staff in correctional facilities / HB1 and HB3 regarding access to social media and verification for viewing explicit content online by minors / Interview with Escambia County Administrator Wes Moreno / Godzilla Minus One and Color / Congress reaches deal to reinstate Child Tax Credit
Medical staff compensation and benefits in correctional facilities: cost of providing medical care for inmates / Pensacola Bay Center maintenance and repair costs / Fire Station 1 and Paradise Beach / PKD Multi-Use Path / Jonathan Owens legal defense / Wheelchair ramp program through state and county funding initiatives
Trump, presidential immunity and the impeachment judgement clause / UWF Welcome Hedges removed / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves (replay)
Interview with Sam Abell - Gulf Breeze City Manager / Nikki Haley pulls out of NH debate with Desantis / Supreme Court hearing case regarding Chevron deference / Frivolous Topic: Your method for self checkout / SB 850: Rules for using AI in political advertising / Term limits for county commissioners
Tiffany Esposito supporting House Bill blocking local governments from establishing minimum wage for private businesses they contract with / School closings for cold temps / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves
Request made for funding commitment for Baptist property acquisition / 250k for 30 new overhead airport signs / Housing to replace Yong resource center / Lightning Round - favorite bagel, TV show you are guilty you didnt' watch, best movie car chase
Santa Rosa County Commission: Rules regarding public forum / SB438: Establishing term limits for county commissioners
Baptist Health Care and the city of Pensacola sign letter of intent which states the city will accept the donation of the former Baptist property - Mayor D.C. Reeves says letter shows commitment to move funding process forward / Political advertising requiring AI disclaimer in bill from Tallahassee Legislature / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons (replay) / National Highway Traffic Administration limits humorous travel alerts on roadway signs
Iowa Caucus Highlights / Jake Tapper censors Trump speech / Amazing vocal performance on AGT / Frivolous Topic: The show or series that you have never watched, but maybe should
Ron Desantis and Nikki Haley address supporters after Iowa Caucus results / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons
How the cold affects deputies and K-9 officers / Officer involved in deadly crash / Ja'Corey Clay arrested after car chase that ended in crash on Pine Forest Road / Body of Marvis Bedgood found / Non life-threatening accidental shootings over the weekend
Vivek Ramaswamy drops out of presidential race after 4th place finish in Iowa Caucus and throws full support behind Trump / Jake Tapper censors Trump speech / NFL Playoff Highlights / Days of Our Milton: Melissa Simpson outlines defamation liability
Iowa Caucus Results: Nikki Haley sends message to voters / Interview with Bob Johnson SRSO (replay) / Cold weather moves into the area tonight with possible freezing temperatures / Pope ponders recent misunderstanding of comments regarding same-sex relationships and blessings / Rice University adds Afro-Chemistry course / Granny for Trump
Interview with Bob Johnson SRSO / Kimmel goes against comedic creed to slander Desantis / Frivolous topic: Your favorite bagel and toppings / Detroit Lions win first playoff game in 32 years /
Human Trafficking through Florida by drug cartels / If you see something out of the ordinary, call law enforcement / Body found off of Popcorn Road
Could feel like single-digit temps due to wind chill this week / Lions earn first playoff win in 32 years / Martin Luther King: A Day of Rememberance / Property investor purchases flip property in Escambia County that was scheduled for demolition
Jimmy Kimmel takes shots at Escambia County School System and Ron Desantis / Human remains found and identified as Kayla Atwood / Is America ready for a female president? / Biden gives poignant speech at Church in South Carolina / Hertz selling 20k electric vehicles due to high maintenance costs
2 Navy Seals missing off the coast of Somalia during nighttime boarding mission / Iowa Caucus tonight / Interview with Alex Andrade (replay)
Celebrity-related names for insects / Gabriel Attal / USA Transgender Boxing / Brother Kevin
John Peacock and Jacey Cosentino from Sunday's Child are our guests as we discuss the focus and evolution of Sunday's Child / 5th annual Mountain Film Festival / HB1 and HB3 regarding social media and age verification for online pornography / OLF-8 / Baptist Property Agreements Pending
Mean Girls - The Musical / The Bee Keeper / The Book of Clarence / Memory / Upcoming: Poor Things / American Fiction / ISS
HB1 and HB3 proposed to regulate minors' access to social media / Fruit Stripe Gum Discontinued / Interview with Cate Meighan
Jimmy Kimmel responds to Aaron Rodgers comments about Epstein documents / Jo Koy hosts the Golden Globes / George Carlin AI special / Lisa Marie Presley Auto-Biography to be released
Aaron Rodgers vs. Jimmy Kimmel / Transgressors Memorial Service / Interview with Alex Andrade
Opening week of legislative session / HB1 and HB3: age restrictions for social media and age verification for viewing explicit sexual online content / Plans for Baptist Campus Property
Age restriction and verification for social media accounts and online activity in Florida: (HB-1) is called “Social Media Use for Minors”, and it would block teens under the age of 16 from creating social media accounts like Facebook, TikTok, or Instagram / Interview with Wes Moreno (replay) / 6 confirmed tornadoes in storms earlier this week / Yellow caps on Coca Cola bottles for passover / Strikes against Iranian-backed Houthi rebels
Interview with Lisa Newell / New SRC High School name and mascot / Hangout Fest: Real or Fake Band Names / Frivolous Topic: Best car chase scene from a movie or tv show
Gulf Breeze City Council: Form 6 forces council member Torgersen to resign / Oriole Beach Boat Ramp to be repaved by SRC / Name for new High School: Soundside High School
Uninspiring debate between Nikki Haley and Ron Desantis / Interview with Mike Wood PPD PIO / Censorship and child safety: To what extent do school systems play a role in book selection for library access
Man with a cane displays knife at downtown Synovus Bank during robbery and later arrested / Missing Person: Kayla Atwood / Cop Myth: Hearing Sirens and the "Rumbler" frequencies
Desantis tries to deliver zingers during CNN debate / Santa Rosa County Commission Meeting: Public Forum / Interview with Wes Moreno / Military Recruitment down for caucasian prospects
Design approved for rebuild of North Palafox from Brent to 9 Mile Crossing with I-10: Multi-use path included / Major grants collected through extensive effort from staff / Small claims recovery from taxpayer funded bonuses for former employees / SRIA in search of new director / Purchasing department vendor open house in February for prospective and current vendors
Request to dismiss lawsuit filed against Escambia County Schools / Nikki Haley and Desantis underwhelming at CNN debate / Santa Rosa County Commission Meetings: Public Comment / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves (replay)
Desantis delivers State of the State Address, signs a bill banning DEI initiatives in public colleges / Frivolous Topic: Movie or TV show that scared you as a child / Riot at Jewish synagogue in NY / Journalists joking about video of Trump ala JFK
Cat Country 98.7 recognized for 20 years of serving the community / Desantis delivers stump speech during State of the State Address / Interview with Mayor D.C. Reeves
Funding for demolition project for former Baptist campus property - letter of intent filed / City Council Chamber renovation / New City Attorney / Frivolous Lightning Round - King Cake knife placement, special place your parents took you as a child, indoor activities with children on days off from school
Desantis touts Florida supremacy during State of the State Address and takes crticism from the Left / Mayor Reeves comments on future of former Baptist Hospital property during press conference / Who filed it?
Desantis criticized for State of the State Address / Sec. Lloyd Austin criticized for disclosure of elective surgery / State of Emergency declared for Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons (replay)
Michigan Wins CFP Championship / Area spared from major damage from early morning storms / Jillian Anderson / Gillian Anderson's Vagina Dress promoting new brand / Wayne LaPierre resigns as NRA leader days before start of civil trial / Absenteeism in Florida Schools / Frivolous Topic: At-home activities for children when not in school / County property proposed for recreational use and military base buffer
Severe Weather leaving the area / Pope calls Surrogacy "deplorable" / Interview with Sheriff Chip Simmons / Man digs 130 feet and falls to his death in hole
No major damage from overnight storms / Home invasion incident with injuries / Where to keep firearms in the home / Mobile Home Park shooting homicide investigation ongoing / Ladarious Clardy Act - enhanced penalties for drive-by shootings
Milton City Council Meeting: Public Forum will remain at beginning of meetings, 2 minute limit on each agenda item / Grant Funds for purchase of buffering land / Upgrade approved for Tiger Point Community Center audio and visual equipment / Community land trust designates area for Habitat for Humanity / Renourishment Project for Navarre Beach
Weather Alert Day - Severe Thunderstorm Warnings in our area / Interview with Bob Johnson (replay)
Conservative Dad Pin-up Calendar / Dunkin / Emma Haselwood and Abrosexuality / Sister Tabitha's Tambourine
Immigration and the crisis at the southern border: Sharing the burden and redistribution of labor force / Milton City Council: Debate over consolidated water and sewer utility authority / Increasing growth in Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties
Interview with Julio Diaz / Transgressors Memorial Service / Snoop Dogg and Kevin Hart commentate on random clips from the Olympics / The Wrap with Craig Hindsman and Tom Jardine
Night Swim / Historically slow time for movie releases / Pensacon is Feb 23-25: Tickets are on sale now / Follow Pensacola Movie Club on Facebook - big guest announcement for Pensacon at noon today
Crossing franchise area for water access to supply new development in SRC / Interview with Cate Meighan / Snoop Dogg and Kevin Hart call random clips from the Olympics / Newspapers disappearing in the US
Scott Colin unanimously approved; Speaker McCarthy and Biden's impeachment, Flooding in Lybia; Alabama v Texas football game hate speech; Frivolous topic: Tell me your from Pensacola without telling me your from Pensacola; American Magic racing; Baby sleeping safe practices;
Escaped prisoner captured in Chester County, PA; Roe V Wade/FL; Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to discuss FEMA and Sally repairs; American Magic; Malcolm Yonge gym being demolished; Has Matt Gaetz been helpful with FEMA money and Wayside Park?
FEMA and Sally repairs; American Magic; Malcolm Yonge gym being demolished; Has Matt Gaetz been helpful with FEMA money and Wayside Park?
50 year reflection pro choice pro life; how to save babies' lives with education for new parents - /Healthy start - preventable deaths - safe sleep measures; gas prices
15 week abortion ban in FL/right to privacy; Sheriff Chip simmons joins the show to discuss: Silverlakes Mobile Home Park shooting; Jarvis Johnson shooting on Emerald Avenue; shot spotter; homeless issues in Escambia County; 25 graduates for Female Blazer Academy
29 and W (old soccer complex/Ruby Tuesday area) now being developed - Triumph St off of Oakfield near area - they want to vacate right of way to develop that parcel, WAWA store coming to that parcel, W may connect to Palafox; Frivolous Topic - blinkers on autos?; bad gas effecting city and county vehicles
♫The Days of Our Milton♫ returns with melodrama theatre: vote passes 5 - 2 to pay Dawn Molinaro; Sheriff Chip Simmons (Sheriff of Escambia County) joins the show to discuss: Silverlakes Mobile Home Park shooting; Jarvis Johnson shooting on Emerald Avenue; shot spotter; homeless issues in Escambia County; 25 graduates for Female Blazer Academy
Silverlakes Mobile Home Park shooting; Jarvis Johnson shooting on Emerald Avenue; shot spotter; homeless issues in Escambia County; 25 graduates for Female Blazer Academy
♫The Days of Our Milton♫ returns with melodrama theatre: Marilyn Farrow says 29 drill holes for the wastewater plant gives her pause and she needs new information -, Jeff Snow says (paraphrased) "we ordered it we agreed to it and now we need to pay bill".; Milton Mayor Heather Lindsey/Alex Andrade; all this happened before approving agenda for meeting to happen; Devann Cook, SRC Administrator, joins the show to discuss: Whisper Bay gas station?; Ranchette subvision funding; meeting next Monday; gas prices
"bad gas" may have affected local emergency and city vehicles, diaper needs; McDonalds set to stop drink refill stations; Sheriff Bob Johnson joins teh show to discuss - k9 officer passes on, officers and first responders returning from Idalia assistance, FHP, passing on right causes a lot of accidents; Portugal has 600K gallon of red wine street river
Sheriff of Santa Rosa County, Bob Johnson, joins the show to discuss: k9 officer passed, many accidents caused by passing on right; largest lithium deposit found in US; Frivolous Topic: do you make your bed?; Scott Collins and City of Milton
Sheriff of Santa Rosa County, Bob Johnson, joins the show to discuss: k9 officer passed, many accidents caused by passing on right
Anniversary of 9/11 terror attacks; Escambia County EMS to write off ten million in bad debt; Jeff Bergosh's personal cell phone records
September 11th rememberance; Jeff Bergosh cell phone/county public records?; Brian Henry from UWF Argos Sports network joins the show to discuss McKendree losing to UWF 35 - 3; volleyball hosting invitational this weekend at UWF
September 11th rememberance; Escambia County EMS writing off 10 million in bad debt; McKendree loses to UWF 35 - 3; Marrakesh earthquake in Morroco - 2500 plus dead
Julio Diaz, host of Lets Go Pensacola and the Pensacola Movie Club and Pensacon joins the show to discuss: Aristotle and Dante Discover Secerets of the Universe, The Nun 2, My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3; Transgressors ceremony: Wes Anderson, new Little Mermaid, George Koob; The Wrap featuring Charles Thornton, Vice Chair of the Republican Party in Escambia County and Travis Petersen - Founder & Lead Strategist Impact Campaign to dicuss: housing, mortgage prices, infrastructure, HUD, section 8, rent control/investors, should developers pay impact fees?, growing movement saying Trump is not elegible for re-election, 14th amendment, President Biden
The Wrap featuring Charles Thornton, Vice Chair of the Republican Party in Escambia County and Travis Petersen - Founder & Lead Strategist Impact Campaign to dicuss: housing, mortgage prices, infrastructure, HUD, section 8, rent control/investors, should developers pay impact fees?, growing movement saying Trump is not elegible for re-election, 14th amendment, President Biden,
Aristotle and Dante Discover Secerets of the Universe, The Nun 2, My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3
Detroit beats Kansas City 21-20 NFL; water safety chief for Escambia County, Dave Greenwood, joins the show to talk about green flags most likely this am, most likely green flags tomorrow as well, towers still up at the beach through October; staffing, lifeguard tryouts in December; Cate Meighan, pop culture expert and editor of DailyBoom!.net joins the show to discuss model Emily Ratajowski's views on marriage and divorce, new Rolling Stones, Danny Masterson gets 30 years for rape charges, Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner call it quits based on a Ring! Doorbell video, RAP summer celebrating 50 years of Rap Grammy hall putting an exhibit on for a year celebrating it
model Emily Ratajowski's views on marriage and divorce, new Rolling Stones, Danny Masterson gets 30 years for rape charges, Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner call it quits based on a Ring! Doorbell video, RAP summer celebrating 50 years of Rap Grammy hall putting an exhibit on for a year celebrating it
water safety chief for Escambia County, Dave Greenwood, joins the show to talk about green flags most likely this am, most likely green flags tomorrow as well, towers still up at the beach through October; staffing, lifeguard tryouts in December, near drowning last Saturday
Emily Ratajkowski Says Women Getting Divorced Before 30 is 'Chic'; Transgressors Memorial - Wes Anderson, new Little Mermaid, George Koob; NPR argument economists/philosophers
Detroit beats Kansas City by one point last night; guy in hamster wheel type floatation device attempts to run in it to the UK from US, is thwarted by Coast Guard; PPD PIO Mike Wood joins the show to discuss: PIO conference in TN; this am: high speed chase at Scenic after a disturbance; a robbery at Bank of America; make sure your doors and garage doors are locked - daytime burglaries do happen - a ring doorbell/ alarm is a good idea; Mobile Home park brother defending sister from ex yesterday; relpacement vehichle for SWAT otw, better fencing on back lot of PPD
Publisher of Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine, Lisa Newell joins the show to discuss: Skanska found liable for barge damages; will Aldi buy Winn Dixie in GB? if they do convert it will be a smaller space; Happy Birthday to Debbie Archer Allen - writes 'Talk of the Town' for GB News! ; city of Gulf Breeze working on budgets; cross country runner record set; Beaches to Woodland; Medal of Honor ceremony for Army Capt. Larry L. Taylor with President Joe Biden; Frivolous Topic: whats the odd food combo you love?
Skanska found liable for barge damages; will Aldi buy Winn Dixie in GB? if they do convert it will be a smaller space; Happy Birthday to Debbie Archer Allen - write 'Talk of the Town' for GB News! ; city of Gulf Breeze working on budgets; cross country runner record set; Beaches to Woodland
Pensacola Sports will now be at PSC; Will Condon - new president of Sacred Heart Hospital joins the show to talk about moving from Studer Childrens Hospital to Sacred; Officer Mike Wood joins the show to talk about PIO conference in TN; this am: high speed chase at Scenic after a disturbance; a robbery at Bank of America; make sure your doors and garage doors are locked - daytime burglaries do happen - a ring doorbell/ alarm is a good idea; Mobile Home park brother defending sister from ex yesterday; relpacement vehichle for SWAT otw, better fencing on back lot of PPD; Hurricane Lee and new storm in Atlantic
PIO conference in TN; this am: high speed chase at Scenic after a disturbance; a robbery at Bank of America; make sure your doors and garage doors are locked - daytime burglaries do happen - a ring doorbell/ alarm is a good idea; Mobile Home park brother defending sister from ex yesterday; relpacement vehichle for SWAT otw, better fencing on back lot of PPD
Mitch McConell freeze ups - says doctor says nothing is wrong; New York City says that the Muslim call to prayer can be broadcast every Friday afternoon from any mosque sans permit; Escambia County Administrator, Wes Moreno, joins the show to discuss: Comm Bergosh asked that an item on the agenda to discuss whether or not to go through cell phone for texts for private/buisness revelance; Commissioner Barry and railroads and IP; meeting for Vince Whibs to move forward with board to decide to keep funding REAP Lodges; 1/2 million to be spent on sidewalks for downtown/brownsville area; Perdido Key roundabout traffic study; UWF land agreement; Comm Barry made a comment at his Town Hall - Buelah Interchange is six years out -
Comm Bergosh asked that an item on the agenda to discuss whether or not to go through cell phone for texts for private/buisness revelance; Commissioner Barry and railroads and IP; meeting for Vince Whibs to move forward with board to decide to keep funding REAP Lodges; 1/2 million to be spent on sidewalks for downtown/brownsville area; Perdido Key roundabout traffic study; UWF land agreement; Comm Barry made a comment at his Town Hall - Buelah Interchange is six years out - .;
Medal of Honor ceremony for Army Capt. Larry L. Taylor with President Joe Biden; Mayor DC Reeves to discuss: speedbumps on Cross St in Pcola; panhandlers?; road will be named for the late Louis Bear Jr;
Buelah interchange in (gulp) six years?/town hall meeting with Comissioner Barry; Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to discuss: speedbumps on Cross St in Pcola; panhandlers?; road will be named for the late Louis Bear Jr
speedbumps on Cross St in Pcola; panhandlers?; road will be named for the late Louis Bear Jr;
Comm Barry Town Hall - Kings Mill in Cantonment; bears in Navarre and Midway; land development code in Santa Rosa County - clear cutting?;
railroad issues Becks Lake/Muscogee may be better, Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss: shooting at Essex near Johnson/Olive - 15 yr old female shoots at mother and mother's fiance; arrest of a guy who was stealing copper (stole from same place more than once); Christian Menendez captured with weapons, drugs and charged w burglary, opening more sub stations; Medical Examiners office - level of budget for DOMEs
President Joe Biden notes that Trump is first president since Herbert Hoover that had less people working than when he started; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss: shooting at Essex near Johnson/Olive - 15 yr old female shoots at mother and mother's fiance; arrest of a guy who was stealing copper (stole from same place more than once); Christian Menendez captured with weapons, drugs and charged w burglary, opening more sub stations
shooting at Essex near Johnson/Olive - 15 yr old female shoots at mother and mother's fiance; arrest of a guy who was stealing copper (stole from same place more than once); Christian Menendez captured with weapons, drugs and charged w burglary, opening more sub stations
Ron Desantis talks hurricanes and storms in Florida and says climate change isnt necessarily the reason for Idalia; land dev code discussion over changes to code
Chris Grimes doesnt want new bars/brewery near schools in Santa Rosa County, vote; Ryan Jenkins - a farmer in Jay FL joins the show to talk about the heat this summer and depression in the farming community - how the heat effects farmers (and can effect for several years) due to irragation issues, also talked mental health - sad fact: for a farmer, its 3 and 1/2 times higher suicide rate than average person - please check on your farming friends and neighbors this year; corn harvesting 2/3 done; Burning Man still a mess w thousands still on sight
Sheriff Bob Johnson (Sheriff of Santa Rosa County) joins the show to discuss Labor Day, crime, team sent to Big Bend to assist with Idalia - 16 went to Layfayette County to help, bakery in CA says no to serving people with guns - to what degree can a store stop a cop from coming in?; UWF Argos football; Jimmy Buffett passes away; Frivolous Topic: who replaces the paper towel roll when youre done with paper towels?
Labor Day, crime, team sent to Big Bend to assist with Idalia - 16 went to Layfayette County to help, bakery in CA says no to serving people with guns - to what degree can a store stop a cop from coming in?
Jimmy Buffett passes away this weekend, Pcola City Council having conversation - skate locations; Ryan Jenkins, a farmer in Jay FL, joins the show to discuss: how the heat effects farmers (and can effect for several years) due to irragation issues, also talked mental health - sad fact: for a farmer, its 3 and 1/2 times higher suicide rate than average person - please check on your farming friends and neighbors this year; corn harvesting 2/3 done
how the heat effects farmers (and can effect for several years) due to irragation issues, also talked mental health - sad fact: for a farmer, its 3 and 1/2 times higher suicide rate than average person - please check on your farming friends and neighbors this year; corn harvesting 2/3 done
Jimmy Buffett passes away this weekend, FSU/LSU, Kate Thomas joins the show to talk UWF Argos, LSU/FSU, gas prices
Julio Diaz joins the show to discuss the movie "Bottoms", "Equalizer 3", "Blue Beetle", & "Gran Turismo"; bad accident I10 EB/WB near Pine Forest; The Wrap featuring Julio Diaz , host of Lets Go Pensacola and Christian Wagley - Healthy Gulf to discuss: Bradley Cooper playing Leonard Bernstein, the active transportation plan - revamping the streets to make it safe for bicycles and pedestrians, heat issue
Bradley Cooper playing Leonard Bernstein, the active transportation plan - revamping the streets to make it safe for bicycles and pedestrians, heat issue
drowning and near drownings in Gulf and pools; life guards needed, scattered storms this AM - large crowd possibly this weekend for Labor Day Weekend possible yellow flags
Chess Players - women/men; female surgeons and male surgeons; Dave Greenwood joins the show to discuss drowning and near drownings in Gulf and pools; life guards needed, scattered storms this AM - large crowd possibly this weekend for Labor Day Weekend, yellow flags; should teens work (since they work as an adult for the rest of their lives? Esther Boyd (UK) doesnt want her son to get a job; Dollar General on Avalon had a car drive thru
Transgressors Bradley Cooper, Illinois Legislature and Gov JB Prisker, Reems Bakery in CA; OLF 8/Perdido Key Development; gas prices
Bradley Cooper as Leonard Bernstein; Governor JB Pritzker and Illinois Legislature and Reem's, a San Francisco eatery that wont serve anyone carrying a gun
United Way of West Florida talks about development; Eric Gilmore - Public Saftey Director for Escambia County joins the show to discuss: aftermath of Hurricane Idlaia, diaster response in Lafayette County; first time theyve had a POD for MREs, water etc; the county is shell shocked - feels like Ivan to them; dealing w storm surge, construction, codes, old structures/roofs, they didnt have a shelter for wind strength - some residents had to go to another county for shelter
joined by Lisa Newell - publisher of Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine - to discuss: GB Police Department moving to new location on Fairpoint; back pack program for kids; pig loose and wandering Gulf Breeze near Andrews Institute, St Francis, Senior Center now named Francis and moved to Milton to live out his fun days; Eric Gilmore - Public Saftey Director for Escambia County joins the show to discuss: aftermath of Hurricane Idlaia, diaster response in Lafayette County; first time theyve had a POD for MREs, water etc; the county is shell shocked - feels like Ivan to them; dealing w storm surge, construction, codes, old structures/roofs, they didnt have a shelter for wind strength - some residents had to go to another county for shelter; Frivolous Topic: Do you sleep anywhere outside your house?
aftermath of Hurricane Idlaia, diaster response in Lafayette County; first time theyve had a POD for MREs, water etc; the county is shell shocked - feels like Ivan to them; dealing w storm surge, construction, codes, old structures/roofs, they didnt have a shelter for wind strength - some residents had to go to another county for shelter; SRC on site too
GB Police Department moving to new location on Fairpoint; back pack program for kids; pig loose and wandering Gulf Breeze near Andrews Institute, St Francis, Senior Center now named Francis and moved to Milton to live out his fun days;
Idalia damage/ over 300K without power, Gov Ron Desantis' comments; PPD spokeswoman Sgt Brittany Sturgeon joins the show to discuss: theatre issues at Bayou Blvd AMC Sunday after 300 youth gathered there - ESCO was called in for assistance/arrests were made; mobile command center, SWAT vehichle/van update
theatre issues at Bayou Blvd AMC Sunday after 300 youth gathered there - ESCO was called in for assistance/arrests were made; mobile command center, SWAT vehichle/van update
Santa Rosa County Commissioner meeting drama - zoning/Jubilee, Corn Pop is a Bad Dude; Wes Moreno is our Escambia County Administrator to discuss FEMA grant for flood mitigation
Hurricane Idalia devestation, Mitch McConnell freezes again, Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to discuss: thinking and praying for our Florida neighbors to the East, Firestation 4; pay reform in Pensacola, Pensacola Children's Trust, mobile command grant for PPD; China/Taiwan policy
Hurricane Idalia landing this AM eye makes landfall as a 3 in Taylor County, storm surge possible 16 feet - life threatening storm surge; Frivolous Topic: hurricane tips
Hurricane Idalia landing this AM eye makes landfall as a 3 in Taylor County, storm surge possible 16 feet - life threatening storm surge; public record/James Calkins; Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to discuss: thinking and praying for our Florida neighbors to the East, Firestation 4; pay reform in Pensacola, Pensacola Children's Trust, mobile command grant for PPD
thinking and praying for our Florida neighbors to the East, Firestation 4; pay reform in Pensacola, Pensacola Children's Trust, mobile command grant for PPD
Hurricane Idalia landing this AM, strengthens to Cat 4, NW FL apartments using doggie DNA to asssist residents in curbing their dogs or paying fines; Florida bracing for Idalia
Hurricane Idalia landing this AM, strengthens to Cat 4, Gov Ron Desantis has press conference with Idalia updates from Tallahassee
Florida Governor Ron Desantis gives update as (now) Hurricane Idalia threatens Florida, Florida Emergency Chief Kevin Guthrie gives updates also ; Sacred Heart Children's Radiothon Friday raised $215,000; Frivolous Topic: card games; Eric Gilmore - Escambia Co Public Safety Director joins the show to discuss: floatation tubes, Hurricane Idalia
Hurricane Idalia preparations; Tampa airport closes today/tonight; X (Twitter)arbitration cases; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss: Mugs and Jugs shooting, stabbed to death at T & W fleamarket, stolen vehicles in Molino burned out; Youkim Court shooting; huge drug and gun bust; week 4 of female Blazer Academy, W st fight inside at movie theatre , Bayou theatre issues
Mugs and Jugs shooting, someone stabbed to death at T & W fleamarket, stolen vehicles in Molino burned out; Youkim Court shooting; huge gun and drug bust - 17 lbs of cocaine, 200 pills of fentanyl, 1 lb of meth, 1.5 lbs of marijuna plus multiple firearms; week 4 of female Blazer Academy, W st fight inside at movie theatre , Bayou theatre issues
6a Hurricane Idalia; Jeff Burgosh texts/Ramie Edler; Brett Aldridge (President of Baptist Hospital) joins the show to discuss readying the old Baptist hospital to the new Baptist Hosital, Ambubus ready but moving doesnt depend on it; Hurricane Idalia
readying the old Baptist hospital to the new Baptist Hosital, Ambubus ready but moving doesnt depend on it; Hurricane Idalia preparations
Hurricane Idalia; AG Ashley Moody joins the show to discuss: TS Idalia, reports of mob robberies in stores/shrinkage in stores, fentynl crisis, preparation for TS Idalia - price gouging; ASFAB testing
TS Idalia, reports of mob robberies in stores/shrinkage in stores, fentynl crisis, preparation for TS Idalia - price gouging
Brother Andrew notes the loss of the term "tramp stamp" and any sports which do not pay men and women equally and praises Skittles for their gray candies in pro-LGBTQ+ wrappers.
city manager of Gulf Breeze, Sam Abell, joins the show – leaders in the state for Golf Cart regulations, prohibiting unlicensed businesses operating at Shoreline Park – some showed up to protest at meeting/could new scaled down law change that?; Frivolous Topic: what do you do with groceries before putting...
leaders in the state for Golf Cart regulations, prohibiting unlicensed businesses operating at Shoreline Park – some showed up to protest at meeting/could new scaled down law change that?
The Days of Our Pensacola – city council melodrama theatre: Joe Wade speaks at council last Thursday, bike riding vs drivers, active transportation plan; Escambia County Sherriff, Chip Simmons, joins the show to discuss: Home Depot murder last Friday, yesterday on Pine Forest Rd, trespasser at Smart Fill, altercation outside...
Home Depot murder last Friday, yesterday on Pine Forest Rd, trespasser at Smart Fill, altercation outside – she pulls a gun and fires 3 x at store owner she walks away, she’s in traffic with a gun, shoots herself in head – she was in critical condition, Oakwood Terrace K9...
joined by Senator Rick Scott – fighting for military and vets in Florida; Biden Administration; Miami VA hospital doesn’t have functioning air conditioning; inflation; the Republican Debate happens tomorrow – should Trump take part?; Tuberville /abortion issue; SRC Administrator, DeVann Cook, joins the show to discuss loss of Don Salter;...
SRC Administrator, DeVann Cook, joins the show to discuss loss of Don Salter; ; work on E Bay Blvd, other roads
fighting for military and vets in Florida; Biden Administration; Miami VA hospital doesn’t have functioning air conditioning; inflation; the Republican Debate happens tomorrow – should Trump take part?; Tuberville/abortion issue
Transportation plan: drivers vs bikes; Sheriff of Santa Rosa County, Bob Johnson, joins the show to discuss losing Don Salter this week, homicides, crime in Santa Rosa County; AI/copyright
private phones/sunshine violation – Leaked Bergosh text messages mention EMS doctor who is suing Escambia County 102 times – article by Jim Little in PNJ (Escambia County Commissioner Jeff Bergosh’s text messages indicated he wanted former Medical Director Dr. Rayme Edler fired long before her employment ended with the county,...
The Blindside film – real or not?; San Diego river rescues after Tropical Storm Hillary moved through over the weekend; Tik Tok ruining kids lives?; gas prices
Hawaii wildfires – death toll highest in US history; cell phones in class rooms; Frivolous Topic- what’s something you think people pretend to like?
Hawaii wildfires, Canadian wildfires, Hormel going to Hawaii, Escambia County classrooms – no books
new location for American Legion in Gulf Breeze soon; Gulf Breeze schools dont want you using Saturn App; Australian power outage; Frivolous Topic: guilty pleasure tv show
systems in Atlantic, system in Gulf; Maui wildfires – FEMA says it will take some time; PIO for Pensacola Police Department, Mike Wood joins the show to talk about hurricane preparedness, gun purchases
high school football starts tonight – Tate/Washington at 7p, game carried at ESPN, tomorrow night Northview/Baker; Baldwin County had a high school brawl; Bobby Rossi son’s bullying issue (years ago) ; Hawaii wildfire; new Chick Fil A sandwich with pimento cheese later this month
system in the Gulf, systems in Atlantic; cooler temps in Pcola this week; Gov of Hawaii places moratorium on land sales right now; cancers found more in younger people; mayo/miracle whip
AI, dangers to kids; Maui Wildfires, disturbance in the Gulf and the Atlantic; new I phone has a feature that saved lives in Hawaii – can turn into SAT phone; WGA strike
Heat Advisory in effect; Republican candidates; Frivolous Topic: best food cold; Trump RICO indictments UWF Athletic Department; could black licorice fight pancreatic cancer?; Hawaii wildfires
Heat Advisory in effect; 4th Indictment for former President Donald J Trump; Maui wildfire; mother arrested for trafficking her 14 year old daughter; shooting at Home Depot Friday – 20 year old shoots 18 year old female (mother of his child) she (shooting victim) had a restraing order – he...
Heat Advisory; Trump leads in Iowa – 47 percent say he should campaign from jail if jailed; Vivek Ramswamy starting to gain followers; Michael Jordan rookie card up for sale; Blindside guy – Michael Oher – says movie is a lie (hes said that from beginning) but family says Tuoey...
Heat Advisory; Trump and 18 others charged in Georgia election meddling as former president faces 4th criminal case; domestic case as it turns out and mother of suspect charged also with shooting at Home Depot in Pensacola; a timeless Biz Marke song
Maui wildfire; FEMA problems – disaster relief funds exhausted by late August; The Wharf buying are N of Intracoastal waterway
Ron Desantis presidential run; Parental Rights and Education Bill leads to Shakespeare excerpts removed; flying cars; WGA strike
Hawaii/Maui wildfires; Michigan Airshow crash; heat advisory; Wharf property purchase; Barbie movie
Brother Andrew notes the loss of Richard Dawkins and “wifebeaters” and celebrates Wayne Brady’s newfound pansexuality.
Lisa Newell from Gulf Breeze News joins the show to discuss: Tiffany Daniels missing woman from 10 years ago – so many questions and conflicting leads, Skanska – limit of liability, Shoreline Park – pay to park if you’re not a resident, new oil change place (Take 5) and a...
Tiffany Daniels missing woman from 10 years ago – so many questions and conflicting leads; Skanska – limit of liability; Shoreline Park – pay to park if you’re not a resident; new oil change place (Take 5) and a new Mexican restaurant
Hunter Biden/Joe Biden Ukraine business ties?; Milton city meeting – man reads council the riot act for having his and his wife’s ssn on city website, says he will own city of Milton if ssns are not redacted immediately; PPD Mike Wood joins the show to talk about: anti sematic...
heat warning; fire in Hawaii kills 36 so far; houses and apartment complexes built locally – but no parking; Wes Moreno – Escambia co Administrator – OLF 8 offer for 40 million from Eisenhower group; FBI investigation over Jeff Bergosh personal cell messages; Escambia County Parks Dept. won an award
OLF 8 offer for 40 million from Eisenhower group; FBI investigation over Jeff Bergosh personal cell messages; Escambia County Parks Dept won an award
Milton city council drama, Heather Lindsey vs Randy Jorgenson and Alex Andrade; Mayor of Pensacola DC reeves joins the show to talk about Wayside Park and Skanska, Pelican Drop – ?, beautifying city; Smokey the Bear is 79!
Milton city council drama, Heather Lindsey vs Randy Jorgenson and Alex Andrade; Mayor of Pensacola DC reeves joins the show to talk about Wayside Park and Skanska, Pelican Drop – ?, beautifying city
Santa Rosa County commission drama over letting go Dawn Molinaro; David Bear speaks about tourism development tax, nature center/ public works/ landscaping; gas prices; ghost guns; Montgomery boat brawl
Santa Rosa County Commission meeting; Heat advisory, Sheriff chip Simmons joins the show to talk about traffic, shooting, Deluna coffee, manatees; Cardi B thrown mic goes for $100,000
Sam Able – city manager of Gulf Breeze joins the show to talk about parking, boat ramps, paying to park, recycling; Frivolous Topic: do you wash your measuring cups out?; Santa Rosa County Committee drama
Blue Angel Homecoming – residents have issues trying to get to and from their subdivisions; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to talk about: Gulf Beach highway during blue angel practices have been chaos, Charbar shooting, guy arrested after trying to shoot a guy during a car jacking – his...
Blue Angel Homecoming – residents have issues trying to get to and from their subdivisions; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to talk about: Gulf Beach highway during blue angel practices have been chaos, Charbar shooting, guy arrested after trying to shoot a guy during a car jacking – hs...
Heat Advisory; Santa Rosa County Commission Committee meeting drama – Sam Parker/Agenda approval – will James Calkins get a grandstand tattoo?; DeVann Cook – SRC admin joins the show to talk about drama at meeting, speedbumps/roads/land acquisition
Santa Rosa County Commission Committee meeting drama; Jonathon Owens joins the show to talk about the public records on Jeff Bergosh’s cell phone. County trying to squash records – flash drive delivered at one point when he was working for Doug Underhill. FBI involved. communication between Bergosh and former county...
Heat warning in NW Florida today (again); Sheriff Bob Johnson of Santa Rosa County joins the show to talk about – opioid issues in the Panhandle, Santa Rosa is the first ones to get Vitriol in the jails – its free – it will get you off of opioids –...
Opioid issues in the Panhandle, Santa Rosa is the first ones to get Vitriol in the jails – its free – it will get you off of opioids – and no one will take it, K9 retires (Dozer and Prince hung up their badges), firearm transition
Heat warning in NW Florida today (again); Milton city drama as search firm may be involved in head hunting for new city manager; Ryan Jenkins joins the show from Jenkins Farms in Jay to talk about – the heat and humidity in NW Florida and how it affects crops, dry...
Jenkins Farms in Jay to talk about – the heat and humidity in NW Florida and how it affects crops, dry pockets but plants look pretty good as a whole and more
Heat warning in NW Florida today (again); Santa Rosa County impact fees; Jonoathon Owens talks about the public records on Jeff Burgoshs cell phone. County trying to squash records – flash drive delivered at one point when he was working for Doug Underhill. FBI involved. communnication between Burgosh and former...
Jonathon Owens talks about the public records on Jeff Bergosh’s cell phone. County trying to squash records – flash drive delivered at one point when he was working for Doug Underhill. FBI involved. communication between Bergosh and former county employees – records request sent
Heat warning in NW Florida today (again); Sweden beats USA; Missing swimmer’s body found in Perdido; teens arrested for anti sematic bricks thrown through synagogue – reactions from locals; Randy Jorgerson, Mike Kusack, Marilyn Farrow, Heather Lindsey still looking for city manager for Milton – may use search firm; Barbie...
NAS Pensacola hangar replacement for Blue Angels, Trump indictment, Trump vs Desantis at the GOP debate
Brother Andrew notes the loss of Hugh Grant and farming and praises the work of Michael Imperioli.
Dawn Molinaro brings attorney to city of Milton meeting – he is there to help w whistleblower complaint against city (she is city clerk); Frivolous Topic: small appliance – how long do you keep the box?; Billboard regulations in Santa Rosa county
Steve Brendtro (citizens of Perdido) (incorporating Perdido); video of ECSO deputy runs down someone that stole lawnmower; counterfeit money used to buy drugs/shooting; dad shoots son at dads home after son demanded money;
video of ECSO deputy runs down someone that stole lawnmower; counterfeit money used to buy drugs/shooting; dad shoots son at dads home after son demanded money
Global climate change; Pee Wee Herman dead at 70; Milton City Council Drama – attorney for Dawn Molinaro (whistleblowers complaint) /Randy Jorgenson upset; gas prices
Milton City Drama – ; Sheriff of Santa Rosa County, Bob Johnson, re joins the show in interview from yesterday; Voyager 2 space craft search; space base will not be moved to Huntsville but rather stay in Colorado Springs; Twitter
Lisa Newell – owner and publisher of Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine joins the show to discuss: Dr Elaine Sharp saga; townhomes proposed for Tiger Pointe; arrest for child pornography; Garcon POinte – ridership up 19% since they reduced tolls to 2.75; School starts in two weeks; Legally Blonde...
Dr Elaine Sharp saga; townhomes proposed for Tiger Pointe; arrest for child pornography; Garcon POinte – ridership up 19% since they reduced tolls to 2.75; School starts in two weeks; Legally Blonde at Saenger; GPAC results
Matt Gaetz talks about UAPs at Eglin AFB; Mike Wood joins the show to talk about: anti semetic writing on bricks thrown through windows – 3 incidents, graffitti ongoing; machete incident at Old Hickory Bar; shooting on Creighton last week; Sonic on 9th Avenue – male selling stolen property –...
anti sematic writing on bricks thrown through windows – 3 incidents, graffiti ongoing; machete incident at Old Hickory Bar; shooting on Creighton last week; Sonic on 9th Avenue – male selling stolen property – another suspect from unrelated crime at PSC runs right into THOSE cops – ; Officer Ramerez...
Mitch McConnell freezes during press conference; Bauer Road fire station and property; Wes Moreno joins the show to talk about OLF 8 (high density and low income apartments); Buelah Road interchange; PNj talked about Navy Park parking; NOAA proclamation
OLF 8 (high density and low income apartments); Buelah Road interchange; PNj talked about Navy Park parking; NOAA proclamation
Matt Gaetz on UAP – talks about an incident on Eglin AFB; Mayor Reeves joins teh show to discuss: stop doing curbside recycling; parking downtown – getting a boot – 90 percent of parking complaints coming from parking in red lots; Damiens Lemonade and parking lot; Newsradio a finalist for...
Fatality on I-10 WB this AM; Damiens Ice coming back to Pensacola on Cervantes – issue with two openings on Cervantes – working on details before it comes into fruition; Milton City Council drama over city manager job offer with Alex Andrade; Covid 19 cases are rising again; Frivolous Topic:...
Fatality on I-10 WB early this AM; Alex Andrade/City attorney (and Representative) city manager issue – Milton City Council; Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to talk about : stop doing curbside recycling; parking downtown – getting a boot – 90 percent of parking complaints coming from parking in red...
stop doing curbside recycling; parking downtown – getting a boot – 90 percent of parking complaints coming from parking in red lots; Damiens Lemonade and parking lot
Alex Andrade/City attorney (and Representative) city manager issue – Milton City Council; Bruce Woody joins the show to talk about ECUA in Escambia County – 50 percent of stuff in recycle bins are not recyclable and stuff has to go back to landfill due to contamination; what’s the biggest mistake...
50 percent of stuff in recycle bins are not recyclable and stuff has to go back to landfill due to contamination; what’s the biggest mistake that people recycle? cords, hoses, clot, sheets, batteries, propane containers, fuel; may get rate increase
Alex Andrade/City attorney (and Representative) city manager issue – Milton City Council; Sheriff Chip Simmons, Sheriff of Escambia County, joins the show to discuss: -shooting at Old Corry Field Rd, a room mate (separate) shooting another room mate on West side, both victims expected to survive, Michael Rodriquez shoots a...
Garbage truck fire on highway 98 at Nature Trail – two hour long roadblock EB and WB; SRC meeting coming up re: Gulf Test Range – asking NOAA to re regulate all of this for endangered species Rice Whale; Visit Pensacola and monies being brought in to Escambia and Santa...
Public Forum at Milton City Council, special meeting tonight called by mayor; Karlee Russell confirms kidnapping hoax; SRC looking at Impact Fees; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to talk about -shooting at Old Corry Field Rd, a room mate (separate) shooting another room mate on West side, both victims...
-shooting at Old Corry Field Rd, a room mate (separate) shooting another room mate on West side, both victims expected to survive, Michael Rodriquez shoots a victim at bar on Old Corry Field Rd, Road rage incident – middle finger flipped and wife was shot; fentanyl mixed with xylazine will...
IT and grant departments “helped” by Commissioner Calkins’ comments for Santa Rosa County meetings; Island prison in Honduras?; DeVann Cook, SRC Administrator, joins the show to discuss: technical challenges for SRC meetings in South end; more land for industrial park on I 10?; Wallace Lake School ribbon cutting; helicopter expansion...
technical challenges for SRC meetings in South end; more land for industrial park on I 10?; Wallace Lake School ribbon cutting; helicopter expansion at Whiting Field; NOAA vs Navy and Gulf Test range
Milton City Council special meeting tonight; Carlee Russell apologizes for kidnapping hoax; Sheriff Bob Johnson of Santa Rosa County joins the show to talk about possible fentanyl change, murder of Stephen Jernigan – suspect in custody – cousin, Bobby Jernigan, Amazon delivery deals – people using personal vehicles to deliver...
Sheriff Bob Johnson of Santa Rosa County joins the show to talk about possible fentanyl change, murder of Stephen Jernigan – suspect in custody – cousin, Bobby Jernigan, Amazon delivery deals – people using personal vehicles to deliver goods which could cause some consternation if after hours knocking, Santa Rosa...
Sheriff Bob Johnson of Santa Rosa County joins the show to talk about possible fentanyl change; murder of Stephen Jernigan – suspect in custody – cousin, Bobby Jernigan; Amazon delivery deals – people using personal vehicles to deliver goods which could cause some consternation if after hours knocking; Santa Rosa...
Santa Rosa County Commission talks development code; Martha Adams – first African American employee for city of Milton – gets plaque on S Riverwalk; VP Kamela Harris accuses Florida officials of trying to ‘replace history with lies’ through new curriculum; Days of our Milton – negativity in town, decorum in...
Gov Desantis; sales tax holiday; retiring city manager of Milton Randy Jorgerson says search for new manager underway
Vice President Harris blasts Florida ‘extremists’ over education guidelines about slavery; twitter logo; city manager issue – Milton City Council; Walmart doing sensory sensitive shopping
Heat Advisory is in effect Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; SRMC Fire and the good news that everyone (Eric Gilmore came over) (and Escambia Co neighbors) to help transport to additional facilities- kudos; Transgressors Memorial – Jason Aldean, Walt Disney Movies, Extinction Rebellion Spain; The Wrap featuring Ed...
drama over Milton City manager; Santa Rosa provisional development code, Molino development (Escambia) population density issue; housing; Pelican Drop? DIB meeting next Friday with Mayor DC Reeves
Heat Advisory is in effect Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Milton City Council – Scott Collins and why he didn’t take city manager job; AJ calls in for Dave Greenwood to talk surf conditions – generally calm green or yellow flags – concerned with heat; UWF zoning request;...
Heat Advisory is in effect Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; how to handle public forum in meetings; Transgressors Memorial: Jason Aldean, Walt Disney Movies, Extinction Rebellion Spain; land development code meeting at city of Milton; gas prices; accident at 90 and 87 in Milton roadblock; Shakira investigated for...
Heat Advisory is in effect Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Milton City Council – Scott Collins and why he didnt take city manager job; Officer Mike Wood, PIO for Pensacola Police Department, joins the show to discuss: shots fired near O Reillys on Creighton, death- active investigation -looking...
Lisa Newell, publisher of Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine, joins the show to talk about the Three Mile Bridge now being General Chappie James Bridge; Heat Advisory; water refill stations now in Gulf Breeze Park; school starts soon – starts on August 10th; pig on the loose near Plantation...
the Three Mile Bridge now being General Chappie James Bridge; Heat Advisory; water refill stations now in Gulf Breeze Park; school starts soon – starts on August 10th; pig on the loose near Plantation Hill and Andrews Institute and St Francis of Assisi church; land development code in Gulf Breeze;...
Jason Aldean video “Try That in a Small Town”; children burned by chicken McNugget; Mike Wood PIO for Pensacola Police Dept joins the show to talk about: shots fired near O Reillys on Creighton, death- active investigation -looking for more info; father and son arrested for child porn; full compliment...
shots fired near O Reillys on Creighton, death- active investigation -looking for more info; father and son arrested for child porn; full compliment starting Monday; officer does not have to see all misdemeanors to arrest you (shoplifting) because of sworn affidavits; you can be arrested even if no one presses...
Matt Gaetz drills U.S. Air Force Academy Superintendent about diversity and gender ideology ( https://gaetz.house.gov/media/press-releases/breaking-us-air-force-academy-superintendent-cannot-define-gender-ideology ) ; Escambia County Commission meeting – weird vote counting; Escambia County administrator, Wes Moreno, joins the show to talk about drainage infrastructure; 27 million on ECAT refurbishment – possible new facility due to heavy...
drainage infrastructure; 27 million on ECAT refurbishment – possible new facility due to heavy flooding when it rains – talks micro transit and more and create zones for it at maybe mid town commerce site; retiring (maybe 20 busses and finding other options); testament for great staff and grant writers;...
Heat Alerts in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties; Milton city council drama – sort of – Jan Cook (Mrs. DeVann Cook) shows up to talk about lack of civility at meetings following book banning meeting – also notes that she is in James Calkins district but doesn’t represent her because...
Heat Alerts in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties; Milton city council drama – proposed land development code, Ryan Fowler (and family) re bar/church prohibition; Milton hiring of city manager; Frivolous Topic: whos the athlete that you looked up to as a youngster?; Training exercise at airport today through Friday
Pensacola City Hall structural assessment; Bayou Chico possible dry dock for large boats; editorial cartoonist firings point to decline of opinion pages; Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to talk about: bringing back the Pelican Drop; City Hall structural issues; LBC; new ice cream place
Milton City Council/ Scott Collins negotiations; Pcola Airport is doing an emergency training today; protecting farmland and land management/Jubilee
structural assessment of Pensacola City Hall; US soldier who fled to North Korea had served 2 months in South Korea prison on assault charge; IL doing away with bail in two months; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss: Brownsville not riddled with crime but has challenges; possible shot...
City of Gulf Breeze Manager, Sam Able, joins the show to talk about low millage rates and staving against inflation, Shoreline Park and water craft rentals – code enforcement, wetlands boardwalk; Frivolous Topic: How many holes does a straw have?
City of Gulf Breeze Manager, Sam Able, joins the show to talk about low millage ratesand staving against inflation; Shoreline Park and water craft rentals – code enforcement; wetlands boardwalk
Santa Rosa County meeting drama – Calvin Sullivan says “you will be whispering from your knees” if you dont stand for your rights – restrictions on shark fishing in Navarre Beach; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to talk about: Brownsville not riddled with crime but has challenges; possible shot...
Brownsville not riddled with crime but has challenges; possible shot spotter by end of the year; homicide at Moorings Apartments; shooting at Chasers Liquor store – no new info on these shootings; special event zones – pop up parties;
Perdido Key needs staff under the umbrella of Perdido and not Pensacola; Perdido vs Pensacola in general; horrible teens kill cat; General Chappie James Bridge/Three Mile Bridge; Milton City Council drama – Scott Collins bows out of city manager process; gas prices
Milton City Council Drama; Scott Collins number one pick, falls through; Lindsey Lohan new mom; fishing rights/designated swimming areas brought up in forum at Santa Rosa County meetings; heatwave in SW
Daphne police are warning residents that scammers are offering pine straw in flower beds and then charging more when work is done; Florida Covid 19 fraud task force; Disney may sell ESPN and ABC possibly; cyber truck; Frivolous Topic: what is a good food mashup?; Tuberville is trying to change...
Tuberville blocking military promotions; free curbside recycling may go away due to contamination; Cerberus heat wave; secret service stops cocaine in white house search; RFK Jr made comments about covid being ethnically targeted; Trump seems confident about republican nomination; writers and actors on strike
Daphne has door to door pine straw scam; PPP fraud; Boynton Beach tells residents to not swim in intercoastal waterway; Tuberville blocking military promotions; student loan repayment
Heat Wave – Cerberus; Miranda Lambert cusses out girls for taking selfies during concert; coke investigation suspended in white house; recycling possiby going away or costing more due to contamination; Trump confident in election; possible ESPN/ABC sale from Disney
Lisa Marie Presley dies from small bowel obstruction; Molino says no to rezoning ; Italian judge sets guy free after feeling up girl on a staircase BECAUSE it was less than 10 seconds; Frivolous Topic: Best way to stay cool during the summer; gambling in Florida
Iowa Caucuses can make all the difference; new Mission Impossible movie – 96 percent on rotten tomatoes; UFO Whistleblowers
proposed development in Molino falls flat due to no rezoning; Lisa Marie Presley – cause of death – a small bowel obstruction; jobless claims down this week; Italian judge rule groper not guilty because it was only 10 seconds; Sports Betting could be legal in FL
NewsRadio listeners on survey said 61% would vote for Desantis; Ken Griffin is a major donor and may pull support from Gov Desantis; Marjory Taylor Greene kicked out of the Freedom Caucus; shark attacks; new Mission Impossible movie released
Lisa Newell – publisher of Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine joins the show to talk about Blue Angels week, 19 year old girl that moved here and is an accomplished taxidermist, shark fishing, cinemas in the sand Friday night at Gulfside Pavilion on Casino Beach at dusk “The Sandlot”!;...
millions of dollars in funds allocated to Escambia/Pcola after Gov Desantis signed grants for development in area; land development in Molino?; Mike Wood from Pensacola PPD joins the show to talk about: Chief Eric Randall said with the recent rash of shootings- they need community involvement; many incidents are not...
Chief Eric Randall said with the recent rash of shootings- they need community involvement; many incidents are not just gang related they are domestic – many are narcotics; gun violence and shot spotter
affordable housing in Pensacola, rents higher, flying out of Pcola airport; Bud Light no longer being stocked at Costco; norovirus on cruise ships
General Chappie James Bridge; Phoenix heat; car deaths in Florida; heat wave in the US – Death Valley could reach 130 this weekend
Trump – will court case be pushed back till after election?; Trump /Desantis; free wifi available on all ECAT busses; Frivolous Topic – worst purchase youve ever made?
Police Chief Eric Randall on crime in Pensacola; Teacher shortages; Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to discuss : Freedom Week, Affordable housing, vehicles running on renewable natural gas, ferries continuing to operate?, development on S side of Main St, OLF 8;
Free Wifi on all ECAT busses; Disney down on people visiting – due to raising gate prices; landfill fumes (methane) used for electricity; some Drivers Licenses will no longer be accepted in State of FL (Connecticut licenses that indicate “Not For Federal Identification”; Delaware licenses that indicate “Driving Privilege Only”...
Sheriffs Round Table, Amazon Prime Day deals and robot vacuums; Trump v Desantis; Burger King’s new sandwich – its all cheese, Trumps running mate
Monday Morning Blues (haha) ; no water testing in Century FL this year; Larry Nassar attacked in jail; Frivolous Topic: what’s your morning pick up? ; Harry Styles had something thrown at him while on stage
Monday morning blues (haha); Logan Paul (you tuber and boxer and WWE)’s Prime Energy Drink; White House cocaine; Alabama Aquarium opens today in Dauphin Island
water testing in Century; Trump/Desantis; Sound of Freedom (film about human trafficking); storms today; cocaine in the white house
Blue Angels Weekend on Pensacola Beach; Transgressors Memorial: 4th of July Fireworks, Jim Edmunds, PETA; Mel McCrae flies with Blue Angels; The Wrap featuring ex mayor, Grover Robinson and Ray Walker – lobbyist for University of N Florida and Kurt Angle impressionist; what is Grover Robinson doing now? projects that...
The Wrap featuring ex mayor, Grover Robinson and Ray Walker – lobbyist for University of N Florida and Kurt Angle impressionist; what is Grover Robinson doing now? projects that came into fruition – like skate park, Bruce Beach, is it satisfying to watch it come in to play after you...
Blue Angels Weekend on Pensacola Beach; USS Eisenhower with Brent Lane; Transgressors Memorial: 4th of July Fireworks, Jim Edmunds, PETA; Blue Angels pilot, Lt Goosens interview; flat and calm – green flag, plenty of sunscreen, stay hydrated; drowning is a threat – not sharks; Sgt Armatas Boss – Scribe is...
flat and calm – green flag, plenty of sunscreen, stay hydrated; drowning is a threat – not sharks
Blue Angels Weekend on Pensacola Beach; USS Eisenhower with Brent Lane; Transgressors Memorial: 4th of July Fireworks, Jim Edmunds, PETA; Blue Angels pilot, Lt Goosens interview
Fireworks vs Drones, Jim Edmunds’ comments on team names , PETA (woman offers body upon death to bbq to teach people it’s wrong to eat animals)
Blue Angels Weekend on Pensacola Beach; County Admin, Wes Moreno joins teh show to discuss Wes Moreno joins the show to talk about Pet Adoption event at the Animal Shelter on Fairfield – a lot of cats and dogs need homes – they are waiving fees; Blue Angels weekend; Three...
Lisa Newell – publisher of Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine – joins the show to talk Blue Angels weekend, get involved with environmental protection, septic to sewer for Gulf Breeze & school starts August 10th; Frivolous Topic: Spray or Lotion sunscreen
Lisa Newell – publisher of Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine – joins the show to talk Blue Angels weekend; get involved with environmental protection; septic to sewer for Gulf Breeze; school starts August 10th
Milton City Council drama over city manager candidates; Blues Week; Mike Wood, PIO for PPD, joins the show to talk about: shooting at Community Maritime Park; string of car burglaries; upgrade SWAT vehicle; top TV and movie cops
Mike Wood, PIO for PPD, joins the show to talk about: shooting at Community Maritime Park; string of car burglaries; upgrade SWAT vehicle; top TV and movie cops
HB 766 passes to outfit the camera system (school bus camera bill); Wes Moreno joins the show to talk about Pet Adoption event at the Animal Shelter on Fairfield – a lot of cats and dogs need homes – they are waiving fees; Blue Angels weekend; Three Mile Bridge didnt...
Wes Moreno joins the show to talk about Pet Adoption event at the Animal Shelter on Fairfield – a lot of cats and dogs need homes – they are waiving fees; Blue Angels weekend; Three Mile Bridge didn’t light up for the 4th – why?;
drama at Milton City Council; Navy recruiting shortage; Threads launches; Mayor DC Reeves talks great 4th of July downtown, modernize ordinances SB 170, Welcome center, Graffiti Bridge, parking, Street Sweeper Fame
NY backs windmill projects even though detrimental to bald eagles; child tax credit; cocaine in white house; Frivolous Topic: what goes on a hot dog?
Joey Chestnut wins Hot Dog Easting contest at Coney Island; History of Blue Angels; Beach Safety; Mayor of Pensacola DC joins the show to talk about a great 4th of July downtown; modernize ordinances SB 170; Welcome center, Graffiti Bridge, parking, Street Sweeper Fame
Mayor of Pensacola DC joins the show to talk about a great 4th of July downtown; modernize ordinances SB 170; Welcome center, Graffiti Bridge, parking, Street Sweeper Fame
Shark attacks – super rare; Tennis bottoms can be changed from white; hot dogs via Jim Edmunds comments;
Lane Meyers from Pcola Wahoos makes Major League debut last night; 4th of July fireworks; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to talk firework safety and Blue Angels Air Show safety; Joey Chestnut wins the hot dog eating contest at Coney Island again
Happy 4th of July! What is Independence Day? Fireworks safety – Frivolous Topic – patriotic movies
Happy 4th of July! What is Independence Day? Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show – no days off for law enforcement (like 4th of July) (they are able to take days off), quiet week crime wise, Century man claims to be “Jesus Christ” an a “FBI agent” is charged with...
no days off for law enforcement (like 4th of July) (they are able to take days off), quiet week crime wise, Century man claims to be “Jesus Christ” an a “FBI agent” is charged with the battery of two HCA Florida West Hospital security – he was arrested; conceal carry...
Happy 4th of July! What is Independence Day? Santa Rosa County Sheriff joins the show to talk about – Milton theft, homeowner confronted him and shot him after being charged by thief; no conceal carry/new law arrests; carjacking; dont get drunk in public – stay at home, stay hydrated when...
Santa Rosa County Sheriff, Bob Johnson, joins the show to discuss: Milton theft, homeowner confronted him and shot him after being charged by thief; no conceal carry/new law arrests; carjacking; dont get drunk in public – stay at home, stay hydrated when youre out and dont drink to excess –...
Milton theft, homeowner confronted him and shot him after being charged by thief; no conceal carry/new law arrests; carjacking; dont get drunk in public – stay at home, stay hydrated when youre out and dont drink to excess – it will keep you out of Milton Hilton
Supreme Court strikes down Student Loan Forgiveness, also rules 1st Amendment entitles web designer to refuse same-sex wedding work; Ryan Jenkins, owner of Jenkins Farms, joins the show monthly to talk about: hot hot weeks temp wise, pleased with crops, dry spell, wet spell, more favorable weather currently, crop protection,...
hot hot weeks temp wise, pleased with crops, dry spell, wet spell, more favorable weather currently, crop protection, people not being “ag friendly” sometimes a problem, prices on cotton and peanuts, & boiled peanuts!!!
Supreme Court strikes down Student Loan Forgiveness; Jameela Jamil (A Good Place)suggests non-binary acting awards so women aren’t ‘completely shut out’;
Supreme Court strikes down Student Loan Forgiveness, also rules 1st Amendment entitles web designer to refuse same-sex wedding work; Emergency Manager for Escambia County joins the show to talk about: Core Program – EMS – hired EMTS and nurses – 8 inductees taking suboxone and its its making an impact...
Julio Diaz joins the show to talk new movies – like the new Indiana Jones, Oppenheimer, Ruby Gilman – Teenage Kracken; Past Lives and Every Body; Transgressors Memorial; The Wrap featuring Jewel Cannada Wynn (former city councilperson) and Jarah Jacquay (president of Bluffline Inc) to discuss teaching in todays environment,...
teaching in todays environment, what is the Bluffline project? its an ambitious multiuse trails for a safe comfortable between east and west Pensacola through downtown/ as well as affordable transportation issues ; the Summit Blvd improvements; road safety; Cervantes St improvements worked; Street Sweeper names
Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action in college admissions 6 – 3;Dave Greenwood – water safety chief Escambia County joins us – surf flat – dolphins, hot and warm, more of same to continue – most probably green flags (doesn’t mean its safe ) (it means its low risk of...
Madonna and bacterial infection; John Legend and Chrissy Teighan just had their 4th child from a surrogate; Pete Davidson went back in to mental therapy for a “tune up” ; Ryan Seacrest replacing Pat Sajak – is Vanna lawyering up to get more money;
Dave Greenwood – water safety chief Escambia County joins us – surf flat – dolphins, hot and warm, more of same to continue – most probably green flags (doesn’t mean its safe ) (it means its low risk of rip currents); water is never safe – never take water casually...
Former Parkland school cop Scot Peterson, who allegedly fled shooting, found not guilty on all counts; laws going into effect tomorrow – one is a concealed carry law, transgender bathroom bill, taxpayer vouchers expanded; Transgressors Memorial: military equipment nicknames; the Macon Bacon; Kelly Robinson at Senate Judiciary Committee; Emergency Management...
Core Program – EMS – hired EMTS and nurses – 8 inductees taking suboxone and its its making an impact and its working for them; Core team meets with ODs following stability after ambulance; Fire chief leaving; SRMC fire/transport patients partial evacuation
Transgressors Memorial: military equipment nicknames; the Macon Bacon; Kelly Robinson at Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court strikes down college affirmative action programs 6 – 9; new gun carrying laws; Mike Wood, the PIO for PPD joins the show to talk about: shooting in Cantonment on Durant St (officer hurt and is being treated); MANNA donut Strike – raised 30,000 meals; K9 officers – you...
Lisa Newell of Gulf Breeze news and Splash! Magazine joins the show to talk about: heat stroke; Pain clinic searched and raided; EF2 Tornado; overpass for Gulf Breeze at Valaro station and Home and Sleep hotel; stormwater drainage for Gulf Breeze; honor rolls for GBHS; Heat Stroke – no joke;...
Lisa Newell of Gulf Breeze news and Splash! Magazine joins the show to talk about: heat stroke; Pain clinic searched and raided; EF2 Tornado; overpass for Gulf Breeze at Valaro station and Home and Sleep hotel; storm water drainage for Gulf Breeze; honor rolls for GBHS
LGBTQ rights vs Trans rights; Mike Wood – PIO for Pensacola Police Department – shooting in Cantonment on Durant St (officer hurt and is being treated); MANNA donut Strike – raised 30,000 meals; K9 officers – you need to check with handler before you pet; Dep Kevin Christman possibly upset...
shooting in Cantonment on Durant St (officer hurt and is being treated); MANNA donut Strike – raised 30,000 meals; K9 officers – you need to check with handler before you pet; Dep Kevin Christman possibly upset over not having a street sweeper named after him; HB 543 const carry goes...
LGBTQ rights vs Trans rights; Escambia County Administrator Wes Moreno joins the show to talk about: why did fire chief resign? Anything Escambia County is doing differently for beach safety and flag colors i n response to Panama City being named deadliest beach – our lifeguards make it a point...
why did fire chief resign? Anything Escabia County is doing differently for beach safety and flag colors i n response to Panama City being named deadliest beach – our lifeguards make it a point to talk to talk to people on beach and let them know to get out of...
LGBTQ rights vs Trans rights; Street Sweeper Names are in: Obi Wan Cleanobi, Sweepy McSweepface, Lightning McClean and Dirt Reynolds!; Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to discuss: the trees cut down by 12th avenue and Carpenters Creek – claims that FPL’s tree trimming crew ‘butchered” trees; Reus and Government...
EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING TODAY! Rat Girl Summer; Frivolous Topic: do you allow pets on furniture, furniture and bed or floor only?; reviewing contested books in Santa Rosa County schools
EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING TODAY! Moms for Liberty says Santa Rosa COunty Schools are “filled with pornographic material” another speaker points out that people banning books through history are ‘never the good guys’ and points out that ‘Moms for Liberty’ has been classified as an extremist group like the Proud Boys;...
the trees cut down by 12th avenue and Carpenters Creek – claims that FPL’s tree trimming crew ‘butchered” trees; Reus and Government – signs up now; Government and Jefferson will have a 4 way stop now; Wednesday press conference – they will unveil street sweepers – at city hall today...
EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING TODAY! Panama City Beach named deadliest beach in all of America; Commissioner Robert Bender (district 4) joins the show to talk about beach safety and flag systems; Alabama voting districts; Army bra
EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING TODAY! Santa County Commissioner James Calkins’ wife, head of Moms of Liberty, says that Santa Rosa County School libraries are ‘full of porn’; Ryan Seacrest named new host of Wheel of Fortune; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show and brought Deputy William Hollingsworth with him (the Deputy...
EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING TODAY! trying for an American Magic 8.5 million grant for improvements to Port of Pensacola at Triumph meeting, potential for Triumph to help with needs in this area; Frivolous Topic: when you take pills – do you take them with water, dry, another liquid?
EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING TODAY! Ron DeSantis says we should focus on border control; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show and brought Deputy William Hollingsworth with him (the Deputy that went through the drainpipe on Highway 98 during the storm) to talk about the motorist and how the drainpipe incident happened....
Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show and brought Deputy William Hollingsworth with him (the Deputy that went through the drainpipe on Highway 98 during the storm) to talk about the motorist and how the drainpipe incident happened. It is a harrowing tale and he is very lucky to be alive....
EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING TODAY! Mike Pence did an interview this week on Fox News – talking about issues such as a 15 week – abortion; Moms for Liberty group quotes Hitler (and gives credit to Hitler)
EXCESSIVE HEAT WARNING TODAY! Ron DeSantis says that Texas’ border problem is a US border problem, talks immigration plan; Sheriff of Santa Rosa County, Sheriff Bob Johnson, joins the show to discuss: how last week they talked about a change a FL law that allows concealed carry – not open...
Sheriff of Santa Rosa County, Sheriff Bob Johnson, joins the show to discuss: last week they talked about a change a FL law that allows concealed carry – not open carry – ; Nikkos Steakhouse investigation; Joseph Lieb was approached by an individual and was shot – he crashed his...
Sheriff of Santa Rosa County, Sheriff Bob Johnson, joins the show to discuss: last week they talked about a change a FL law that allows concealed carry – not open carry – ; Nikkos Steakhouse investigation; Joseph Lieb was approached by an individual and was shot – he crashed his...
Wagner Group’s ‘coup’ in Russia scary /short-lived – Putin future? Attack in Ukraine; Blikin says they are prepari g fior every contingincy; book banning discussed at Santa Rosa County Commissioners meeting (which SRC School Board would decide not County Commisioners) woman reads “porn” from “The Bluest Eye” [which is a...
PETA woman donates her body to ethics; book banning at SRC school district from James Calkins, people that get elected to decide what goes in to school libraries are school board members – he is now subverting and violating the will of the people
Wagner Group’s ‘coup’ in Russia scary and short-lived – Putin future? Antony Blinken says they are watching it; Cardinals not doing great; Bruce Woody from ECUA joins the show to talk about OFFICIALLY fully restarted recycling again at ECUA; recycling is cost avoidance since you didn’t have to drive it...
Julio Diaz joins the show to talk about the movies “Asteroid City” from Wes Anderson and “No Hard Feelings” starring Jennifer Laurence ; Andrew’s Transgressors Memorial: – trees from New College in Florida; John Hopkins University Center for Diversity and Exclusion; Sussex teacher calls another student despicable for not referring...
what is First Tee?; teaches golf skills and life skills to those regardless of ability to pay, what is Gulf Coast Minority Chamber of Commerce? It exists to help inequities in the community involved in city and county to assist with bids and getting businesses registered; topics include Juneteenth, Teaching,...
catastrophic implosion of Titanic visiting submarine; Dave Greenwood – water safety chief for Escambia County joins the show to talk about yellow flags on the beach for now, today: thunderstorms – wind from west south west – 22 rescues last week; Kerry Smith in Milton says two streets (just off...
Dave Greenwood – water safety chief for Escambia County – yellow flags for now, today: thunderstorms – wind from west south west – 22 rescues last week
Matt Gaetz comments re FBI watch list; Transgressors Memorial – trees from New College in Florida; John Hopkins University Center for Diversity and Exclusion; Sussex teacher calls another student despicable for not referring to sophomore’s identity (she is a catself) Bruce Woody from ECUA joins the show to discuss OFFICIALLY...
OFFICIALLY fully restarted recycling again at ECUA; recycling is cost avoidance since you didn’t have to drive it to landfill – now does it justify the cost; outrageous things that people put stuff in to recycling; “wish cycling” – make sure the right stuff goes in to recycling; bulk waste...
Transgressors Memorial – trees from New College in Florida; John Hopkins University Center for Diversity and Exclusion; Sussex teacher calls another student despicable for not referring to sophomore’s identity (she is a catself)
submarine debris found – imploded shortly after its plunge; Deputy Kevin Christman from Pcola Police Department joins the show to talk about – Shot spotter technology; city police and Sheriffs Office work together all the time; new K9 officers; Fourth of July Fireworks show;
Santa Rosa County Commission meeting – Roe v Wade topic and more; teacher speaking to student – says student is despicable at Rye College in Sussex England because he refused to identify a student as a cat instead of female; Wes Moreno – Escambia County Administrator joins the show to...
flooding after terrible storms last week including Forest Creek Apartments; short of personnel at Escambia County; 1000 ponds, consistently accepting more infrastructure that needs to be drained, cleaned, conveyance capacity after rain events – doing the best they (we) can; HAM radio league day June 24 and 25 at Ashton...
Santa Rosa County Commisioner meeting drama – Pasco Gibson no longer on Marine Advisory Council, James Calkins wants him reinstated (instead of a democrat) ; submarine still not found; hail at Red Rocks Amphitheatre at Louis Tomlinson concert; Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to discuss: new K9 officers announced;...
guns / ghost guns/President Biden; Milton City Council and wastewater treatment plant; Frivolous Topic: toothpaste first? water first? no water?; Sam Abell, city manager of Gulf Breeze, joins the show to talk about the flooding during last week’s storms.
talks storm damage and flooding from last week’s weather issues storm water technicians in sever weather
new K9 officers announced; post Sally money – $66 million and $50 million has to go to Escambia And Santa Rosa going to make sure this area more resilient; parking and ramp space at Pensacola Airport, surface lots; stop signs at Jefferson and Government four way stop? ; lightning round...
new K9 officers announced; post Sally money – $66 million and $50 million has to go to Escambia And Santa Rosa going to make sure this area more resilient; parking and ramp space at Pensacola Airport, surface lots; stop signs at Jefferson and Government four way stop? ; lightning round...
Food Truck area in Pensacola – max of 6 food trucks in a food truck court; Do Unto Others Program [money (almost like petty cash) for schools to help students in need] ; Nikkos Steakhouse (hibachi/meth) Investigation; Civicon funding
Watching Tropical Storm Brett; Search for submarine still underway; Shot Spotter Technology; Deputy Andrew Hobbs from ECSO joins the show to talk about: horrible storms last week – like Dep Hollingworth going through drainpipe and the absolute bravery of ECSO every day – cares about safety; shout out to bodycam...
diversity in college admissions; Supreme Court Arguments on college admissions; Frivolous Topic: vanilla milkshakes or nah?; Texas border policies and strife
diversity in college admissions; Supreme Court Arguments on college admissions; Escambia County Sheriff’s Department’s Andrew Hobbs joins us live to talk about: horrible storms last week – like Dep Hollingworth going through drainpipe and the absolute bravery of ECSO every day – cares about safety; shout out to bodycam manufacturer;...
horrible storms last week – like Dep Hollingworth going through drainpipe and the absolute bravery of ECSO every day – cares about safety; shout out to bodycam manufacturer; being at Lifes A Dance when everyone’s emergency alerts on phone go off – Sgt Hobbs springs in to action – on...
diversity in college admissions; Supreme Court Arguments on college admissions; Michele Salzman joins the show to talk about doing a joint constituents event from 1 – 3 this afternoon at Beulah church on Mobile Highway- for anyone that has any questions about anything gov related – ECUA/drivers license/VA claim/ SS...
joint constituents event from 1 – 3 this afternoon at Beulah church on Mobile Highway- for anyone that has any questions about anything gov related – ECUA/drivers license/VA claim/ SS Medicare, pothole – anything that will ‘touch’ a govt building – drivers license truck will be there, veterans agencies on...
several disabled vehicles near Sherwin Williams on 98 Thursday going in to Friday morning – deputy and motorist pulled into culvert and washed through to other side of highway 98 – both OK – weather watch for today as well; watching two tropical waves off coast of Africa; shot spotter...
Juneteenth Holiday; Mike Cusack, city of Milton, (and more) to go through a list of applicants for city manager
storm damage, flooded areas, lights out following heavy rain last night; Dave Greenwood joins the show to talk about red flags on beach – bad storm/still dark over Gulf – when thunder rolls, go indoors. Ft Pickens closed; Emergency manager for Escambia County joins the show to talk about: how...
just activated EOC to level 2; how serious are things? number of missions county is undertaking, keeping up w everything going on; monitoring in real time; road departments have been clearing debris since midnight, building inspection folks doing damage assessment; engineering department checking for damage, Maxwell Center and Forest Creek...
red flags on beach – bad storm/still dark over Gulf – when thunder rolls, go indoors. Ft Pickens closed
storm damage, flooded areas, lights out following heavy rain last night; Transgressors Memorial – SBC church; Demi Lovato; same sex partner infertility; Commissioner Robert Bender joins the show to talk about EMS and Fire Department – served Escambia County very well – public works crew will be out to clean...
Commissioner Robert Bender joins the show to talk about EMS and Fire Department – served Escambia County very well – public works crew will be out to clean up – some larger items off road already – partially activating Escambia EOC at 7am and start attacking the day – rain...
storm damage, flooded areas, lights out following heavy rain last night; Wes Moreno, Escambia County Administrator joins the show to talk: the “pig gift” of 608 pigs from a swine rescue N of Cantonment; balanced budget for Escambia County: 750 million dollar; 400 vacancies cut to 300 vacancies this year...
TORNADO WATCH THROUGH THIS AFTERNOON: Lisa Newell from Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine; first look pics of underneath the bridge; artist (from Innerlight Surf Shop!) to spice up electrical boxes; Santa Rosa reef and more! ; Frivolous Topic: living apart – a marriage or not a marriage; dust from...
Lisa Newell from Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine; first look pics of underneath the bridge; artist (from Innerlight Surf Shop!) to spice up electrical boxes; Santa Rosa reef and more! https://news.gulfbreezenews.com/
TORNADO WATCH THRUOGH THIS AFTERNOON at 3p; semi automatic vs automatic rifles and US Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee; PPDs Mike Wood joins the show to discuss shooting at Government and Jackson on Sunday morning, suspect caught before he was able to leave area; 9th and Torres shooting, arrests made in...
Shooting at Government and Jackson on Sunday morning, suspect caught before he was able to leave area; 9th and Torres shooting, arrests made in that case also; where are we at on shot spotter technology; two new CRA officers for nighttime; does mouthwash mask alcohol for the DUI machine? It...
TORNADO WATCH FOR AREA THROUGH THIS AFTERNOON; Chumuckla Highway study, diamond interchange; Rod Aldoff retires; Alex Jones defamation suit; Escambia County County Administrator, Wes Moreno joins the show to discuss the the “pig gift” of 608 pigs from a swine rescue N of Cantonment; balanced budget for Escambia County: 750...
the “pig gift” of 608 pigs from a swine rescue N of Cantonment; balanced budget for Escambia County: 750 million dollar; 400 vacancies cut to 300 vacancies this year – 156 positions affected general funds and fund 175 – some eliminated – some are not funded, pay raises for Lieutenants;...
Delta Concrete/redesign of I-10 interchange; DC Reeves, Mayor of Pensacola parking structure for airport, 70 million dollar terminal; Plaza DeLuna parking structure; Pensacola wants $3.5 million Escambia Children’s Trust grant for a new children’s resource center; Pensacola Motor Lodge becoming affordable housing; Railroad company says to yes to boardwalk for...
new welcome sign for Pensacola – other (really amazing) designs submitted – (check on our FB page!); Frivolous Topic: what was the movie was the first suggestive movie youve ever seen?
President Trump arraignment – cites Clinton-Socks case, pleads not guilty, no mug shot; Blue Angel History minute; Mayor DC Reeves (Mayor of Pensacola) joins the show to talk about: parking structure for airport, 70 million dollar terminal; Plaza DeLuna parking structure; Pensacola wants $3.5 million Escambia Children’s Trust grant for...
parking structure for airport, 70 million dollar terminal; plaza deluna parking structure; Pensacola wants $3.5 million Escambia Children’s Trust grant for a new children’s resource center; Pensacola Motor Lodge becoming affordable housing; Railroad company says to yes to boardwalk for Graffiti bridge
Community resource centers in Pensacola, children’s health care in Pensacola; other artist design ideas for Pensacola welcome sign
Trump Pleads Not Guilty in Documents Case for arraignment; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss: home invasion on Majors Rd in Pensacola – The homeowner and victim described yesterday morning’s home invasion in that left a man injured and a dog with a gunshot wound; two kids were...
District One Medical Examiners facility needs more room, talks 2nd facility, so many ineffective issues in doing that way, architect talks danger of two places – ie office and morgue/autopsy room in 2 separate places – will Escambia County be sued?; Frivolous Topic: tv finale or no?
these segments are from this morning. District One Medical Examiner – Medical Examiners office needs more room – possible lawsuit (maybe) for Escambia County from Medical Examiners board to fund new office?
“Hair” star, Treat Williams, dies at 71 following motorcycle accident; Matt Gaetz’ speaking engagement in Jay and his thoughts on budgets; ex Gubernatorial candidate for AZ, Kari Lake, says 75 million on Trumps side and many are members of NRA; 2 arrests made in connection with shooting on Government; Sheriff...
home invasion on Majors Rd in Pensacola – The homeowner and victim described yesterday morning’s home invasion in that left a man injured and a dog with a gunshot wound; two kids were nearly shot as well in the incident where five suspects are now wanted – if you know...
Milton City Council melodrama theatre , Marilyn Farrow – says contributing to DUO (Do Unto Others) Program (to help students get some needs met when they don’t have it – i.e. if a teacher or bus driver notices kids needing a jacket – or wants to buy a book at...
District One Medical Examiner needs more room – do they proceed without Escambia County for new office? Try meeting again to show that new building is needed; Burisma employee says re alleged Biden scheme – he has over a dozen taped conversations with Hunter; Sheriff Bob Johnson of Santa Rosa...
Sheriff Bob Johnson of Santa Rosa County – talks about the Pace restaurant, Nikkos where a couple of families became ill after eating at same hibachi table in eatery – all parties should be ok, restaurant is cooperating with investigation – suspect in mind – poisoning with a possible narcotic;...
Sheriff Bob Johnson of Santa Rosa County – talks about the Pace restaurant, Nikkos where a couple of families became ill after eating at same hibachi table in eatery – all parties should be ok, restaurant is cooperating with investigation – suspect in mind – poisoning with a possible narcotic;...
Trump indictment – what does it mean?; Matt Gaetz in Jay on Friday – he spoke about Trump’s indictment; Scott Sallis tells us about how the new Welcome sign for Pensacola; summer internship program Escambia County; homeless encampments; challenge for doctors to teach in medical schools because students dont want...
Scott Sallis talks to us about how they arrived at the winning design for the new Pensacola Welcome Sign.
Trump indictment – what does it mean?; shooting at Government and Jefferson; I 95 interstate collapse in Philadelphia; 650 pigs given to Escambia county; Presidential Debates; Reddit quiet for protests
Trump indictment “very damning” – Bill Barr, what does it mean?; Unabomber dead; NETC Change of Command; new Pensacola Welcome sign
Trump indicted; Santa Rosa County Commissioners Meeting – drama: people still calling for James Calkin to resign, one calls for Kerry Smith to resign; Naval Education and Training Command (NETC) Change of Command yesterday – Rear Adm. Jeffrey Czerewko relieved Rear Adm. Pete Garvin as commander; Julio Diaz joins the...
Trump indictment, I 65 to be widened in Alabama, re drawing voting districts in Alabama, Santa Rosa County Commission drama; converting Pensacola Motor Lodge into attainable housing
Trump indicted; Santa Rosa County Commissioners Meeting – drama: people still calling for James Calkin to resign, one calls for Kerry Smith to resign; Naval Education and Training Command (NETC) Change of Command yesterday – Rear Adm. Jeffrey Czerewko relieved Rear Adm. Pete Garvin as commander
showers this weekend but calm surf – very crowded the past two weekends – very crowded – be careful – nice and sunny for the most part! Hydrate, sun screen, and rescpect the ocean. Sun screen needs to be reapplied after water and throughout day at beach!
Trump indicted; Santa Rosa County Commissioners Meeting – drama: people still calling for James Calkin to resign, one calls for Kerry Smith to resign; Transgressors Memorial – Fort Bragg/Fort Liberty, eating meat/food waste, Berkeley Black Graduation; Naval Education and Training Command (NETC) Change of Command yesterday – Rear Adm. Jeffrey...
Transgressors Memorial – Fort Bragg/Fort Liberty, eating meat/food waste, Berkeley Black Graduation
Trump indicted; Santa Rosa County Commissioners Meeting – drama: people still calling for James Calkin to resign, one calls for Kerry Smith to resign; Chris Phillips – Escambia County Transportation Engineer – (man do we appreciate him!!) joins the show to talk about: traffic things happening in Escambia – roundabout...
learn more about buying/selling and renting! Property management too. They do it all and more at Team Sandy Blanton https://www.sandysellspensacola.com/
Lisa Newell, publisher for Gulf Breeze News joins Andrew to talk about Gulf Breeze City Council voting to open Wayside park for turn around traffic, eminent domain. new baseball coach at GB High School, drafted by Houston Astros, Randall Fant; soft recycle today, gulf breeze fishing rodeo; people licking dead...
Gulf Breeze City Council voted to open Wayside park for turn around traffic, eminent domain. new baseball coach at GB High School, drafted by Houston Astros, Randall Fant; soft recycle starts today, gulf breeze fishing rodeo results – read more at https://news.gulfbreezenews.com/
Pastor Pat Robertson passes away this morning at 93; Commissioner Jeff Bergosh says he wants full service restaurant, Costco, Trader Joes at OLF8 , why another car wash?, at weekly meeting with commissioner; USS Alabama selling pieces of deck; correlation of non religious/voting for President Biden and low birthrate; Officer...
Thoughts are with ECSO motorcycle patrol deputy injured when motorcycle struck a SUV during an escort yesterday morning; Cat Country truck pushed by PPD following Fiesta Parade; accident on Spanish Trail this AM near vet clinic; child abuse incident not abuse, project graduation
Heather Hester is the founder of Chrysalis Mama, which provides support and education to parents and allies of LGBTQIA adolescents /Target/Pride Month and pride displays have been going on for years – general population has stopped caring; Santa Rosa County Commission meeting today and Escambia County Commission meeting later today...
traffic things happening in Escambia – roundabout in Perdido, Beulah interchange – ‘they’re interested’ not ‘they’re committed’ FDOT has given no indication its not going to happen – they are shuffling money around, is there anything Escambia County can do better traffic wise? Put your phone down while driving not...
Beulah interchange/Escambia County board of commissioners – transportation engineer Chris Phillips joins the show next hour. Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to discuss employment position departures; food truck zoning, raising parking lot fees at airport; recycling in Escambia County.
Andrew talks in detail about our visit to Medical Examiners Office which needs way more space than they have. Frivolous Topic: Record or Album?, Target – LBGTQ community issues
Andrew talks in detail about our visit to Medical Examiners Office which needs way more space than they have, Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to talk about employment position departures; Food truck zoning, what’s good for the city?; raise parking lot fees at airport
employment position departures; Food truck zoning, what’s good for the city?; raise parking lot fees at airport
Andrew and I (Candy) visited the Medical Examiners office yesterday, to see the state of the area they rent from Sacred Heart. The office is on Airport and the morgue/autopsy area is in Sacred Heart Hospital. For a loved one to identify a body anywhere near that area is abhorrent...
Andrew talks about his experience touring the Medical Examiners office and autopsy area. THEY NEED A NEW FACILITY. Geologist Sam Mullins joins the show to talk about oil in Santa Rosa County
talks to us about oil in Santa Rosa County – monitors drilling operations, formations and potential for hydrocarbon, mineral rights; pressure and heat – geothermal pressure.
Andrew and I (Candy) visited the Medical Examiners office yesterday, to see the state of the area they rent from Sacred Heart. The office is on Airport and the morgue/autopsy area is in Sacred Heart Hospital. For a loved one to identify a body anywhere near that area is abhorrent...
D Day is today, more presidential nominees; Sam Abell – city manager of Gulf Breeze – possible opening of Wayside Park?, wastewater impact fee; providing drinking water; utility box wraps/art; multi use paths; SB 892 – wages for minor league baseball players; trademark case on “Trump too small”; new Leadership...
possible opening of Wayside Park?, wastewater impact fee; providing drinking water; utility box wraps/art; multi use paths
D-Day is today James Calkins at Santa Rosa County Commission meeting – doubles down saying he wouldn’t vote for a democrat, and is compared to Hitler more than once, people call for him to resign; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss Blazer Academy graduation, shooting on Carver Park,...
Blazer Academy graduation, shooting on Carver Park, homeless camp robbery/shooting/stand your ground – 16 year olds; Circle K on beach shooting; buying on Facebook Marketplace? Custody switch? Use Escambia County Sheriffs Department lot.
James Calkins comments/behavior affecting staff, Buffalo Rock (Planes Trains and Automobiles) in Industrial Park development; Wallace Lake, and Chumuckla Highway – why no turn lane for school?, RV park vs condos in Navarre
James Calkins comments/behavior affecting staff, Buffalo Rock (Planes Trains and Automobiles) in Industrial Park development; Wallace Lake, and Chumuckla Highway – why no turn lane for school?, RV park vs condos in Navarre
James Calkins at Santa Rosa County Commission meeting – doubles down saying he wouldn’t vote for a democrat, and is compared to Hitler; Ryan Jenkins from a Year in the Life of a Farmer joins the show to talk about: winning a regional Edward R Murrow award for last year’s...
Warrington Middle/ Charter Schools USA, uncooked chicken not only problem in schools nor only a problem at Warrington Middle; Frivolous Topic – what do you do with a cooking pot lid when done cooking?; Navarre didnt want RV park may now get several hundred condos
Gov Ron DeSantis had words Friday after an unidentified audience member interrupted his speech to call him a “F*(^ing fascist.” in South Carolina; Chuck Todd Meet the Press; Ryan Jenkins from a Year in the Life of a Farmer joins the show to talk about: winning a regional Edward R...
Ryan Jenkins from a Year in the Life of a Farmer joins the show to talk about: winning a regional Edward R Murrow award for last year’s segment, corn coming in healthy and yield, field corn vs sweet corn, double row planting for peanuts, low wheat yield, cotton planting, rain...
Republican Presidential Nominees; RV Park vs Port Navarre adds 660 condo units; Iowa building collapse; USPS reports 5300 postal workers attacked by dogs; BlackRock Inc, Vanguard Group / pension funds; sonic boom near DC; India Train crash
Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis had words Friday after an unidentified audience member interrupted his speech to call him a “F*(^ing fascist.” in South Carolina, yelled as DeSantis talked about parents rights and education bill; sonic boom near DC; Warrington Middle School vs Charter Schools USA/psychological experience for kids
Starting off the last hour of the Pensacola Morning News, Andrew gets an update of the Gulf Breeze News. Hear some 911 calls from the Space X Sonic Boom and information to prepare for hurricane season. Todays Frivolous topic is what food goes bad too fast in the kitchen. Learn...
Andrew kicks off Fiesta Days with a recap of the Surrender of the City, keeping an eye on a possible storm in the Gulf of Mexico. Mike Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News for a weekly update. Learn about smoking warnings in Canada and a baseball built for TikTok.
Andrew plays some 911 calls received after the Space X sonic boom, gives Hurricane preparedness information, and shares an interview with Manuel Garcia, the captain of the San Sebastian El Elcano. Also, don’t miss the weekly update from Wes Moreno, the Escambia County Administrator, and thoughts on Ron DeSantis’ campaign...
Andrew gives a recap on the kickoff to Fiesta Days, NASCAR fan gets a new car, get the rundown on the GOP candidates, replay of Eric Gilmore Interview, and Lord of the Rings fans upset over a change in a character’s race. Listen to all this and more during the...
passionate meeting over appointed interim Escambia County superintendent. Kenneth Leonard elected 5 – 0 vote – district 1’s Kevin Adams, Sheena Payne; AI Safety; Market down this morning; Frivolous Topic: National Flip Flop Day – flip flops, sandals, slides, or barefoot?; sonic boom in NW Florida!
passionate meeting over appointed interim Escambia County superintendent. Kenneth Leonard elected 5 – 0 vote; sonic boom last night after capsule hits the Gulf; Councilman Charles Bare raises questions about Pensacola Children’s Trust -; Debt Ceiling at default rate
system in the Gulf could mean light rain for the Gulf Coast; passionate meeting over appointed interim Escambia County superintendent. Kenneth Leonard elected 5 – 0 vote; Al Pacino becoming a dad again at 82 (!); Eric Gilmore, Escambia County Public Safety Director, joins the show to discuss: basic hurricane...
basic hurricane safety – 1 day away – new standard is 7 days preparedness – ONE WEEK READY – supplies, medication, food, water for seven days (it used to be the first 72 are on you)(now its a week); Pulse point (app showing emergency response) ; Lucas devices on EMS...
passionate meeting over appointed interim Escambia County superintendent. Kenneth Leonard elected 5 – 0 vote; Debt ceiling; Space X Boom! last night; AI – Human Extinction?; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to talk about burglary this morning at auto dealership (Pcola Auto Brokers) on highway 29, Days Inn on...
Walker Wilson joins thehow to discuss “how we got here” re Escambia County Superintendent; bad accident/Fatality on Pine Forest this am and another accident had Three Mile Bridge SB backed up all three lanes; Frivolous Topic: favorite museum; School board meeting today
Walker Wilson joins the show to discuss “how we got here” re Escambia County Superintendent following firing of Dr Tim Smith.
Chandra Smiley, Grace McCaffery at City Council meeting discussing concerns about Immigration Reform Bill SB 1718 – bill goes in to effect July 1st; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to talk about burglary this morning at auto dealership (Pcola Auto Brokers) on highway 29, Days Inn on Lavelle Way...
burglary this morning at auto dealership (Pcola Auto Brokers) on highway 29, Days Inn on Levelle Way – shooting – Devin Smith wanted, several drugs and types of drugs found; Carver Park in Cantonment had a shooting; incident on Friday two teens involved in fatal shooting – both had firearms;...
Derrick Scott talks about the Escambia County School Board meeting later today; community activist, former policeman Ellison Bennett joins the show to talk about Superintendent; Connecticut overturns witch convictions
new immigration bill HB 1718. E-verify, penalties for employing illegal aliens, relocate people – lots of people now selling their home and relocating because they don’t feel Florida is hospitable; Escambia County School Board meeting to discuss new superintendent; Shane Tucker from SRCO joins the show to talk about –...
Shane Tucker – Chief Deputy Santa Rosa County Sheriffs Office joins the show to talk about: safe packs part of SAFE program to assist special needs population/deceased person found at Diamond St in Pace – charge of 2nd Degree Murder/difference between first and second degree murder/ Friday in Navarre –...
safe packs part of SAFE program to assist special needs population; deceased person found at Diamond St in Pace – charge of 2nd Degree Murder; difference between first and second degree murder; Friday in Navarre – caller said boyfriend was threatening her with hammer, deputies determined she was primary aggressor
Ronald Reagan’s Memorial Day speech from 1986; Fiesta Days – Surrender of the City – at Seville Quarter, the Fiesta parade, Coronation; Jewel singing the National Anthem at the Indy 500; Bud Light rebate
what is Memorial Day? Ronald Reagan’s speech from 1986; New debt limit and budget bill; panhandling; Troy Moon writes a great article about Ike and Tina Turner playing Abe’s 506 in Belmont Devilliers; Indy 500 – British announcer and accident at Indy 500
Julio Diaz joins the show to talk about Little Mermaid, About My Father, The Machine, You Hurt My Feelings, Kandahar, the Wrath of Becky; Andrew’s Transgressor’s Memorial – words ‘biological women’ in a college paper, George Washington University Revolutionaries, banning flavored milk in schools and The Wrap featuring DeeDee Davis...
Gov Ron Desantis joining the presidential race, Tina Turner; Santa Rosa County Commissioner James Calkins says he wont vote for Shannon Alford for Marine Advisory Committee “because she’s a democrat”, Dr Tim Smith & Escambia County School Board/Warrington Middle – Charter Schools USA
Santa Rosa County Commissioner James Calkins says he wont vote for Shannon Alford for Marine Advisory Committee “because she’s a democrat”, Water Safety Chief of Escambia County Dave Greenwood joins the show yellow flag surf is calming down surf dropped over teh last few days – beautiful sunny weekend lots...
the late Tina Turner, Blake Shelton leaves the Voice, Megan Markle objectified (she felt) on Deal or No Deal, Quentin Tarantino’s foot fetish thing, Cate wins two Tele Awards this week for documentary on performers post covid! (CONGRATS CATE!!!!)
yellow flag, surf is calming down/surf dropped over the last few days – beautiful sunny weekend lots of traffic on the island, hydrate well, great kick off to summer, emergency lane set up for public works
Santa Rosa County Commissioner James Calkins says he wont vote for Shannon Alford for Marine Advisory Committee “because she’s a democrat”, Zoning Board meeting in Santa Rosa County – resident Michael Stephens starts speaking at podium (not a speaking part of meeting) and starts protesting “the democrat on Marine Advisory...
the last day of school. 2300 students getting diplomas, when they were freshmen they were remote learning; changes in bus routes – 98 percent of students are on time – up from 70 percent, library specialists – over 400,000 books in libraries, crowding in schools
words ‘biological women’ in a college paper, George Washington University Revolutionaries, banning flavored milk in schools
Santa Rosa County Commissioner James Calkins says he wont vote for Shannon Alford for Marine Advisory Committee “because she’s a democrat”, Escambia County Administrator, Wes Moreno, joins teh show to discuss: Memorial Day Weekend; keeping garbage and trash down, 75 foot easement Perdido Beach – lifeguards?, Longleaf bridge out of...
Lisa Newell publisher of Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine joins the show to talk about GB native Ben Lively with the Cincinnati Reds; Moms for Liberty; Waste Tire Amnesty; Secret Garden Tour; delinquent taxes, Gulf Breeze Graduations; Tina Turner passes at 83; Community Maritime Park Marina open; NJ candidates...
GB native Ben Lively with the Cincinnati Reds; Moms for Liberty; Waste Tire Amnesty; Secret Garden Tour; delinquent taxes, Gulf Breeze Graduations
Ron Desantis announces Presidential Bid yesterday on Twitter; Tina Turner dies at 83; Community Maritime Park – marina open now!; Pensacola Police PIO Mike WOod joins tehshow to talk about – new badges!, skate park rules plan, wallet stealing, officer injured after Gulf Breeze fight, new officers hired (already officers)...
new badges!, skate park rules plan, wallet stealing, officer injured after Gulf Breeze fight, new officers hired (already officers) that need FL training
Ron Desantis announces Presidential Bid yesterday on Twitter; Tina Turner dies at 83; teens tries to climb arch on bridge and dies in CA; Escambia County Administrator, Wes Moreno, joins the show to talk about: Memorial Day Weekend; keeping garbage and trash down, 75 foot easement Perdido Beach – lifeguards?,...
Memorial Day Weekend; keeping garbage and trash down, 75 foot easement Perdido Beach – lifeguards?, Longleaf bridge out of service for two months near Pine Forest , keeping school parks open to public
Ron Desantis announces Presidential Bid yesterday on Twitter; Tina Turner dies at 83; Florida Python challenge; Mayor of Pensacola, DC Reeves joins the show to discuss: maintaining parks in the city of Pensacola, Blake Doyle Skate Park, Street Sweeper names not announced yet, marina open at Community Maritime Park –...
ECUAs Bruce Woody joins the show to discuss recycling, Bruce Beach water quality, Marina opening, two year project on wells in Escambia County; Frivolous Topic – do you wear a bike helmet ?; Rick Scott ‘travel advisory’
ECUAs Bruce Woody joins the show to discuss recycling, Bruce Beach water quality, Marina opening, two year project on wells in Escambia County
maintaining parks in the city of Pensacola, Blake Doyle Skate Park, Street Sweeper names not announced yet, marina open at Community Maritime Park – ribbon cutting in afternoon but open at 6am; Wayside Park still waiting on FEMA
Matt Coughlin/Pensacola International Airport runway working; Tucker Carlson turning Americans against the Military?; Tim Smith recusal by Paul Fetsko; LGBTQ Target
Ron Desantis expected to officially run today, Desantis vs Trump; typhoon threatening Guam; Target redistributing ‘gay friendly’ merch throughout store; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss: Paula Avenue shooting – not a drive by/intentional, Subway on Michigan – woman with a gun stops a man from trying to...
Commissioner Robert Bender/parking on Pensacola Beach; Former Governor/Senator Rick Scott joins the show (!) to discuss: the debt ceiling, Biden administration reckless spending. inflation, medical bills, F16s in Ukraine, Florida gets lied about so much – NAACP says dont come to Florida – fear mongering – no hate or discrimination,...
Former Governor/Senator Rick Scott joins the show (!) to discuss: the debt ceiling, Biden administration reckless spending. inflation, medical bills, F16s in Ukraine, Florida gets lied about so much – NAACP says dont come to Florida – fear mongering – no hate or discrimination, Airline – pilotless future? drone technology,...
Paula Avenue shooting – not a drive by/intentional, Subway on Michigan – woman with a gun stops a man from trying to climb in to her car, 11 promtions in Escambia County Sheriffs Department (including NEW 2nd Chief Deputy Andrew Hobbs!), Law Enforcement Memorial, 4455 Mobile Highway at Maple Forest...
Former Governor/Senator Rick Scott joins the show (!) to discuss the debt ceiling, Biden administration reckless spending. inflation, medical bills, F16s in Ukraine, Florida gets lied about so much – NAACP says dont come to Florida – fear mongering – no hate or discrimination, Airline – pilotless future? drone technology,...
Robert Bender and Parking Pensacola Beach; DeVann Cook joins the show to talk about PDE study, Tiger Pointe Golf Course land/Colten Wright, fitness park at Chumuckla Community Center near Five Points in Pace- goal is to put amenities out for physical fitness, meeting in Milton Thursday morning; gas prices
PDE study, Tiger Pointe Golf Course land/Colten Wright, fitness park at Chumuckla Community Center near Five Points in Pace- goal is to put amenities out for physical fitness, meeting in Milton Thursday morning
Trump vs DeSantis (vs Tim Scott); Shane Tucker joins the show to talk about Chief Deputy SRC Sheriffs Office, Shane Tucker joins the show to talk about: new Navarre Substation; bomb threat (sort of) at Navarre Walmart Supercenter Sunday afternoon; bloodhounds saved a life Friday afternoon, found a missing elderly...
Chief Deputy SRC Sheriffs Office, Shane Tucker, joins the show to talk about: new Navarre Substation/bomb threat (sort of) at Navarre Walmart Supercenter Sunday afternoon/ bloodhounds saved a life Friday afternoon, found a missing elderly individual (84 year old)/ 23-year-old Jabe Anthony Buring is wanted for Lewd and Lascivious Behavior...
Chief Deputy SRC Sheriffs Office, Shane Tucker joins the show to talk about: new Navarre Substation; bomb threat (sort of) at Navarre Walmart Supercenter Sunday afternoon; bloodhounds saved a life Friday afternoon, found a missing elderly individual (84 year old); erratic driver on I10; 23-year-old Jabe Anthony Buring (mugshot pictured)...
OLF 8 at Escambia County Commission Meeting last week – DR Horton; Sea Turtle rescue team at Navarre Beach; Space X with a live crew launched yesterday Falcon 9; The Days of our Milton – duo program Santa Rosa County schoolboard – Marilynn Farrow not in favor, says council not...
Like sands through the Blackwater … these are the days of Our Milton … Milton melodrama theatre – duo program Santa Rosa County schoolboard – Marilynn Farrow not in favor, says council not a charity and she gives at church; Space X Rocket Launch; President Joe Biden backs plan to...
sea turtle threats: Entanglement in fishing gear, Consumption and illegal trade of eggs and meat, Coastal Development (e.g. loss of habitat, artificial lighting), Plastic and other marine debris. Learn more here: https://navarrebeachseaturtles.org/index.html
Commissioner Jeff Bergosh- OLF 8 Plan DR Horton; High suicide rate in Navy; Destin/Seaside – what do you do when you hook a turtle? (call Pier Marshalls – DO NOT CUT LINE); Father killed, two teens hurt after finding and pulling pin of live grenade while digging through grandfather’s belongings
Julio Diaz from Lets Go Pensacola joins the show to talk about Fast and Furious X & Master Gardner; Transgressors Memorial – Transgressors Memorial: Algebra for all, Oscar Meyer Frank Mobile, & are noise ordinances racist?…; The Wrap featuring Travis Peterson – owner Impact Campaigns and Anna Higgins, President &...
Warrington Middle/Charter Schools/firing Superintendent Dr Tim Smith; Gov DeSantis ban on transgenedered surgeries, DEI, abortion law; book banning;
Gov Ron Desantis/DEI/bill 999; Dave Greenwood, Water Safety Chief Escambia County, joins the show to let us know about – green flags on beach (most likely) this weekend; Cate Meighan, pop culture expert, joins the show to discuss: The Weeknd becoming himself again “Abel Makkonen Tesfaye”/Martha Stewart on cover for...
Cate Meighan, pop culture expert, joins the show to discuss: The Weeknd becoming himself again “Abel Makkonen Tesfaye”; Martha Stewart on cover for Sports Illustrated/Megan Fox hates her body?; Harry and Megan paparazzi’s chase; Taylor Swift yells at security guard; Johnny Depp has pirate teeth?
green flags most likely this weekend; thunder roars, stay indoors NOTE – green flags don’t mean SAFE – its a measurement of risk
Emergency Manager, Travis Tomkins, talks wind speed vs storm surge as we approach huuricane season; Transgressors Memorial: Algebra for all, Oscar Meyer Frank Mobile, & are noise ordinances racist?; Disney NOT building new billion dollar development in Orlando; ESPN offering itself as a digital product streaming; Iowa police officer clings...
Transgressors Memorial: Algebra for all, Oscar Meyer Frank Mobile, & are noise ordinances racist?
Desantis education bills; Pensacola Police PIO, Mike Wood, joins the show to talk about: Blake Doyle Skate Park/Chase policy/2nd span of Three Mile Bridge-Gen Chappie James Bridge helps keep traffic flowing as well as Memorial service for fallen officers; Longleaf at Y Mart – bridge being demolished and rebuilt in...
publisher of Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine, Lisa Newell joins Andrew to talk about: outdoor fitness court in Gulf Breeze, Santa Rosa county looking at land near golf course, funding for 98 overpass, Gulf Breeze Optimist Fishing Rodeo & secret garden tour; OLF 8; Frivolous Topic: how do you...
outdoor fitness court in Gulf Breeze; Santa Rosa county looking at land near golf course; funding for 98 overpass; Gulf Breeze Optimist Fishing Rodeo; secret garden tour read more here: https://news.gulfbreezenews.com/
parental rights; 1100 Hebrew Bible up for sale ; homeless in Escambia County; Day Use Marina; Pensacola Police PIO Mike Wood joins the show to talk about: Blake Doyle Skate Park; Chase policy; 2nd span of Three Mile Bridge/Gen Chappie James Bridge helps keep traffic flowing
Pensacola Police PIO Mike Wood joins the show to talk about: Blake Doyle Skate Park; Chase policy; 2nd span of Three Mile Bridge/Gen Chappie James Bridge helps keep traffic flowing; Memorial service for fallen officers;
black noise vs white noise downtown; more people on beach after automated toll booth; Wes Moreno joins the show to talk about affordable housing, right of way easement on West side, radar warnings on Klondike Rd?, railing damage on roundabout on Perdido Key, Delta concrete townhall
affordable housing; right of way easement on West side; radar warnings on Klondike Rd?; railing damage on roundabout on Perdido Key; Delta concrete townhall;
Gov Desantis signed several anti-transgender bills Wednesday which ban gender-affirming care for minors; DC Reeves joins the show to discuss the Pensacola Airport runway lights; American Magic coming to port and bringing lots of jobs; Casks and Flights amended ordinance in place; Montana bans Tik Tok; Oscar Meyer’s Weinermobile becomes...
New Warrington/Charter Schools USA with Escambia County School Board – Superintendent fired; Runway lights at Airport still down and cancellations & delays still happening; Priscilla Presley and (Lisa Marie’s daughter) Riley Keough reach settlement in over Lisa Marie Trust; Capt. Terrence M. “Village” Shashaty, Commanding Officer NAS Pensacola, joins the...
Capt. Terrence M. Shashaty joins the show to talk about Pensacola NAS opening this morning! Today is a Blue Angels practice day – signing at NAS Museum; DC Reeves joins the show to discuss the Pensacola Airport runway lights; American Magic coming to port and bringing lots of jobs; Casks...
the Pensacola Airport runway lights; American Magic coming to port and bringing lots of jobs; Casks and Flights amended ordinance in place; Escambia County School Board chastised due to Warrington Middle and Dr Tim Smith fired by board;
Public access to NAS Pensacola will be available from 9 a.m. through 3 p.m. through the West Gate only on Blue Angel Parkway.
New Warrington/Charter Schools USA with Escambia County School Board – Superintendent fired (!); former Apple employee stealing technology; Medal of Valor; An elderly Escambia County driver crashed into a medical helicopter at Sacred Heart; security concerns from Blake Doyle Skatepark
Escambia County School Board & Warrington Middle School – board given ultimatum; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to talk about: Dewayne Officer (arrested as serial burglar – ironic name), Family Dollar – woman claims someone impersonating a police officer robs her, she is charged with theft/Water tower on West...
Deputy Airport Director, Ken Ibold joins the show to discuss/review Airport lights outage and delays and cancellations; City Manager of Gulf Breeze, Sam Abell, joins the show to talk about: meeting last night at Gulf Breeze council, speed spy – lowering speed limit near Daniel Drive, Shoreline Park/ working on...
City Manager of Gulf Breeze, Sam Abell, joins the show to talk about: meeting last night at Gulf Breeze council; speed spy – lowering speed limit near Daniel Drive; Shoreline Park/ working on lights w FPL; Lacrosse rebounding wall; community survey after Hurricane Sally
Milton City Council; NYC asylum seekers at schools?; Desantis tough on abortion; Warrington Middle; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss: Dewayne Officer (arrested as serial burglar – ironic name); Family Dollar – woman claims someone impersonating a police officer robs her, she is charged with theft; Water tower...
Dewayne Officer (arrested as serial burglar – ironic name); Family Dollar – woman claims someone impersonating a police officer robs her, she is charged with theft; Water tower on West side near Corry Station – Baker Act; Blount and W St – deceased person; new K9! Beagle named Buster; deadly...
Milton City Council; President Biden speaks at Hward University; PNS has flights delayed or cancelled due to runway light outages
Milton City Council; Chief Deputy Shane Tucker – Santa Rosa County Sheriffs Office joins the show to discuss a disturbance in Gulf Breeze, man stabbed by his roommate; two brothers involved in aggravated assault in N end of Santa Rosa County; Anger Management would help on training on handling emotions;...
SRSO Chief Deputy Shane Tucker joins the show to talk about a disturbance in Gulf Breeze- man stabbed by his roommate, two brothers involved in aggravated assault in N end of Santa Rosa County, Anger Management would help on training on handling emotions; Frivolous Topic: socks before pants or socks...
disturbance in Gulf Breeze, man stabbed by his roommate; two brothers involved in aggravated assault in N end of Santa Rosa County; Anger Management would help on training on handling emotions
Warrington Middle School? ; School teacher suspended/investigated for showing Disney movie without permission; furries at school (Brevard County FL); WWII soldier to be buried in San Diego after 79 years thanks to DNA analysis
Should debates be mandatory for presidential election? ; New Medical Examiner facility – meeting Wednesday; gas prices; Planet Fitness giving high schoolers free summer memberships; 14 year old brother saves younger sister from getting kidnapped by 17 year old thug with slinshot
Warrington Middle School; WGA Writers Strike; FDOT new traffic signals; Monkey Pox done?; Roosevelt Hotel in NY now housing migrants; bridge lights
expanded Palafox Market; Julio Diaz from Go Pensacola! and Pensacola Movie Club joins the show to talk about these movies: Blackberry, Book Club- the next chapter, Hypnotic, Fools Paradise & Rally Road Racers; Transgressors Memorial – Swastika Mountain being renamed Halo Mountain, Liam Morrison – 7th grader wearing “only two...
American Magic at Port of Pensacola with Triumph Money; Blake Doyle Skatepark use; Pickleball Court, Sunbelt Basketball Tournament, Homelessness Study
Trump Town Hall; Water Safety Chief of Escambia County, Dave Greenwood, joins the show to talk about bumpy in Gulf – Yellow flags going in to Mother’s Day weekend & how Pensacola Lifeguards work with surf conditions, crowd conditions with regards to lifeguard towers and truck patrolling – trucks are...
Richie Sambora possibly rejoining Bon Jovi; New Dolly Parton album ‘Rockstar’; Ed Sheeran lawsuit; Robert Deniro a dad at 79 & Scott Baio leaving California for Florida
bumpy in Gulf – Yellow flags going in to Mother’s Day weekend & how Pensacola Lifeguards work with surf conditions, crowd conditions with regards to lifeguard towers and truck patrolling – trucks are emergency vehicles for lifeguards
Federal judge says state ban Trump CNN Town Hall; Andrew’s Transgressor’s Memorial : Swastika Mountain being renamed Halo Mountain; Liam Morrison – 7th grader wearing “only two genders” shirt; Gun Control; inter agency council on homelessness/ Pensacola; Rain in Texas; Michael Jordan’s Olympic jacket up for Auction
Swastika Mountain being renamed Halo Mountain; Liam Morrison – 7th grader wearing “only two genders” shirt; Gun Control
STAMP OUT HUNGER FOOD DRIVE tomorrow with USPS to help as SNAP benefits affect families; Title 42 ends; Debt ceiling meeting delayed for now; Trump CNN Town Hall; Triumph funds – American Magic Pensacola Port; Wes Moreno, Administrator for Escambia County, joins the show to talk about meeting cancelled today,...
Lisa Newell, publisher of Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine joins the show to talk about what you find in the paper this week – Santa Rosa delinquent tax list, new distribution for Gulf Breeze News; new high school at old Flea Market property; hurricane season is on the way;...
Santa Rosa delinquent tax list, new distribution for Gulf Breeze News; new high school at old Flea Market property; hurricane season is on the way; and subscriptions make a great gift idea for MOTHERS DAY (which is this SUNDAY!) Subscribe, Read more – https://news.gulfbreezenews.com/
Lighthouse Christian in Milton?; traffic light at Magnolia and Stewart? ; Bud Light stock is dropping; lights on General Chappie James (Three Mile Bridge) remind some of Close Encounters movie, Ken Manning UFO song played! ; Pensacola Police Department PIO, Mike Wood, joins the show to talk about a warrant...
warrant arrest for teacher at W Florida Highschool; Handcuffed suspect escapes from officers for 30 minutes; PPDs experience with skate park (so far so good); is there internal discussion about skate cops since we have bike cops?
Beach Safety Signs on Perdido Key/beach access in Perdido, deeds in Perdido Key – 75 foot beach access; Title 42 ends at Midnight tonight, migrants surge at border; Gov Desantis signs into law strict new requirements on public-sector unions, including those that represent health care workers and teachers; Escambia County...
meeting cancelled today, Pulse Point (seeing EMS and emergency calls) down right now; OLF 8 updates – DR Horton draft contract, Escambia working on a resopnse, some discussions on 250 acres; signage at Perdido Key; Lifeguards on Perdido Key?
(TLDR: Mayor Reeves has never seen Star Wars) lifeguards in Perdio Key; teens literacy for social media; Mayor DC Reeves joins teh show to talk about : skate park and enforcement concerns; Maritime Park opening a day use marina; homelessness in our area; confesses to never seeing Star Wars
Funeral Home Letters/Medical Examiner encouraged by County Commissioner to be sent to Commissioners instead of Medical Examiners Board at meeting called by Commissioner at Smokey’s BBQ; Someone sends petition for Mayor DC Reeves to watch all of the Star Wars movies (it is imperative to health and safety of the...
Project Alexandria – Lighthouse Christian possibly coming to Milton; Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to talk about the skate park and enforcement concerns; Maritime Park opening a day use marina; homelessness in our area
skate park and enforcement concerns; Maritime Park opening a day use marina; homelessness in our area; confesses to never seeing Star Wars
Gov Ron Desantis signed into law another Tik Tok ban yesterday – in addition to a number of education-related bills yesterday one of the bills provides a “Teachers’ Bill of Rights,” which DeSantis said will provide teachers the right to teach in a safe and orderly classroom; Warrington Middle School;...
Lighthouse Academy in Milton; Tanks in Ukraine; MTV slashes workforce by 25%; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss the man killed by deputy in an Escambia County hostage situation press conference on 58 times former felon, 53-year-old Ronnie Clark, ESCO used SWAT, their Bearcat and Rook vehicles and...
OLF8, Frivolous Topic – are gift cards a great gift idea? And Medical Examiner/Funeral Home drama – lead to Andrew asking Dr Deanna A. Oleske and Rick Bailey to discuss the claims against the Coroner’s Office Rick Bailey (one of the letter writers) says he wrote a letter following a...
new Skate Park downtown Pensacola – lights on, can people skate after dark? Possible security issues; Gambling probes eyeing 125 Iowa, Iowa State athletes, staff; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss guy killed by deputy in an Escambia County hostage situation press conference on 58 times former felon,...
Man killed by deputy in an Escambia County hostage situation press conference on 58 times former felon, 53-year-old Ronnie Clark,ESCO used SWAT, their Bearcat and Rook vehicles and found on Helton St in a tent. A gun was pulled on deputies, perimeter, it lasts 5 hours, warrants from Alabama and...
Linda Sanborn, Chairperson. District 1, Santa Rosa School Board, suggests $41,000 (at least) – $1000 per school – to assist students with needs – like shoes, sweaters, field trips; Airline Compensation; $1000 for keeping track of crashes in Fast and Furious movies; Transportation website https://www.transportation.gov/airconsumer/airline-customer-service-dashboard; Deputy involved shooting; SRC Administrator,...
SRC Administrator, DeVann Cook, Commissioner Colten Wright suggests land purchase near Tiger Pointe Golf Course for turning in to public use or conservation; paving requirements on new subdivisions, Whittle Building is no more; Pea Ridge Connector
Security at Blake Doyle Skate Park/Skating at Night; Medical Examiner/Funeral Home drama lead to Andrew asking Dr Deanna A. Oleske (Medical Examiner for Escambia County)(and Santa Rosa, Okaloosa and Walton Counties) and Rick Bailey (funeral director and owner of Waters & Hibbert Funeral Home) to discuss the claims against the...
smash and grab robbery; road rage, pistiols drawn on Hwy 90 at Ward Basin/Hwy 90; Domestic Violence Battery case in Jay FL; Fatal lumber truck accident in Milton; Pea Ridge Connector traffic
Medical Examiner/Funeral Home drama lead to Andrew asking Dr Deanna A. Oleske (Medical Examiner for Escambia County)(and Santa Rosa, Okaloosa and Walton Counties) and Rick Bailey (funeral director and owner of Waters & Hibbert Funeral Home) to discuss the claims against the Coroner’s Office join Andrew McKay to discuss the...
smash and grab robbery; road rage, pistols drawn on Hwy 90 at Ward Basin/Hwy 90; Domestic Violence Battery case in Jay FL; Fatal lumber truck accident in Milton; Pea Ridge Connector traffic
Milton City Council drama; Medical Examiner/Funeral Home drama lead to Andrew asking Dr Deanna A. Oleske (Medical Examiner for Escambia County)(and Santa Rosa, Okaloosa and Walton Counties) and Rick Bailey (funeral director and owner of Waters & Hibbert Funeral Home) to discuss the claims against the Coroner’s Office.
King Charles Coronation; Milton City Council – wastewater treatment plant drama & a fistfight almost (sort of) breaks out
Julio Diaz, host of Let’s Go Pensacola! and the host of Pensacola Movie Club ) and with the Merrill Movie Museum & Pensacon) joins the show to talk about the movies Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3, James Gunn/DC Films & Love Again; Replay of Transgressor’s Memorial: A San Francisco...
The Wrap featuring Dave Piech, former Santa Rosa County District 4 Commissioner & Joy Tsubooka former PIO for Santa Rosa County – now Marketing Director for Crown Health Care Laundry Services, LLC to talk about the Pea Ridge Connector; companies and all kinds of things you discover in your county...
Julio Diaz, host of Let’s Go Pensacola! and the host of Pensacola Movie Club ) and with the Merrill Movie Museum & Pensacon) joins the show to talk about the movies Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3, James Gunn/DC Films; Love Again!
heavy storms in Mississippi and Louisiana heading East; President Biden is expected to announce soon that he has chosen Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr., the Air Force chief of staff, to become the country’s most senior military officer, according to two U.S. officials; Dave Greenwood, water safety chief for Escambia...
the storm in MS/LA – yellow flags now watching surf as storm approaches – possible yellow all day & when thunder roars go indoors!;
White House Correspondents Dinner; Andrew’s Transgressor’s Memorial: A San Francisco Target store has been putting all of its cosmetic and toiletry products on lockdown amid a shoplifting crisis, Former First Lady Michelle Obama rolls out new fruit drink with 75% less sugar than average drink, and US Navy’s Digital Ambassador...
the last day of session, getting ready to sign off on budget, Skanska money, Higher education bill HB 999, cameras on school busses for when stop arm is out to prevent people from passing; experience in Tallahassee; Star Wars Day at the State Capitol
Transgressor’s Memorial: A San Francisco Target store has been putting all of its cosmetic and toiletry products on lockdown amid a shoplifting crisis; Former First Lady Michelle Obama rolls out new fruit drink with 75% less sugar than average drink; US Navy’s Digital Ambassador Program
Pickle Ball at the Port?; Mike Wood joins the show to talk about the suspicious package at the courthouse (it was cleared) and how several car break ins had this in common – all of the doors were locked; Carrie Fisher receives posthumous Star on Walk of Fame in Hollywood
WGA Writers Strike and Chat Bot AI slogans better than actual writers slogans!; Lisa Newell from Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine joins the show to talk about the Garcon Pointe fire, Santa Rosa County received $10 million in American Rescue Funds from the federal government, Kayak launch, ice machine,...
Lisa Newell from Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine joins the show to talk about the Garcon Pointe fire; Santa Rosa County received $10 million in American Rescue Funds from the federal government; Kayak launch, ice machine, fish cleaning station among upgrades funded by $1.1 million grant; Oriole Beach Boat...
Sam Parker, Santa Rosa County Commissioner District 1, gives comments on Pea Ridge Connector using L.O.S.T (tax) money; Roundabout!; package found at Escambia County Courthouse – courthouse is closed right now as they investigate; Mike Wood, PIO for Pensacola Police Department, joins the show to discuss the package found at...
the package found at courthouse (explosive detection dog onsite); Shot spotter technology; Skate Park; Lock Your Doors KEEP WHATS YOURS!;
These Are the Days of our Pensacola; County Administrator, Wes Moreno, joins the show to talk about using federal resources with what we do; woods behind the Washburn Center/camps, no clean up yet; Century Well; assistance with and for Town of Century; Agenda Review and meeting tomorrow and tonight for...
using federal resources with what we do; woods behind the Washburn Center/camps, no clean up yet; Century Well; assistance with and for Town of Century; Agenda Review and meeting tomorrow and tonight for Escambia County; Desantis protest in Tallahassee; Devine Farm Road issues
STAR WARS DAY! ; Pea Ridge Connector opened with comments from Sam Parker and Colten Wright; DC Reeves joins the show to discuss the opening of Blake Doyle Skatepark and rules surrounding the new city amenity, Street Sweeper names, Hawkshaw redevelopment plans; Firefighters are responding to a wildfire, around 215...
Rear Admiral Kyle Cozad, President & CEO · Naval Aviation Museum Foundation, joins the show to talk about opening Pensacola NAS (Weekend Public Access Dates: May 4-7 & May 11-14, 9 am – 3 pm.) and how base closure caused a loss of revenue for the museum and how the...
Blake Doyle Skatepark opened yesterday! Parade of mayors (DC Reeves, Ashton Heyward, Grover Robinson), Commissioner Lumon May, and the driving force for the skate park – Jon Shell (!) ; Writers Guild Strike; Kevin McCarthy/debt ceiling; Bud Light/Dylan Mulvaney/sales are down; NAS regular access to base; Subway Sandwich Shops closes...
Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to diss Andrew about hurting himself at Blake Doyle Skatepark … I mean discuss the opening of Blake Doyle Skatepark and rules surrounding the new city amenity; Street Sweeper names; Hawkshaw redevelopment plans
ribbon cutting at Blake Doyle Skate Park; bathrooms for Veteran’s Park; Matt Gaetz files a bill with AOC and two others ‘restoring faith in government’ act; Pea Ridge Connector opens today; Rear Admiral Kyle Cozad retired joins the show to talk about opening Pensacola NAS (Weekend Public Access Dates: May...
Rear Admiral Kyle Cozad retired joins the show to talk about opening Pensacola NAS (Weekend Public Access Dates: May 4-7 & May 11-14, 9 am – 3 pm.) and how base closure caused a loss of revenue for the museum and how the exposure can have an impact on families...
Blake Doyle Skate Park opened yesterday! Mayor DC Reeves, previous Mayors Grover Robinson, Ashton Heyward, council person Lumon May all in attendance; Pea Ridge Connector with Sam Parker announcement) ; Writers Guild of America Strikes!; Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to talk about negligent manslaughter charge for...
City manager of Gulf Breeze, Sam Abell, joins the show to talk about dogs at Shoreline Park (and other areas) and stricter code enforcement and how leaving dogs unleashed is a big problem; Impact Fees going up 47% (cost for future capacity) ; Hollywood Writers on strike; new Bud Light...
City manager of Gulf Breeze, Sam Abell, joins the show to talk about dogs at Shoreline Park (and other areas) and stricter code enforcement and how leaving dogs unleashed is a big problem; Impact Fees going up 47% (cost for future capacity)
negligent manslaughter charge for dog owner, Kathleen Taylor, after three pit bulls attacked a 63-year-old man where he lived. He was pronounced dead on scene. Taylor was given several warnings for her pets leading up to attack; Santa Rosa County – livestock roaming in rural areas, animal control, dogs in...
Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to talk about negligent manslaughter charge for dog owner, Kathleen Taylor, after three pit bulls attacked a 63-year-old man where he lived in February and how people all need to be RESPONSIBLE pet owners; 24-year-old Kihaviyan Nettlesis charged with choking out and...
Beach nourishment alternatives; Perdido public? beach nourishment driving tourism dollars; Charter Schools USA taking over Warrington Middle School; Former President Trump at Town Hall in New Hampshire; Gordon Lightfoot passes
Fatal dog attack in Escambia County; Blake Doyle Skatepark opens; Warrington Middle becoming a charter school?; Ryan Jenkins, owner of Jenkins Farms in Jay FL re-joins teh show to talk about peanut and cotton farming in NW Florida
Chief Deputy Shane Tucker, new pledge for coronation, Mike Shannon passes, NWFL football players news, frivolous topic, Matt Gaetz addresses access to Naval Aviation Museum
Emergency meeting for Warrington school, future for Warrington school district, Ryan Jenkins, White House Correspondents Dinner, David Wayne news room headlines
School Board Meeting and Trust with school board, David Wayne news room headlines, Matt Gaetz on NAS MUSEUM access, 840 customers in Century looses power due to pine tree, Future News
Escambia County School District, Charter Schools USA, Mike Shannon from Cardinals passes away, David Durden UWF signs with Cowboys, White House Correspondents’ Dinner, David Wayne’s news room headlines, Post Tucker Carlson ratings drop tremendously, Army has grounded all aviation units, New addition to England’s coronation ceremony
Thunderstorm Watch for our area; viewing party at Jaco’s has been cancelled for Tall Ships as we wait to hear details from Captains Meeting with Coast Guard this afternoon and how to proceed; Gov Ron DeSantis possible Presidential run – resign to run? ; Disney suing Gov Ron DeSantis; 2...
RE Tall Ships this afternoon at the Port of Pensacola – there is a Captains meeting at 10am with the Coast Guard to determine everything due to horrible weather and possible hail this afternoon; Steven Spielberg interview with Time Magazine about censorship and wokeness and standards at the time; Charles...
Charles Bare/Casey Jones and repealing downtown ban for skateboarding Officer Mike Wood, Pensacola Police Department joins the show to talk about whether skateboarding a huge problem with skateboarding downtown (it wasn’t); tactical vehicle for PPD – SWAT team vehicle, Graffiti Bridge truck collisions
heavy thunderstorms moving through the area this afternoon; skateboarding downtown; Montana transgender law maker removed from House floor; Pope Francis allows women to vote in board meetings; Michele Salzman joins the show to talk about HB1543 – she is a co-sponsor – (Minimum Age for Firearm Purchase or Transfer, Reducing...
Michele Salzman joins the show to talk about HB1543 – she is a co-sponsor – (Minimum Age for Firearm Purchase or Transfer; Reducing minimum age at which person may purchase firearm & age of purchasers to which specified licensees are prohibited from selling or transferring firearm); ‘Senators to run for...
Pensacola Port projects; Steven Spielberg and regretting taking guns out of ET – censorship; Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to talk about port/pickleball court – concern is for lease – last lease on the building was 45 years ago, rent on building vs $$ for tournaments, truck deterrent at...
Barbie launches doll with Down’s syndrome to help more children find doll that represents them; Harry Belefonte dead at 96; J Bruce Woody from ECUA joins the show to talk about not collecting residential recycling, well by Navy Federal and Nature Trail, ph was low and reports of Navy Federal...
Frustrations with Warrington Middle School; Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to talk about port/pickleball court – concern is for lease – last lease on the building was 45 years ago/rent on building vs $$ for tournaments, truck deterrent at Graffiti Bridge, Malcolm Yonge Gym, Street Sweeper names (DCs fave?...
Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to talk about port/pickleball court – concern is for lease – last lease on the building was 45 years ago, rent on building vs $$ for tournaments; truck deterrent at Graffiti Bridge; Malcolm Yonge Gym; Street Sweeper names
Warrington Middle School/State Board of Education update on failure to close or give to Charter Schools; Harry Bellefonte passes away at 96; J Bruce Woody from ECUA to talk about a well groundbreaking on May 4th at 1313 Gonzales, bulk waste collection program changes, not collecting residential recycling, well by...
J Bruce Woody from ECUA to talk about a well groundbreaking on May 4th at 1313 Gonzales; bulk waste collection program changes July 1st; hiring and staffing; not collecting residential recycling; well by Navy Federal and Nature Trail, ph was low and reports of Navy Federal water issues & boil...
failing grades at Warrington Middle School since 2012; Sheriff Chip Simmons (Sheriff of Escambia County) joins the show to talk about the shooting at Moorings Apartments – if you have info, please call Crimestoppers; they arrested a 50 year old with a machete; Deputies get an assist from a tree...
Vivek Ramaswamy’s speech at NRA convention; Aaron Rogers joining Jets in trade with Greenbay Packers; DOJ and FBI infiltrating Catholic Churches; Frivolous Topic: what’s your go to odd request on pizza?;
Robert Bender joins the show to talk about traffic patterns at the beach, Ft Pickens open to the public, Pensacola Beach Crawfish Plaza, 23,000 plus going through the toll plaza (3rd highest ever) , things done to improve traffic on Ft Pickens and Via DeLuna, Parking garage for Quiet Water...
the shooting at Moorings Apartments – if you have info, please call Crimestoppers; they arrested a 50 year old with a machete; Deputies get an assist from a tree which lead to an arrest after fleeing a traffic stop; search warrant lead to arrest of two people after laundry list...
Robert Bender joins the show to talk about traffic patterns at the beach; Ft Pickens open to the public, Pensacola Beach Crawfish Plaza, 23,000 plus going through the toll plaza (3rd highest ever) ; things done to improve traffic on Ft Pickens and Via DeLuna; Parking garage for Quiet Water...
shooting at Moorings Apartments in Pensacola; NRA Speeches and President Biden’s re election announcement; Parental Rights and Education Bill raising it to high school age; DeVann Cook, SRC Administrator, joins the show to talk about alcohol distance (bars – schools/churches), dangerous dog ordinance, land grants
Tucker Carson out at Fox, Don Lemon out at CNN; President Joe Biden makes re-election announcement; Chief Deputy SRSO, Shane Tucker, joins the show to talk about a drive by shooting in Milton and ATM skimmers/scams; Disney announces layoffs; India the most populous country in the world; officer Kim Potter...
Grillin in the Breeze and Shred Event both giant successes this past weekend; Crawfish Festival next weekend; Chief Deputy of SRSO, Shane Tucker, joins the show to talk about a drive by shooting in Milton, ATM scammers; Andrew adjusts invisible glasses; What is pickleball?; is Biden turning a blind eye...
Chief Deputy of SRSO, Shane Tucker joins the show to talk about a drive by shooting in Milton; ATM skimmer scammers
Foreign governments evacuated diplomats, staff and others from Sudan on Sunday as rival generals battled for a ninth day. US airlifted their diplomats from the capital of Khartoum; Cleopatra on Netflix; NRA show speeches; No selfies at Portofino …. Italy
Gulf Breeze Midway area – opening a bar within 2500 feet of a school or a church and revising distance barrier to land development code; FPL charging stations in case of hurricanes – 39 foot trailer; Americans don’t want Biden or Trump in NBC news poll; Fire at Disneyland (!);...
more info about the shark that washed up on Orange Beach; United States and the United Kingdom have evacuated embassy staff from Sudan, while other nations rushed to get their citizens to safety as rival military factions battled in the capital Khartoum on Sunday; A Shaolin Grandmaster made a stop...
Julio Diaz host of Let’s Go Pensacola! and Pensacola Movie Club joins the show to talk about Evil Dead Rise, Beau is Afraid, The Covenant, Somewhere in Queens and How to Blow Up a Pipeline; Transgressor’s Memorial: California Senator Toni Atkins, words like transphobic and homophobic & NY banned Indigenous...
the $100 million yacht at Port of Pensacola; the Blake Doyle Skateboard; the plan to put up a warning signal (like chimes) for trucks & the Graffiti Bridge; Pickleball; Pensacola Ferries; ; non partisan or partisan school board races
Julio Diaz host of Let’s Go Pensacola! and Pensacola Movie Club joins teh show to talk about Evil Dead Rise; Beau is Afraid; The Covenant; Somewhere in Queens; How to Blow Up a Pipeline
FCC fires company that sent out EARLY EAS test yesterday (stop WAKE act)(lol) Pensacola NAS open this weekend; Daily Show highlighted a story out of McCurtain County OK where a sheriff and county commissioner were allegedly recorded making statements about killing a reporter and hanging African Americans; Dave Greenwood, water...
yellow flag this morning, – no bad news to report, four new pre service lifeguard training folks! Shaping up to be a great weekend!
(Great) Street Sweeper names like Wilford Broomley and Sweepcar named Desire; Transgressor’s Memorial: California Senator Toni Atkins, words like transphobic and homophobic, NY banning Indigenous People Mascots; Florida State Representative Alex Andrade joins the show to talk about being named one of the top 40 under 40, HB 991 Defamation...
member of the FL House of Representatives and joins the show during session this week to talk about being named one of the top 40 under 40; HB 991 Defamation Bill; a bill that would allow the death penalty for people who commit sexual batteries on children under age 12;...
California Senator Toni Atkins; words like transphobic and homophobic; NY banned Indigenous People mascots
Daily Show highlighted a story out of McCurtain County OK where a sheriff and county commissioner were allegedly recorded making statements about killing a reporter and hanging African Americans; FCC fires company that sent out EAS test; Dan Schebler of Medical Examiners office who responds to the concerning allegations from...
Lisa Newell joins the show to talk about dog paths at Shoreline Park; Highway 98 construction project; Gulf Breeze’s 2022 Person of the Year – and more; Randy Fine talks about Housebill 999; A Biden administration rule is set to take effect that will force good-credit home buyers to pay...
allegations from funeral home owners and directors, expressing serious concerns with the state of bodies being handled at the District 1 Medical Examiner’s Office in Pensacola. There are claims of bodies mutilated and butchered, after they leave the Medical Examiner’s Office for autopsies. They are reviewing allegations
Lisa Newell joins the show to talk about dog paths at Shoreline Park; Highway 98 construction project; Gulf Breeze’s 2022 Person of the Year – read more at https://news.gulfbreezenews.com/
House Bill 399 (Opponents of the bill, H.B. 999, worry that its language is too vague, and could be used to ban activities promoted by multicultural student unions, Black fraternities and sororities, and courses in Jewish history, women’s studies and LGBTQ+ studies); Kevin McCarthy wants to work on national debt;...
DOMES – District One Medical Examiners Office – Commissioner Bergosh writes a blog that mentions letters complaining about Dr Oleske and Medical Examiners Office; Wes Moreno joins the show to talk about the early EAS test, DOMES county letters – county didn’t take action on letters, Midtown commerce park, PLAT...
Wes Moreno joins the show to talk about the early EAS test, DOMES county letters – county didn’t take action on letters, Midtown commerce park, PLAT approvals, homelessness issues, 208 thousand assessment for Pensacola Bay Center
House Bill 399 (Opponents of the bill, H.B. 999, worry that its language is too vague, and could be used to ban activities promoted by multicultural student unions, Black fraternities and sororities, and courses in Jewish history, women’s studies and LGBTQ+ studies); Elon Musk says Tesla will drive self driving...
The Florida Senate passes a bill aimed at blocking children from attending drag shows; Coachella fined for playing past curfew; Frivolous Topic: what class (college/high school) did you take that ended up serving you the most in life?; AI generated photo wins award
Fox Dominion lawsuit; Suspected intel leaker in court today; Supreme Court expected to make an announcement about abortion bill; updated Covid Booster Shots; Buffalo Bills’ Damar Hamlin cleared to return to football; woman loses child, realizes Tik Tok trick to yell for ‘girl in pink Mickey Mouse shirt’ instead of...
DC Reeves, mayor of Pensacola, joins the show from Harvard (Yard!) to talk about Charlie Peppler no longer the city attorney after April 30th – and since he resigned, why does he receive severance?; next week (on the agenda) finally have a proposal for Graffiti Bridge warning system, operations and...
anti trans bathroom bill; Paula Pugh, volunteer treasurer for the Northwest Escambia Little League, charged with stealing thousands of dollars from the organization; land development code/zoning board meeting for Santa Rosa County
Fox settles Dominion lawsuit for $787.5 million over US election lies, Netflix stopping it’s DVD service; Sheriff of Escambia County, Chip Simmons, joins the show to talk about ‘Cops Cars and Crawfish’ from Saturday to raise money for Sheriff’s Foundation, spring break – little to no problems at all –...
New signs in Perdido Key to warn swimmers; Sam Abell, city manager, city of Gulf Breeze joins the show to talk about: celebrating Gulf Breeze Dolphins winning State title, tennis courts becoming pickleball courts, bridge opening, boat ramp, Wayside Park; arming teachers; Frivolous Topic: what food did you eat as...
celebrating Gulf Breeze Dolphins winning State title, tennis courts becoming pickleball courts, bridge opening, boat ramp, Wayside Park
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis stopped by Hillsdale College last week to talk new book “The Courage to be Free: Florida’s Blueprint for America’s Revival” and says GOP’s annual spring fundraiser where he said, “Florida is where woke goes to die.”; Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to talk...
Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to talk ‘Cops Cars and Crawfish’ from Saturday to raise money for Sheriff’s Foundation, spring break – little to no problems at all – working with SRIA, Grocery Outlet on Brent/thwarted thief that had several warrants out already, chases on Jackson St,...
Ron Desantis talks about leftism at Hillsdale College in Michigan; illegal secret police station in Chinatown to terrorize dissidents; TSA switching out screening equipment; NAS open this weekend for museum and lighthouse; Milton City Council Melodrama Theatre (!) – Mayor Lindsay talks about the great work from public works director...
this weekend 4/22 & 4/23 the public can access the base to access the Pensacola Lighthouse, Fort Barrancas and the National Naval Aviation Museum; former steakhouse, future home of Skys Pizza in Pace damaged in fire; Ron DeSantis unofficially running for president: 16 year old shot trying to pick up...
speed limit on Navarre Causeway; Fred Levin Way Street Festival; fatality in Cantonment after bad accident this morning; teen dies after taking several Benadryl pills for Tik Tok challenge; Frivolous Topic: PET PEEVES IN EMAILS (get it?)
Transgender reassignment surgery for minors; DOMES project (Medical Examiner Office – new facility?) ; Britney Spears memoir coming soon; Chaim Topol from Fiddler on the Roof, had a secret life as an operative for Israel’s famed spy agency, his family has revealed; near collision of two war ships on West...
Horse rule with subdivisions in Santa Rosa County; 127th running of Boston Marathon; time running out for filing taxes this year; Civicon presenter and walkability expert, Dan Burden, joins the show to talk about road diet and making our area friendlier to walkers and bicyclists walkability study this morning –...
Dan Burden is doing a walkability study. Walking this morning – starting at City Hall; looking at how people are using the walkable areas – are mototrists obeying traffic rules? What can we do to bring vitality to downtown area? ; Speaking at Brownsville Community Center tonight 6 – 730...
DOMES (District One Medical Examiners Office) project; OLF 8; Gender reassignment surgery
ghost kitchens vs regular restuarants? Transgressor’s Memorial – Webster Barnaby; Martha E. Pollack/Cornell University and Rupaul’s Build A Bear; The Wrap featuring Teresa Blackwell – community activist and Ed Carson – Zoning Board Santa Rosa County to talk OLF8 and the master plan for the area, DR Horton, strip malls,...
OLF8 and the master plan for the area, DR Horton, strip malls, affordable housing, good design doesn’t have to be expensive, master plan can help protect residents
6 week abortion bill signed by Governor Desantis last night; Pensacola Beach Water Safety Chief for Escambia County, Dave Greenwood says surf is dropping, red flag now – yellow later – exercise caution, lifeguards look like they’re just sitting there – they’re not. Would drones be useful for lifeguards; Tech...
Cate Meighan – Susanna Hoffs new book “The Bird Has Flown”; Nick Cannon said he would let Taylor Swift have his baby; Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey might actually be related; on a “related” note, Matthew McConaughey says he is not running for Governor of Texas because he wants to...
Pensacola Beach Water Safety Chief for Escambia County, Dave Greenwood, says surf is dropping. Red flag now – yellow later – exercise caution, lifeguards look like they’re just sitting there – they are not; would drones be useful for lifeguards?
The Days of our Milton – melodrama theatre – McDonalds at Cherry Laurel and Dogwood 24/7? Will it be a “robotic” McDonalds? (spoiler alert: it will not); The Transgressors Memorial: Webster Barnaby; Martha E. Pollack/Cornell University and Rupaul’s Build A Bear; Mardi Gras beads and pollution left after parade –...
Transgressor’s Memorial – Webster Barnaby; Martha E. Pollack/Cornell University and Rupaul’s Build A Bear
Gov Desantis signs 6 week abortion ban bill; Trump speaks at NRA; Russia may talk prisoner swap’ Wes Moreno joins the show to talk about Wes Moreno joins the show to talk about EMS response time in Perdido Key; clause found in a 1957 land deed, opens up miles of...
Tornado Watch in effect for Okaloosa County; Lisa Newell, publisher of Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine joins the show to talk about Gulf Breeze Spring Fest 2 – 8 Saturday at Gulf Breeze Community Center; Contractor Matt Banks facing 30 years in prison if convicted; DR Horton at Santa...
Gulf Breeze Spring Fest happening 2 – 8 Saturday at Gulf Breeze Community Center; Contractor Matt Banks facing 30 years in prison if convicted; DR Horton at Santa Rosa County Commission – Sailfish Pointe finds out they are responsible for road and pond maintenance; Navarre’s “Stripes” – military themed restaurant;...
Tornado Watch in effect for Okaloosa County; clause found in a 1957 land deed, opens up miles of beachfront for the public that was before considered private for Perdido Key – legal status; Indiana State Police say gunman in standoff dead; NPR quits Twitter after being labeled ‘government influenced’; MLB...
Officer Mike Wood is the Public Information Officer for the Pensacola Police Department and joins the show to talk about the attempted robbery at Grocery Outlet on Brent and Palafox; testing lights on General Chappie James (Three Mile) Bridge; ‘misuse of horn’ ticket in CA – in FL what is...
Tornado Watch in effect for Okaloosa County! Robbery thwarted at Grocery Outlet on Brent Lane; Slimey milk found in Avalon Middle School; lack of lifeguards and swimming at your own risk in Perdido Key; Both Justins were reinstated in TN legislature; Escambia County Administrator Wes Moreno joins the show to...
Wes Moreno joins the show to talk about EMS response time in Perdido Key; clause found in a 1957 land deed, opens up miles of beachfront for the public that was before considered private for Perdido Key – legal status – public or not public? still needs to verified –...
Tornado Watch for Okaloosa County! ; clause found in a 1957 land deed, opens up miles of beachfront for the public that was before considered private for Perdio Key – legal status – public or not public; Mayor DC Reeves joins the show to talk about the $10 Million grant...
risk of severe weather today and tonight. Senator Marco Rubio opinion piece on FAA and babies on flights; Jesse Lacoste arrested again; Mike Kohler talks about PFC Whitley; KAOS GPT AI – maybe not a great idea for humanity; new lights on General Chappie James (Three Mile) Bridge; Deadly week...
Former Louisiana wide receiver and mid-round NFL draft prospect Michael Jefferson in bad car accident Sunday; HB1571 – Republican Rep. Webster Barnaby called transgender people “demons” and “mutants” in a hearing about a bill that would make it a crime to use a bathroom that doesn’t align with the gender...
$10 Million grant for Milton – is any money coming to Pensacola? downtown East West connectors for pedestrians and bicyclists; call for artists for Pensacola Welcome sign; Mayor DC Reeves wrote obituary for Salvadore Pons – Pensacola’s first and only black mayor.
new lights on bridge! ; Tim Scott’s run for the White House; drama at Milton City Council; US Postal Service raising price of stamps; Bud Light’s VP of marketing says attracting young drinkers is their priority; motley court off ten mile up zoning
Georgia family loses son and family friend that both died saving others from drowning in Perdido Key; Contractor Jesse LaCoste was arrested again Tuesday morning in Escambia County on larceny charges, which marks his fifth arrest this year.; Florida Republican, Webster Barnaby, apologized Monday after he called transgender people “demons”...
Commissioner Mike Kohler talking about Navy Point oyster project; Gun violence Roundtable with Escambia County Sheriffs Office – gun permits, good leadership; election reform issue bill to cut down on election fraud; Creighton Walmart redesign; Waterboys organizing a disc golf event to raise money for 12 year old boy that...
Florida Senate and changes to FL abortion law; more money available for first time buyers; Blazer Academy gets state wide recognition from Escambia Co Sheriffs Office partnering with middle and high school students – teaching basic life skills; prayer vigils held after bank shooting in Louisville KY; Dali Lama –...
Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to talk about expanding Blazer academy; Peachtree Commons apartment shooting Sunday details; An 18-year-old is charged with shooting a woman in the head Friday afternoon in Pensacola; Cantonment shooting on Shepard St; guy put a camera in a shower to run to a phone...
Moving Delta Concrete Crushing Company (concrete recycling ) moving from Old Palafox to W Burgess – residents concerned about noise and dust, truck traffic and road care; WGA (Writers Guild) going on strike; leaked documents from Pentagon re the war in Ukraine; Eco friendly mardi gras beads; yesterday’s accident in...
SRC Administrator Devann Cook joins the show to discuss broadband funding for NE part of SRC ; speed tables and stop signs and rules for when they get used; subdivisions that were built and private and then asking for county maintenance – and bad infrastructure comes in to play –...
ROTC, Blazer Academy, ways to improve areas that need it – the broken window theory, Biden heading to Ireland; five people died as shooter streamed shooting in Louisville KY; 2nd TN lawmaker could be reinstated tomorrow; Clarence Thomas and Wall St Journal article; Deputy Chief Shane Tucker of Santa Rosa...
Judges rulings on “abortion pill”; President Biden says he plans on running again; Deputy Chief Shane Tucker of Santa Rosa County Sheriffs Office joins the show to talk about: Homicide in Navarre on Salamanca St – deceased male w gun shot wound; Escambia County had a suspect – Nathaniel Cunningham...
Deputy Chief Shane Tucker of Santa Rosa County Sheriffs Office joins the show to talk about: Homicide in Navarre on Salamanca St – deceaded male w gun shot wound; Escambia County had a suspect – Nathaniel Cunningham located in Milton, pit maneuver was used to capture him; Rebekah Jones’ son...
OLF 8 moving to NW Corner? – closer to Frank Reeder? residential vs amenities; Ray Wood Jr on Daily Show talks sexism vs racism re: LSU/Iowa NCAA Women’s basketball White House visit; MLB – Arenado reaches his 300th home run; Shred A Thon April 22nd (Saturday) with BBB, WEAR ABC...
HJR 31 – change to constitution for partisan school board elections; Jeff Bergosh, County Commissioner, Mike Kohler, County Commissioner, Lumon May, County Commissioner, Robert Bender, County Commissioner, & Steven Barry, County Commissioner all talk OLF 8 in Beulah/DR Horton; 12 year old skateboard hit by car last week passes; A...
OLF 8 in Beulah; abortion pill ruling; Mario Brothers movie #1 at box office; avalanche kills 4 in French Alps; Representative Alex Andrade joins the show to talk about session in Tallahassee and Parental Rights bill expansion through middle school and attorneys fees; Skanska Bridge damages; Desantis running for President...
Heavy storm to the W of us; Possible fatality on I10 EB near Pine Forest Exit; Julio Diaz joins the show to talk about: The Super Mario Brothers Movie, Air, and Paint; Transgressor’s Memorial – Food Deserts, Bud Light Cans/Dylan Mulvaney, Jill Biden inviting NCAA Women’s basketball – 2nd place...
The WRAP featuring Dana Cervantes, head of Florida USO & Nicole Stacey of Visit Pensacola talks about Month of Military Child, Nicole Stacey wins a PACE Award, National Travel and Tourism week soon; nominate your hospitality hero by going to https://www.visitpensacola.com/who-we-are/resources/hospitality-hero/ ; USO and MWR work hand in hand –...
Possible fatality on I10 EB near Pine Forest Exit; Drag show ban for restaurants and bars; Dave Greenwood – Pensacola Beach Water Safety Chief, Dave Greenwood, – joins the show – numerous water rescues on Johnson Beach; Swim in guraded areas, the Gulf of Mexico is not the same as...
the Barbie movie and Margot Robbie’s feet; Chris Pratt as ‘Mario’ in Mario Brothers movie; Reese Witherspoon and Tom Brady not only aren’t dating – but have never met; Dee Snider from Twisted Sister said a fan put a knife to his throat following a show – said it was...
numerous water rescues on Johnson Beach yesterday ; Swim in guarded areas, the Gulf of Mexico is not the same as a pool – be careful. A lot of factors in the Gulf – you need to know your skill – the risk is insidious; Guard tower can tell you...
Senate bill 450 – death penalty bill in Florida post Nikolas Cruz, 8-4?; Transgressor’s Memorial – Food Deserts, Bud Light Cans/Dylan Mulvaney, Jill Biden inviting NCAA Women’s basketball – 2nd place Iowa to White House.; Alex Andrade, Florida House of Representatives, joins the show and talks about the Parental Rights...
Parental Rights bill expansion through middle school and attorneys fees; Skanska Bridge damages; Desantis running for President – would he have to resign as Governor?; Reedy Creek district bill with Disney
Food Deserts, Bud Light Cans/Dylan Mulvaney, Jill Biden inviting NCAA Women’s basketball – 2nd place Iowa to White House.
drive by shooting last night in Cantonment; weather system to the west of us; drag shows/rated R movies danger to minors?; Rebekkah Jones’ son arrested in Navarre for school threat; Israeli’s said they struck Gaza; Food trucks in Pensacola; Supreme Court ruled that 12-year-old transgender West Virginia girl can compete...
Sewer capacity in Milton; Wastewater treatment plant; Rockets fired from Lebanon into Israel this morning; Tunes by the Dunes in Navarre starts again this week; Fatality on Mobile Highway this morning, lanes finally cleared; Lisa Newell joins the show from Gulf Breeze News and Splash! magazine to talk about: Trash...
Trash collector, Roger Davis, retires after 25 years; Postal Worker (from long line of postal workers!), Leigh Anne Loggin, retires after 30 years; old Delchamps (mystery building?) torn down after Ivan – intersection of Highway 98 and Whisper Bay Boulevard is not going to be a jet engine manufacturing facility...
Pensacola’s Grand Hotel – what’s happening?; Matthew Banks could face 90 plus years in prison; shooting overnight at P St and West Gadsden; Deadly Midwest tornado outbreak overnight; teacher/parents and transgender pronouns; Mike Wood joins the show to talk about a 12-year-old boy was hit by a car while riding...
a 12-year-old boy was hit by a car while riding a skateboard at the intersection of 8th Avenue and Wright Street yesterday; drive by shooting at P and West Gadsden St; vehicle left running w child in the car, parents were able to stop a car jacking; conceal carry changes;...
three shot overnight in Pensacola; Fatality at Mobile Highway and Buckingham this morning; Man dead after accident on Beach last night; Milton City Council Melodrama Théâtre – Milton needs a city manager – , “Pitchfork Posse” riled up; UWF bans Tik Tok (and other social media networks) to protect against...
the County created a position for veterans services officer; Ferry Pass Community Center at 9th and Olive; Equipment own vs rent for Escambia County; Navy Point oyster removal; Lexington Terrace park plans – BMX track still happening or frisbee golf?
Gender identity in schools; Cash App creator found stabbed Tuesday morning; bridge lights on; Pace NJROTC wins national championship for 3rd time; Flash Mob in Philadelphia; Masters Golf Tournament starts today; Mayor DC Reeves joins the show and talks about Mayor DC Reeves joins the show and talks about Casks...
Escambia County School Board’s Paul Fetsko (and others) says (say) Charter Schools USA not a great idea for Warrington; Dylan Mulvaney/Budweiser; President Biden invites UConn to the White House; Shot Spotter in Escambia/ Real Time Crime Center; Three separate bricks of cocaine washed up in Miramar Beach, Gulf View Heights...
The Trump indictment; Mike Wood from Pensacola Police Department put up pics testing lights from General Chappie James (Three Mile) Bridge; Exxon Mobile closes operations in Brazil; Chicago elects Brandon Johnson as Mayor; Air Force expands body weight requirement; Mayor DC Reeves joins the show and talks about Casks and...
Mayor DC Reeves joins the show and talks about Casks and Flights/bars on the same block issue; city of Gulf Breeze using same structure at Bayview Park; new Kiosks with Blue Angel planes downtown for pay to park; Street Sweeper names – over 1800 names submitted; Jared Moore is bringing...
Dr Tim Smith and Warrington School issues/Florida Charter School rules, Escambia County School Board members comments on subject; Finland joins NATO; US needs ship building capacity; Johnson and Johnson reaches 8.9 Billion talc settlement; Fatal fall at condo in Destin; Abortion bill prohibiting termination at 6 weeks vs 15 weeks;...
Trump indictment; black box recovered from the Black Hawk Helicopter crash; VW recalled Atlas SUVs; shooting at Virginia shopping mall during a prank video filming; new Harry Potter TV series; new conceal carry law; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show – round table for gun violence in Brownsville tonight; Sheriff...
Sam Abell – city manager of Gulf Breeze, joins the show to talk about the Aquatic Center feasibility study; parking and boat ramp parking in Santa Rosa County; guy in Texas has truck stolen, uses Apple Air Tag to find said truck and shoots thief; Frivolous Topic: do you follow...
Sam Abell – city manager of Gulf Breeze: Aquatic Center feasibility study; parking and boat ramp parking in Santa Rosa County
Permit less carry; new deep sea fish found; is moderate alcohol consumption a benefit or does it hurt you? ; Sheriff Chip Simmons joins the show to talk about the next Round table for gun violence in Brownsville tonight; Sheriff Chip Simmons won a PACE award last week; warrant sweeps;...
Sheriff Chip Simmons – Sheriff of Escambia County; Round table for gun violence in Brownsville tonight; Sheriff Chip Simmons won a PACE award last week; warrant sweeps; attempted murder arrest 43 year old Patrick Henderson arrested for stabbing a woman multiple times; Bristol Park robbery after victim was offered a...
Dr Ralph Massula says SNAP benefit recipients should not be able to buy soda; Sanna Marin defeated by Finland’s conservatives in tight race; Gov Ron Desantis signs Permit less Carry into law; Nikki Fried and others arrested for trespassing during abortion protest
UConn beats San Diego State in NCAA Mens Basketball; LSU defeats Iowa in NCAA Women’s Basketball, Dr Jill Biden invites both teams to the White House; Ryan Jenkins talks about preparing for next season; The Artemis Mission
Still under a Tornado Watch until 11am; Shane Tucker is chief deputy of Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office and he joins the show to talk about a Navarre couple with puppies behind their trailer; animal mistreatment in Munson; at SRCO – a drunk driver delivered himself to jail in Milton. Sort...
Shane Tucker is chief deputy of Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office and he joins the show to talk about a Navarre couple with puppies behind their trailer; animal mistreatment in Munson; at SRCO – a drunk driver delivered himself to jail in Milton. Sort of. Nothing funny about DUI despite humorous...
April Fools Pranks – like a lazy river through downtown with swim up beverage stations from Pensacola Police Department, PSC says UFO spotted over campus (prank), Graffiti Bridge to be removed because of paint contamination (prank), DC Reeves says Trader Joes is opening a mile South of City Hall (prank),...
Ryan Jenkins owns Jenkin’s Farms. Florida needs a Cotton Growers association; how to remove cotton stalks; boll weevils; tractor availability; did the cold snap affect crops?; What does a farmer do in April? Soil? Planting?; Last month was national Peanut month. The US has about 7,000 peanut farmers – US...
District One Medical Examiners office at Sacred Heart – will another be built to meet needs? ; Men Who Cook – Andrew wins best dessert and ADX’s/ Cat Country 987’s Big Moose won best overall; Gas prices;ex executive of Austal USA indicted for massive accounting fraud
local April Fools Day pranks; Former President Trump arraignment; SNL April Fools joke on Weekend Update; Alex Andrade talks about: Trump not going to NY ? No law enforcement officers can come to FL; in wake of Nashville shooting, Rick Scott proposes SRO/armed guards for every school; Death Penalty cases;...
Anna Eskamani; Annie Bloxson retires after 30 years with Pensacola Fire Department; Permit less conceal carry; Transgressor’s Memorial – Whoopi Goldberg, Digital Blackface, Guy Pearce; The Wrap featuring Craig Hndsman – pastor Marcus Pointe & Larry Johnson – former city councilman for Pensacola District 4; Skateboard Park ribbon cutting; Sonrise...
The Wrap featuring Craig Hindsman – pastor Marcus Pointe & Larry Johnson – former city councilman for Pensacola District 4 and owner of Azalea Bar in Pensacola; Skateboard Park ribbon cutting; Sonrise Service for Easter with Marcus Pointe at Wahoo Stadium; Crawfish Boil with Cubs Crawfish April 22 at the...
Pope Francis is recovering; Matt Gaetz reacts to President Trump Indictment; Filming a movie in Molino in 3D; Dave Greenwood, Pensacola Beach Water Safety Chief for Escambia County, joins Andrew to talk sargasm (sea weed mess)(it’s fine) – ; yellow flags and weaker swimmers need to stay out of the...
joins Andrew to talk sargasm (sea weed mess)(it’s fine) – ; yellow flags and weaker swimmers need to stay out of the Gulf during yellow flags – swim with caution
Casks and Flights operating downtown; Andrew’s Transgressor’s Memorial – Whoopi Goldberg, Digital Blackface, Guy Pearce; Funeral today for one of Nashville shooting victims; Permit less Carry; State Representative, Alex Andrade joins the show – If President Trump decides not to go to NY – what would happen? No law enforcement...
Alex Andrade – If President Trump decides not to go to NY – what would happen? No law enforcenet officers can come to FL; in wake of Nashville shooting, Rick Scott proposes SRO/armed guards for every school; Death Penalty cases; SNAP benefits and Parental Rights Bills
Trump indictment; Finland cleared to join NATO; MLB Opening Season!; open carry laws; Escambia County Administrator Wes Moreno joins the show and talks about Rebuild Florida Proposals, Escambia County Fire Rescue abilities test in two weeks, funds for relocating ECAT, new jet skis from New Orleans, thanking the procurement department,...
City Attorney, Charlie Peppler resigns at DC Reeves’ request; 9 Soldiers’ lives are lost during Blackhawk Helicopter Crash; Spring Training vs Opening Day for MLB; Narcan soon available over the counter; Lisa Newell joins the show (publisher of Gulf Breeze News and Splash! Magazine). She talks about 52 year old...
John Thomas, 52, of Pensacola was sentenced to 168 months in federal prison for wire fraud and money laundering charges related to selling fraudulent insurance policies; crowds enjoy Gulf Breeze Arts Festival; Rotary Club of Gulf Breeze’s annual Gumbo Cook-Off took place on Saturday, March 18; 75 Hard – a...
The Grid (gaming Bar) now able to serve wine and beer. Here’s the link to a great article from the PNJ: PNJ Grid Article ; HB3 Bill – financial returns and racial diversity & climate initiatives as investment strategy – woke corporate activism; Pope Francis in hospital for respiratory infection;...
Officers used Narcan last night at Circle K on Bayfront Parkway and Chase & saved a life; person caught in act of burglary with a Mercedes Benz in car lot downtown; Senate Bill 464 – how often is this a problem (driving in left lane) not a big problem in...
OLF8, Teresa Blackwell activist for Beulah Master Plan talks about not having DPZ; train derailment near Raymond MN; Army confirming casualties after helicopter crash overnight, Elon Musk set a new record for having the most followers on twitter; The Senate voted to repeal the legal justifications used to attack Iraq...
Wes Moreno joins the show and talks about Rebuild Florida Proposals, Escambia County Fire Rescue abilities test in two weeks, funds for relocating ECAT, new jet skis from New Orleans, thanking the procurement department, homeless shelter plans
A new bill proposal would make it illegal to drive in the left lane of Florida roads.; President Trump says if elected, he’ll stop the Russian/Ukrainian War; opening day for Major League Baseball – new rules this year for baseball; DC Reeves joins the show and talks about his mother,...
Whoopi Goldberg talks about the MS news anchor that was let go after quoting the Snoop Dogg lyric; X Files reboot a possibility; bill working its way through Tallahassee re: gender swapping surgery; Frivolous Topic: Street Sweeper names; PACE Award recipients – Sheriff Simmons’ speech for Community Leader of the...
Sally repairs for Pensacola Pier; Pensacola Area Chamber of Excellence Awards last night; Pines Apartments on Warrington; Jet skis for Pensacola Public Safety; County Administrator, Wes Moreno, does a proclamation for Procurement Department and is on the verge of tears – you really hear how essential this department (which you...
Mayor DC Reeves joins the show – talks about his mother, Connie Bookman – PACE Award winner with Pathways for Change and says his families lead for the betterment of the community made him want to serve also; Graffiti Bridge will have something physical before the bridge on both sides...
a Mississippi news anchor may have been terminated for referencing a Snoop Dogg lyric; woman reporting that she received a text from shooter in Nashville before shooting take place; shooting in Huntsville; AI Flights in Air Force?; PACE Award winner for Community Leader of the Year speech from Sheriff Chip...
Sam Bankman Fried awaiting trial hit with more charges; naming Pensacola street sweepers, “Welcome to Pensacola” 3D art needed for foot of General Chappie James Bridge; Nashville PD taking out gunperson at school; PACE AWARD winners; Speaking of which – (PACE award winner) Sheriff Simmons joins the show and talks...
Governor Desantis says university is about pursuing truth not to impose ideology, uses word “Wokesters”, inexpensive land goes along with poor neighborhoods leading to interstate builds which leads to tremendous disruption of pedestrian landscape; Alabama one of most stressful state; Frivolous Topic: do you use reusable water bottles or new...
Marco Rubio calling for a ban on Tik Tok; Not celebrating mass murderers – deranged people don’t need to be notorious; Severe weather in area and to the North of us; Ron Desantis says he’s not running …yet; House Bill 1 is being watched by local school board; another bill...
Sheriff Simmons talks about there being no armed guard or school resource officer at Tennessee School during shooting yesterday – Sheriff Simmons says the best action you can have is to have a guard every day – you need an adequate security plan; shooting at Buckingham Road – (specifically) body...
Ron Desantis talks about Crimea, Ukraine and Putin being “a gas station with a bunch of nuclear weapons”; Pensacola Jazz Fest happening this weekend at Seville Square; heavy storms from Texas to Florida; world’s population could peak at 8.5 billion in at 2050; TSA says peanut butter is now a...
School voucher expansion program; Governor Desantis on Piers Morgan; Nashville school shooting, Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Department’s Chief Deputy Shane Tucker joins us to talk about the shooting last Monday in Navarre, another shooting took place Sunday morning in Navarre and jumper off of I 10 bridge, Days of Our...
shooting last Monday in Navarre – two people have been arrested in connection with that homicide, Sheriff Johnson will have a press conference to talk about incident; another shooting took place yesterday morning – deputies received a call to a home in Navarre – gunshot wound to chest possible domestic...
shooting last Monday in Navarre – two people have been arrested in connection with that homicide, Sheriff Johnson will have a press conference to talk about incident; another shooting took place yesterday morning – deputies received a call to a home in Navarre – gunshot wound to chest possible domestic...
interview with Jon Shell for Blake Doyle Skatepark opening June 10th, HB1421 – Gender Clinical Interventions 26 lives claimed by tornadoes in Mississippi, National security concerns for Tik Tok’ , NCAA Tournament, Silicon Valley Bank Collapse, Israel protests, NY’s Trump Indictment case, Randy Jorgenson – Milton City Manager says he’s...
Blake Doyle Skatepark opening in June, will Doug Underhill or Ashton Heyward skate on opening day? music at opening, plenty of skateboards to skate – close to the end of construction, Bear Construction working non stop
HB1421 – Gender Clinical Interventions, Rep Joel Rudman from Santa Rosa County lend his voice in support of bill; 2 tigers escape Georgia Zoo – returned to zoo; Michaelango’s David statue upsets parents due to nudity; Randy Jorgenson (City of Milton) announces he’s retiring this year; Gulf Breeze Police Chief...
General Chappie James Bridge (Three Mile Bridge) – all six lanes open, speeding a problem
high emotion and language following transgender laws banning gender identity changes; Jackson MS deadly tornado gets an EF 4 rating – more than 25 killed; Alex Andrade talks school voucher expansion, Parental Rights to Education Bill, and permitless carry; John Wick 4 top movie in US; No new orders for...
Gulf Breeze Arts Festival, General Chappie James Monument Space at Wayside Park on NB approach to Pensacola when its completed, DEI in Navy, female military positions, Will Gov Desantis run for President?
Blake Doyle Skate Park – will Ashton Heyward skate? Will Andrew McKay? Will listeners stop texting , Gonzaga/UCLA & Michigan State/Kansas State, Dave Greenwood lets us know yellow flags and possible high surf this weekend; Cate Meighan joins the show and talks new U2 Surrender, Amanda Bynes has a mental...
U2’s new album -Surrender, Amanda Bynes has an episode and seeks mental health, Gwyneth Paltrow in court for hit and run on ski slope, Reese Witherspoon turns out to be as nice as she is on big screen,
surf will be up this weekend and tryouts for lifeguards happened! Training program in April will put us at 57 lifeguards
Jason Bortz – PIO for NAS Pensacola joins the show and talks about the base being open to public this weekend – no guns on base, no drugs, drones, or coolers on base, no one with a felony conviction (they scan IDs) on base, PIO for NAS Pensacola – Jason...
Jason Bortz – NAS Pensacola is open this weekend to the public – no guns on base, no drugs, drones, or coolers on base, no one with a felony conviction (they scan IDs) on base, PIO for NAS Pensacola – Jason Bortz – moving to Fort Leavenworth, KS. More base...
Blake Doyle Skate Park – groundbreaking and progress, Sweet Sixteen brackets, Mike Wood – PIO for Pensacola Police Department talks about toddler almost drowning and child death in fire last Friday, conceal carry permits, NAS open this weekend and more!
Michelle Salzman helps honor Sheriff Chip Simmons in Tallahassee, Tiger Point Aquatic Center for competition feasibility study, Gulf Breeze Arts Festival, Gulf Breeze city Council meeting, new parking app for boat ramp at Shoreline Park, no food truck expansion, Milton City Council meeting – follow up to “great stucco debate”,...
Aquatic Center for competition feasibility study, Gulf Breeze Arts Festival, Gulf Breeze city Council meeting, new parking app for boat ramp at Shoreline Park, no food truck expansion and FIM the dolphin teaches children to recycle, McGuire’s race results.
Tracy Ullman skit about wokeness, Supreme Court heard trademark case about Jack Daniels Whiskey/Bad Spaniels Dog toy, Biden at humanities award ceremony, Mike Wood – PIO for Pensacola Police Department, opening three lanes SB of Three Mile Bridge – barrels being picked up, signs for Graffiti Bridge up “No Trucks”,...
fatal fire on Zaragoza Street – was there an adult present?, baby left in bathtub – near drowning but saved by emergency services, Club Climax safety suggestions, opening three lanes SB soon of Three Mile Bridge – barrels being picked up.
Santa Rosa County fleet vehicles with Enterprise, minor league sports maybe not making minimum wage, Wes Moreno – administrator of Escambia County interview, District One Medical Examiners office, new building projects vs repair from damage, new hires owing back incentives when leaving before two years, broadband funding
Regina, Saskatchewan’s new tourism slogan, Parental Rights Bill, Trump Indictment, Mayor DC Reeves talks about Friday’s house fire that killed at least one child.
no longer legal to smoke in city parks in Milton, Frivolous Topic: how do you eat oranges?, Tampa Club attempted shooter taken down by bodyguards, development of beach access road #4, Mollye Barrows now writing for the PNJ!
Mayor DC Reeves, School board preserving the superintendent system, Daily Show has Al Franken, Friday fire with child fatality, Club Climax meeting on security concerns, Malcolm Young Gym safety concerns
Mayor DC Reeves talks about the Friday fire with the child fatality, Club Climax meeting on security concerns, Malcolm Young Gym safety concerns
nightclub assault in Tampa, terrible house fire in Pensacola – one child lost and two still in critical care at this time, PCC student fatally struck by truck, Chat GPT, Scott Lunsford – Escambia County Tax Collector talks using Parks and Rec Park for office space, ID Go, Mini Flow...
using Parks and Rec Park for office space, ID Go, Mini Flow – travel ID and tag office to serve under served areas
Japan beats USA in World Baseball Classic, Chip Simmons talks about cold case symposium, gun violence round table, Findley Drive standoff Friday afternoon, Tim Smith as superintendent, interest rate hikes
cold case symposium, gun violence round table, Findley Drive standoff Friday afternoon with assault reported leading to SWAT and negotiators called in, mobile home park on Mobile Highway reports of shots fired, Uvalde police and fear of weapon leading to delayed response
District One Medical Examiner Facility is still needed, Feasibility study for aquatic center, proposal by Indian tribe to help build a cultural information center and Square Grounds, private subdivisions going public possibly off Highway 98 in Gulf Breeze
SRO handcuffing 8 year old, working a homicide at Navarre apartment complex – adult male found deceased, aggravated battery Saturday = domestic disturbance in Milton
Who proposed the bill, Flags bill raises flags, David Wayne headlines, Whiting Field recognized, Frivolous Pi Day, SNL skit, Future News
Fentanyl crisis, still wanting to be an officer or deputy, stabbings, protecting yourself in Escambia County, Cold cases,
Milton City Council meeting minutes, Stucco gate, Catholic Church leaders grant allowance for meat eating St Patricks Day, David Wayne headlines, Sheriff Chip Simmons
Milton City Council executive meeting, Ellison Bennet comments on Club Climax violence, Chat GTP Faith answer, Legislative update, David Wayne with headlines, Mexico safety, Future news
Sherri Myers City Council, handicap accessible playgrounds, Charles Bear speaks on Louis Bear, David Wayne headline news, Dick Fosbury’s passing, Shane Tucker, Washing machines and the white house,
Biden address Banking System, Chief Deputy Shane Tucker SR, Desantis running, National Parks reports visitors, Frivilous, Vivek Ramiswamy and wokeism.
Oscars, Jimmmy Kimmel, svb Bank collapse, Inflation, McGuires 5k, Protest on Cervantes Border Fence at F and Cervantes, Eye Ball, Permits and DEP, Berlin
McGuire’s 5k, Ron Desantis running, David Wayne news updates, NCAA Bracket, Gulf Islands ranks No. 2., Vivek Ramaswamy, Wokeism,
Oscars, Brawl at the raceway, David Wayne News Update, March Madness brackets, Ambu-Bus, and more.
The passing of Lewis Bear Jr. and his great legacy that will continue to impact NW Florida.
food truck regulations, Gulf Breeze students take over city council (sponsored by Optimist Club), beach volleyball, parks department donating
littering, 17 cars broken into at an apartment complex – all were unlocked, bullet proof vest for K9s
OLF8 master plan, Paradise Beach Fire Station progress, Pensacola Fishing Pier progress, Summer Youth Employment program, animal rescue training, Escambia County Public Works picked up 82, 647 bags of litter in a year.
Pensacola and Perdido Bays Estuary Program serves as a trusted source for residents, businesses, industry, and the community on issues relating to preserving, restoring, improving and maintaining the natural habitat and ecosystem of the bays, estuaries and watersheds of Pensacola and Perdido Bays. Learn more here: https://www.ppbep.org/
food truck regulations, Gulf Breeze students take over city council (sponsored by Optimist Club)
Bodies found at Kingsfield and Riddle – not suspicious circumstances, homeless arrests, help w K9s, carjacked and kidnapped in Mexico – be very aware of situational awareness
Preliminary discussions with Whiting for OLF8 – possible land swap?, voting on Thursday for animal ordinances (lifestock in road and dogs barking), train derailments in Ohio – does Santa Rosa have a plan for hazardous material? Emergency Management doesn’t just apply to hurricanes.
Bob Johnson press conference this morning about swatting calls last year at Milton High School – suspect in custody, guy jumps (and is rescued afterwards) Navarre Causeway bridge, sex/battery/kidnapping SWAT rescue, child porn images – FDLE case
Harry and Megan evicted?; Neither Spice Girls, Adele nor Harry Styles will perform for King Charles, Alex Murdaugh guilty, Chris Pine getting a haircut, Will Smith gets spit on in filming
Red Flags this morning. Lifeguards are back for the season, lifeguard tryouts happen March 18th – get more info here: https://myescambia.com/pensacola-beach/pensacola-beach-lifeguards/how-to-become-a-pblg.
Housebills 9 -91: Defamation, False Light, and Unauthorized Publication of Name or Likenesses and 9-99: Public Postsecondary Educational Institutions, book bans, CRT, tenure where faculty doesn’t hire professors
Gulf Breeze 6a girls soccer champs – won 4-1; Wastepro service starts next month, Officer Beth Goff promoted to Sargent Beth Goff, bridge toll?, Navarre Chamber of Commerce celebrates 50 years with a Gala
traffic stop at Pensacola Christian College, couple actively distracts elderly woman in grocery store to steal wallet, internet predator sting leads to multitude of arrests, “Take It Down” initiative to help remove online nude, partially nude, or sexually explicit photos of those under 18, motorcycle and pedestrian safety
988 calls for suicide, hiring a fleet manager for EMS vehicles, HCA Florida West has buildings they are going to tear down but they are letting EMS and Search and Rescue train and practice first, pick up and drop off at W Florida dangerous at times, active engineering projects
Ribbon cutting for ST Engineering Hangers at Pensacola Airport, possible physical warning (like a fast food eatery) before Graffiti Bridge, Aldi on Tippin a possibility?, sidewalk improvements, Bayou Texar boat launch refurbishment
Michele Salzman introduced HB553 State Recognition of Indian Tribes and Bands; Provides for state recognition of specified Indian tribes & bands; authorizes Indian tribes & bands to petition Secretary of State for state recognition; authorizes Secretary of State to review petitions & make recommendations to Legislature; requires Secretary of State...
3 dog attack leads to fatality of Senior on Norris Avenue in Pensacola – still looking for one dog and dog owner, dog safety, Escambia County Sheriff’s Foundation’s Cops Cars and Crawfish happens Saturday April 15th at Five Flags Speedway AND be on the lookout for more Escambia County Sheriff’s...
Bag of Whites, Milton High school shooting hoax from last year – suspect in custody and confessed to hoaxing schools in 8 other states, SRSO job openings
APPEARING SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY Lea Thompson made her home-media screen debut in 1982 as Cecily “Sissy” Loper in the interactive live-action video game MysteryDisc: Murder, Anyone? and her movie debut in 1983, with Jaws 3-D. She followed this with All the Right Moves (1983), Red Dawn(1984), and The Wild...
SRC bed tax funding infrastructure improvements, Gulf Breeze Girls soccer playing at State Tourney tomorrow!, Gulf Breeze Basketball won first ever regional title & Gulf Breeze Wrestling won district, elementary teacher of the Year, Melody Griffin, 2nd annual Krewe of Mutts this weekend, Benson House
2nd fatality on 9th avenue this week – sole occupant pronounced deceased, circle k a running truck was stolen from convenient store on Garden – owner was dragged across parking lot, jumped into truck bed and thief used owners gun to shoot at owner w own gun, uninvolved vehicle was...
Stabbing at Escambia County Circle K, suspect captured in home invasion on Elysee Way, running their own training academy – 6th agency in Florida to do this.
Defamation bill to halt harm to reputations (NY Times v. Sullivan), media failing to do due diligence after citing an anonyms source, defamation law and technology, Supreme Court and ISIS / You Tube algorithms for publishing and promoting.
Southern Raceway – driver hit w shovel by another driver’s family member, Deputy hurt in Navarre at credit union in Eglin, DUI Sunday in Navarre – someone called in a car driving 100 mph- driver was 3 times the legal limit, Murder for Hire – wife arrested for solicitation of...
Raquel Welch passes, Bruce Willis struggling w cognitive abilities/dementia, Kelly Ripa’s husband – Mark Consuelos joining Kelly when Ryan Seacrest departs, Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry – Bloom says sometimes it’s not always so easy to accomplish everything you want to accomplish, Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly part ways...
3 Mile Bridge , Cervantes and stopping speeding, Pace Blvd resurfacing, no better deterrent for speeding than narrowing the roads, 17th Avenue Bridge – no trucks allowed
Escambia County Children’s Trust awarded more than 5 million in grants to separate service providers to assist with education.
Sheriff Simmons has been at conferences recently in both Jacksonville and Washington DC, Catholic High text alert for “Active Shooter in area”, 6 year old with gun in backpack, an arrest was made after a body found in burned car on Blue Angel (only homicide in quite awhile) , Shot...
Active shooter text that went out in Escambia County last week, geofencing, raises for officers in Escambi8a County Fire Departments and a new station possible
swatting call for Catholic High School, another shooting hoax in Santa Rosa County Wednesday early AM, plane crash last Monday in Milton, Sheriff Bob Johnson appointed by Gov DeSantis for Medical Examiners Board, open house for Santa Rosa County Sheriffs Office April 15th at facility in East Milton 9a –...
How the earthquake in Turkey will affect cotton prices, what planting is happening now and later this year? What is new for Jenkins Farms?
education budgets, healthcare budgets, affordable housing bill, need more psychologists, counselors to students ratios, proposal for down payment /deposit rather than lump sum up front – but not refundable,
RAY WALKER, University of North Florida Ray Walker moved to Pensacola full time after receiving a degree in education from Pensacola Christian College. He taught at Pensacola Christian Academy for 11 years before getting involved in political campaigns where he worked for State Representative Clay Ford as campaign manager and...
Bridge set to open this week, city to ask FDOT to repair part of wayside park, gb compromises on ball park parking, gb reevaluates solid waste hauler, what is HIIT?, soccer boys, girls win district, Santa Rosa shores homeowners confront BOCC, kids and kritters is Saturday, Glenn miller orchestra in...
RAY WALKER, University of North Florida Ray Walker moved to Pensacola full time after receiving a degree in education from Pensacola Christian College. He taught at Pensacola Christian Academy for 11 years before getting involved in political campaigns where he worked for State Representative Clay Ford as campaign manager and...
RAY WALKER, University of North Florida Ray Walker moved to Pensacola full time after receiving a degree in education from Pensacola Christian College. He taught at Pensacola Christian Academy for 11 years before getting involved in political campaigns where he worked for State Representative Clay Ford as campaign manager and...
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Tyler Barrett – Chief Executive Officer at Regenative Labs joins Danny Zimmern this morning
Tyler Barrett – Chief Executive Officer at Regenative Labs joins Danny Zimmern this morning
General Chappie James (Three Mile) Bridge, hats off to our First Responders – after a hazmat call
special session while already in session with Governor DeSantis, Disney World Reedy Creek, addressing questions raised when DeSantis flew immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard, college athletes recruiting laws. Alex has filed some bills including: regulating Kratom, grandmothers that bail grandkids out of jail don’t lose their bond and debt collectors –...
Sheriffs Department deputies sometimes have to act like EMT and will make teh difference between life and death, K9 unit visiting a senior assistance living facility
6 shootings in Escambia County and the accountability of the officers involved in the Memphis beating of Tyre Nichols, no permits for conceal carry
First – Pensacon happens in just a few weeks!! https://pensacon.com/ , Knock at the Cabin, 80 for Brady, The Amazing Maurice, coming up … The Chosen season finale, BTS Concert film, Michael
Groundhog Day, threat against Gulf Breeze High, Pensacola Beach Sign is on (and beautiful and sparkly!), Shoreline Park boat ramp, new football coach for Gulf Breeze High School, Gulf Breeze Girls soccer, Public Forum at beginning of meetings
body on Scenic Highway – self inflicted gun shot wound, do not sleep with infant in bed, shrubbery and lighting can keep your home and businesses safer, shooting on B St and comments on Tyre Nichols case
asphalt contractor and navigating the procurement process, vendor lists, bids for construction projects, firetruck and fire station in Paradise Beach
NAS base tour with Capt. Terrence M. Shashaty to talk about safety enhancement following Hurricane Sally, expanding Palafox Market, bids and project evaluation – quality vs cost
oyster bays have been reduced due to contamination/ruining oyster farming, terrible situation due to poor water quality A healthy Gulf of Mexico returned to its former splendor that supports a thriving ecosystem that includes the Gulf’s natural resources and, just as importantly, the people, communities, and cultures that depend on...
stabbing Lyft driver after probation visit, Memphis police/Tyre Nicholson, Circle K break in, Jesse Lacoste felonies, Pin High Drive shooting, bomb scare at Walmart on Hwy 29
SRO lewd and lascivious behavior arrest, Blackwater State Prison drug bust with k9 assistance found 508 grams of crack cocaine, Tyre Nichols tragedy
Gov Desantis – specialized coursework in AP African American Studies, school education vouchers, babies from the King Cake, expanding of Palafox Market, re urbanization of downtown Pensacola, Schoolboard elections becoming partisan
Films discussed: Infinity Pool, Women Talking, Fear, & Living. Next week: Knock at the Cabin
breakfast places in Gulf Breeze, Scooters Coffee coming, new light fixtures in Gulf Breeze, School board impact fees, tourism bed tax money and roosters.
Joe Patti’s purse theft not a theft, pick pocket at big box stores where a criminal will follow women with open purses in carts and steal wallets, 11 beats for city police in Pensacola, reverse 911
25, 45 and 65 million in grants to be applied for , fully functioning Sailfish sign, Englewood Baptist/Boys & Girls Club, American rescue plan to deal with homelessness
DC in DC last week – says that every mayor seems to face the same four things: fentanyl, homelessness, affordable housing and recruitment of police, tree planting trust fund, red light cameras
The Sailfish sign is up and running. Andrew caught up with John Shipman yesterday (Jan 24) as it was going up. John owns Plastic Sign Arts on Navy Blvd in Pensacola. John talks about growing up in Pensacola and seeing the Sailfish Sign as a young man.
traffic stop that lead to an arrest with a felon with a firearm and posession, stabbing near new CEFCO on Pace and Fairfield – victim still in hospital, DC Reeves transition team and Red Light cameras
Brown Fishcamp property, Wallace Lake Road & Chumuckla Highway traffic light/Piggly Wiggly & new K – 8 school, impact fee study, Gulf Coast Cable wants to expand in SRC – 150 plus jobs, Navarre has ongoing access road – bypass along highway 98 in study and design, Whittle building in...
Mike Esmond, the owner of Gulf Breeze Pools & Spas, made his fourth-year-in-a-row trek to the City of Gulf Breeze utility billing department to visit Utility Billing Supervisor Joanne Oliver. Once again, he offered to pay off the past due accounts of water, sewer and gas customers, the “for sale”...
3 car crash on 3 Mile Bridge this morning – car traveling SB lost control of vehicle, crossed over in to NB lane and struck another vehicle, Langley and Leesway stop signs, barricades and SWAT vehicles, Pensacola City Council voted to increase officers
public notice posting, Escambia County Landfill expansion, mapping of homeless camps, Englewood Community Center, not just professional Firefighter of the year but also volunteer Firefighter of the year, new EMS trucks
Pelican sign, underground utilities for Highway 98 – first step for underground utilities for city, Taco Bell will not be going back up at the foot of the bridge – it will be a coffee boutique, GB Waffle House celebrating a long legacy in Gulf Breeze – it will be...
in DC for conference of Mayors, Transition Report is out, Affordable Housing, zoning issues, going to Harvard for Just City Initiative.
no homicide in Escambia County since November, roundtable discussion for gun table violence tomorrow (WEDNESDAY – JAN 18) at Brownsville Community Center – public invited to speak this time, domestic violence episode at Saxon St shooting – aggravated battery, someone (her caregiver) charged with using an elderly woman to mop...
bat and mask – robbery in GB, stand your ground incident that led to another arrest after resident shoots through door at someone trying to break in
Why have graduation rates dropped? Economic grouping and poverty rates correlation , attendance challenge
Pelican Drop, Biden’s Garage-Gate, new stop sign on Langley, Mira Flores Park skeletons, Illinois assault weapons ban
Skinamarink, A Man Called Otto, Plane, House Party, St Omer – next week Double Conspiracy
Rianna name pronunciation, losing Lisa Marie Presley, Jeff Beck and Robbie Bachman of BTO inside 48 hours, Tom Cruise trying to recruit Seth Rogan into Scientology, Michael Bay & Pidgeoncide, and the book “Are You There God Its Me Margaret” now a movie
Admiral Kyle Cozad is one example of triumph over adversity, facing challenges with hope and drive, detailed in his new book, RELENTLESS POSITIVITY: A COMMON VETERAN BATTLING UNCOMMON ODDS Meet him and get the just released book at the Airport Barnes and Noble Saturday 14 January from 1p – 3p...
Bobby Clayton resigns from Gulf Breeze to coach at Ft Walton, Swenson Park, Gulf Islands National Seashore prescribed burn
SWAT van and the need for an armored vehicle, 23 percent of calls come from downtown, new body cams with new technology, Synovus robbery suspect left her phone, arrest made for Pelicans Nest shooting
Devine Farms Rd and bridge rehabbing, vaping and smoking ban in Escambia parks, Perdido Boat Launch, Park for Carpenters Creek, the passing of firefighter Lt Terrell Jackson
police/sheriff technology, shot spotter, Juneteenth, smoking ban in city parks, Triumph progress in Pensacola – including the Port, Pelican Drop, L.O.S.T. funds
Parent University is a chance for parents to keep up with the changing world. Myrtle Grove Elementary Saturday Morning – starts at 10a, continental breakfast served – come early, more info here: https://www.parentuniversitysav.org/pensacola and here is a cool story WEAR Channel 3 did on Parent University https://weartv.com/news/local/parent-university-new-program-aims-to-help-get-parents-more-involved-in-childs-education
Bingo Paradise pistol whipping and detained by citizens, 20-time convicted Pensacola felon found with 105 grams of fentanyl and guns, Roundtable at Brownsville for gun violence next week
wastewater treatment plant, demolishing the Whittle building?, broadband in the county -the FCC broadband map issues are due by Friday, January 13. View the map at broadbandmap.fcc.gov/home AND AND AND – Court House finally open TUESDAY!!!!
Officer catches suspect on road on Dogwood, Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, nude gentlemen arrested for trespassing while on Ambien, traffic stop yielded 71 grams of fentanyl
The Royals, Reba reboot, Pete Davidson – plus celeb ancestry results with Julia Roberts and Edward Norton.
Sunpass savings, fentanyl traffic stop, Mardi Gras kickoff (12th Night) tomorrow (Friday) , Gulf Islands National Seashore – prescribed burn virtual meeting tonight, Dolphins basketball, Chamber Gala
only 2 DUI arrests New Years Eve in Pensacola, separate shootings, same victim, Terry Barclay losing his life on train tracks, carjacking at Nephews and Brothers grocery
3.5 million to close loop, W St and highway 29 repaving sidewalks, roundabouts in Perdido Key need lighting and signage, Oakfield Acres drainage study is back on, Reef projects done by grant funding, cold weather affected this area Christmas weekend – public works and several departments were ahead of curve...
movement on Amtrak with Women’s Vet Museum, 47 plus projects are in place right now, welcome sign at Chase and Gregory, Maritime Day Dock done by end of middle of spring with 48 slips and kayak launches plus MLK Plaza bathrooms with DIB
Armed robbery at Chevron – still searching for suspect, press conference for double stabbing suspect and he was caught at bus station – the one right next to ECSO, Ray Hamiton procession, Chloe Davidson – former cadet at ESCO – arrested for homicide in Pace.
Public meeting for prescribed burns for Naval Oaks and all over the Gulf Islands National Seashore, Ferry Service to Ft Pickens, dock repairs, Ft Pickens Road Coastal erosion, why Ft Pickens was closed last weekend, long term plan for Ft Pickens
k9 trading cards, homicide /domestic incident in Pace, a deputy was punched on NYE, gun discharge at a Tom Thumb, house explosion, School resource officers
field work in the new year, cold temps affecting oats, financial struggles the NWFL farmer faces.
Last Wrap of the year – the progress of 2022 – DC Reeves, new UWF Coach, the new bridge – find Mollye’s new podcast, Gulf Coast Confidential, at https://www.mollyebarrows.com/podcast
John Hutchinson sits in for Andrew McKay this morning and interviews Dr Rick Harper – Economic Advisor – Triumph Gulf Coast- job growth, retail sales, Florida fasting growing state in Nation
John Hutchinson sits in for Andrew McKay this morning and interviews Shannon Ogletree, Executive Director of Santa Rosa County Economic Development Office. Santa Rosa County has a new Amazon Distribution Center, Project Chicken Run has their ribbon cutting in April or May, Gulf Cable – cabling for wind and solar...
accident with train near 17th Ave with a pedestrian walking on tracks, situational awareness, NYE Festivities – PLEASE have a plan for NYE – an Uber is much cheaper than a DUI – or worse
John Peacock sits in for Andrew McKay and interviews KC Gartrman, President of the Baptist Healthcare Foundation – the genesis of Baptist and it’s mark on the community, new location set to open in September, how to get involved with Baptist – locally owned – https://www.baptisthealthcarefoundation.org/
John Peacock sits in for Andrew McKay this morning and interviews Mayor DC Reeves – Transition plan will be unveiled Jan 11th at 830a; Port in Pensacola and what to expect
John Peacock interviews Angelo Kourkafas – Investment Strategist for Edward Jones. What went wrong in 2022, Bear Market since 2008 – and what to expect in 2023
John Peacock of Edward Jones sits in for Andrew McKay this morning – at 530a he interviewsed Jerry Maygarden about city government, caring about our city, why Escambia is one of the poorest counties in Florida, consolidated government and why it can be a win
mission and purpose of Valerie’s House is to work with grieving children and their families. https://valerieshouse.org/pensacola
homicide in Ft Walton, losing a five year OCSO veteran Cpl. Ray Hamilton, high speed chase from Ft Walton on Hwy 98
January 6th Committee, Zelensky sales pitch for 45 billion for Ukraine, no more smoking and vaping in city parks, Gov Desantis’ Covid Vaccine grand jury, Egg Nog
gingerbread house contest, all I want for Christmas is my two front teeth (ITS ADORABLE!), city employee appreciation, Hard Freeze warning tonight, basketball tournament
Smoking ban passes, cold weather preparedness, open access to the museum on Pensacola NAS
new football coach for UWF, Marriage Act, election influences, Christmas shopping (!), Sun Pass toll reduced if you use more than 35 times a month, roadwork, constitutional carry conceal
Santa Rosa County teachers and admin getting a raise, gulf Breeze legislative meeting, fireworks on Pensacola Beach , Jim Reeves (Mayor DC’s dad) was presented the 2022 Rotary Citizen of the Year Award, Santa Rosa County Guardians Program
still searching for Tom Thumb robbery suspect, car burglaries on North Side all unlocked cars, LOCK YOUR CARS, Gingerbread House vandalized downtown, daycare- child abuse situation, suicide affects everyone – get help – if you know someone struggling – 988 help is available, DUI with mini front end loader, banning...
If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available. If you’re in immediate physical danger, please contact law enforcement or a suicide hotline ..dial 988
presenting to Triumph for OLF8, 14.2 Million dollar ask, looking at prospects for companies to work on expansion -looking at infrastructure now; Perdido – government light – how would that affect Escambia County; – currently doing due diligence to find a fire station that works better for Paradise Beach, ECAT...
no smoking or vaping in parks or playgrounds in the city, will city ban smoking anywhere else next, why is Osceola exempted?, how to prevent further accidents underneath Graffiti Bridge, Die Hard is a Christmas movie.
Bill in Tallahassee on insurance – sweeping legislation that would overhaul the state’s property insurance system, which has struggled due to insolvencies, frivolous lawsuits and major storms to reduce litigation costs and respond more promptly to claims. And Die Hard is a Christmas Movie
homeowner pulls out handgun fires at suspect on N S Street; Jacarla Purifoy was arrested and a man is still wanted after deputies seized drugs, guns and cash from an Escambia County home – still on hunt for 24 year old Brandon Martez Black; ABC Alone on Back in Crib...
Sheriff’s Deputy arrested for insurance fraud, woman found deceased at Publix on Woodbine, guy from Escambia County traveled to Gulf Breeze to have sex with what he thought was a 15 year old girl, carjacking in Navarre where a man kicked his own mother to steal her car, & a...
Coach Shinnick is leaving the Argos and taking the head coach position at Towson University in Maryland. Talks about his thoughts and emotions through the past 8 years, Coach Shinnick’s dad played for Baltimore Colts and was born in Baltimore, Coach talks about how the team took it when he...
The Spirit of Christmas happens this Sunday at all Marcus Pointe locations at 10am get more info here: https://pensacolachurch.org/spiritofchristmas/ AND you can help remind our local Seniors that they are not forgotten by purchasing a gift card in any denomination https://www.coawfla.org/ Incorportate Perdido Movement, AI generated art, Respect for Marriage...
Nick Carter sexual assault allegations (hear a portion of her testimony on this podcast), frozen syndrome for Celine Dion, Wednesday on Netflix, Jennifer Lawrence claims she’s the first female action star in a movie – and she admits she made a blunder (Linda Hamilton, Sigourney Weaver, Uma Thurman) and more.
Incorporating Perdido Key with a “government light”- approach. Great points – more local control and keeping funds in Perdido. Multiple award winning cities do this already in Florida. More at WeArePerdido.org
awesome (shorter) parade this past Saturday, holly jolly market a success with over a hundred vendors, Wetlands Boardwalk, Gulf Breeze has an orienteering course, election news with Dave Piech and Ray Eddington, pinball wizard, Gulf Breeze Football are academic champions, YMCA has a toe hold in Gulf Breeze – they...
roundabout on Langley not as big a deal as woman at Santa Rosa Co meeting made it out to be (in regards to proposed Jubilee roundabout), hit and run with a bicyclist on Gregory and Baylen, Tampa Police Chief abuse of power, spike strips, what to do if you’re involved...
Sailfish sign ready soon? Steep price tag for very needed study in Oakfield area for flood improvement, hot water line for old jail, Perdido Key roundabout, Beulah landfill, roadside tire cleanup, broadband proposal for North Escambia
Baptist proposal for affordable housing, Heritage Foundation/ Veterans Park, the Reeves family holiday decorations – who puts them up?
Anniversary of NAS Terrorist attack. Sheriff was on scene, incident at hotel on hwy 29 w someone attacking a cab driver, crime is down in Escambia County, Claudia Van Gee gifted the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office’s K9 Unit her home, as a way to give back to the community.
Santa Rosa County meetings off to a great start, companies coming to Milton Industrial Park, wastewater solution and package plants for the interim, infrastructure needs
conceal carry issue at Milton PSC campus and several weapons complaints for two men at Gulf Breeze Walmart – no weapons but one had handcuffs and a taser.
Fog can cause issues with farmers – moisture makes it hard for some equipment to work as well as putting equipment on road w visibility concerns ….in the United States in 2017 the average debt debt for a farmer 1.3 million – higher than that in 2022
UWF stomps Wingate 45 – 14; 3 pick 6s in game set an NCAA record UWF is a four seed and playing Ferris State in Michigan this Saturday at 11am CST, Griffin Cerra is a bone marrow donor – a lifesaver on and off the field.
college football, Kanye West, Fleetwood Mac, broadband coming to the North end of the county, Runway 5K at Pcola Airport tomorrow! Thoughts on transition to Mayor DC Reeves
Jolly Holiday Market w 89 vendors, short parade in gulf breeze parade at 4p, World champion trampoliner – West Fowler – was selected to go to Bulgaria and he won gold, next year new level of competion, Avalex is selling to Mercury (display for Avioniics like Avalex) all cash deal,...
truck vs bicyclist on Garden and A Street – hit and run – still searching for truck, jeep falling on car I110 to Jordan St happened in two jurisdictions, Holiday law enforcement, Police Navidad!
Keep the Wreath Green Campaign – 17 red bulbs last year in Escambia County, post hurricane season thoughts, learned a lot at a Tallahassee storm prep event including ordering processes, staging communities & FEMA grants, Suboxone advertising, hold times getting better on 911, watch your heating sources to avoid fires.
murder suicide on Fremont Ave, disturbance at Town and Country Plaza, drive by shooting at Moorings, a traffic stop turned in to an overturned car in woods at 57th and Lillian – three children in car, DCF now involved. Mental health for first responders – Escambia County Sheriff’s Department one...
not at all in most expensive airports to fly out of like SmartAsset reported – out of the 437 airports in the US – Pcola is more in the middle, price wise – also – its up to individual airlines to set prices. Maintenance issues at the airport, parking issues,...
storm water made a huge difference, cotton picking (literal cotton – picking) machines, why some bales are round and some are square, automating, how accurate is GPS on cotton pickers? To less than an inch – sub inch accuracy
Go Argos. Argos beat Delta State 38 – 27. Plays Wingate at home this Saturday – tix on sale at 10am at https://goargos.universitytickets.com/w/
Graffitti Bridge, PPD part of turkey deliveries, tips on Black Friday and how not to have a domestic incident during Thanksgiving advice
water issues in Gulf Breeze – drinkable vs non potable – protecting drinkable water. The Ranchettes subdivision flooding issues – FEMA approved giving 1.9 million to help with that. Tennis player Penny Emling will have a bench named in her honor, plus city council votes. Senior Center anniversary
advice from previous mayors – Mayor Fogg, Mayor Wiggins, Mayor Heyward and Mayor Robinson, DC met every police officer and firefighter to thank them for putting their lives on the line every day to start his office and is excited to be work with the city to make this area...
volleyball courts and beach volleyball courts, swore in 5 new officers, gift cards for employees, installation in two weeks after election
shooting on Michigan Avenue, Molino broomstick- greenhouse assault, baby drinking alcohol from bottle, internal camera help solve crimes, outside cameras too, discussion of traffic cameras in city/county.
Woman in Pace stabbed in altercation, armed disturbance in E Milton over missing pieces of a board game, speed and seatbelt use a major factor in accidents.
first victory at home in playoff season, 160 teams in Division 2 – the ARGOS are in the final 16. They will play Delta state in Cleveland, MS; Women’s Soccer and Volleyball eliminated from NCAA tournament.
school board meeting – making schools better, Warrington Middle School becoming a charter school, builders adding value to the community and economic development in our area, attainable housing issues due to market and land availability. Studer Quality of Life survey says a majority supports it. Livable wages for teachers are...
Twitter/Elon Musk, Taylor Swift ticket cancellation, Megan Markle’s new accent … sort of, Mariah Carey not being allowed to trademark “Queen of Christmas”
city council and mayor back in office, charter approved, Wetlands Boardwalk, court case for Tiger Point Golf Course – Brown vs City of Gulf Breeze, craft fair and Veteran’s Day coverage
funeral procession escorts, Fentanyl vaccine, Food collection at Apple Market next week
Great accomplishments while in office as mayor, future projects, why he’s not running again …
42 year old extradited from Laredo, educate your children about predators grooming by having adult conversations – not necessarily sex talk – but grown up issues. A little suspicion goes a long way.
Argos Football wins 56-21 in blowout, hosting D2 playoffs Saturday at Pen Air Field at 1p – playing Limestone University from S Carolina, will UWF ever go D1? How close are we? Argos Volleyball steamrolled both matches this weekend – and in tournament for the 16th year in a row.
homeless spending, removal of oyster beds at Navy Point, traffic management systems, movement on Medical Examiners office at Sacred Heart
new park equipment, city election results, honoring former mayors by naming conference rooms after them, heritage oak at Spring and Cervantes stays, St Nick turning the Christmas lights on in Pensacola at council meeting tonight
pickleball courts vs tennis courts, future growth opportunities, Open Shore Wetland Boardwalk Project, more seats @ Shorline Field
picked up Colville in Eustice – who was wanted for murder on Medford Avenue, SEC tournament escorting, trespasser at autobody shop, man shoots in direction of trespassing children on his land after they left, Chip Simmons will be a judge (with Andrew McKay) and Escambia County Sheriff’s Foundation is one...
Be prepared read sample ballots, don’t take pics in voting room, have correct ID – one of 12 forms accepted -and a combo is ok too – ex: if you have picture on one ID and signature on another – both will work, enough polling workers and volunteers, polls are...
night meetings every other month, roundabout on Spencerfield Road, Brokerage fees on price for acreage for industrial parks, Nov 22 new officials sworn in, fate of Whittle Building
Preparing to vote! Make sure you have one of the 12 forms of ID for voting in Florida (with photo and signature) , mail in ballots have to dropped off at Election office OR brought in to polling place and surrender and vote in person, security at polling place
Elon Musk and twitter firings, Amber Heard’s account deactivated, Selena Gomez bipolar, Antisemitism in basketball
funding acceptance for opioid pilot program, Diamond Dairy Rd getting sidewalks, pilot program for housing, vendor roundtable Nov 16, new Bay Center signs, Three Mile Bridge and fishing bridge completion
New manager at Osceola Golf Course, New IT director, He had a chance to speak with Gov Desantis, proposal for building 4 near the port to be used for pickleball, airport maintenance
UWF Football – they beat W Alabama 36-24, 2 more games in this season, then PLAYOFF TIME, UWF Volleyball
From Katy to Kanye to Disney+ and Matthew Perry revealing drug and alcohol problems, Cate reveals the entertainment news of the week.
sailfish sign, access roads to beach, Escambia County firefighters doing tryouts in November, getting people putting into opioid treatment pulled off agenda, broadband expansion on the North end of teh county, does lowest bidder always get the project – what’s the consideration?
Dana Cervantes was promoted from Director of the NW Florida USO to Statewide Executive Director for USO (Statewide!) Florida!
Pea Ridge Connector, Willard Norris and Pine Blossom gets a new traffic signal, Whiting Field, courthouse opening, Tom King Bayou Pedestrian Bridge
Milton man fled and eluded, repeat offenders make up about %50 of the crime in the county, ODs are up %170 Fentanyl crime is way up, Youth Ranch Golf Tournament
cold weather affecting cotton, Peanut Butter challenge and the perfect peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
archeological survey for OLF8, approving of funding for opiate funding, Shoreline oyster beds, acquisition of property on 9th Avenue from UWF
Uniformed officers make people feel safer, kidnapping in Escambia County last week, amber alerts, robbery at Hancock Bank, what do you do in a bank robbery?, and cop myths about radar!
Sacred Heart morgue cooler, active shooter drill, Ian relief, new firetruck ladders, Suboxone program
restrooms for Veterans Park, Tech Park to be used for soccer field, funding for security for football games, affordable housing
Fire prevention week, plan your escape – make sure you have a plan in case of fire, smoke alarms are a great idea, fire extinguishers in the home, ICO fire – when you get out of the house STAY OUT of the house, new facility
Argos Football, and all UWF sports are 15,0 and 2! Volleyball Pack it Pink Match for breast cancer awareness.
Running of the Bulls happens tomorrow, gas prices, rising housing costs, Adams Sanitation vs Waste Pro, Football!
enhanced security at ball games in town, conceal carry permits at games, three mile bridge – rumored jumper
Fire truck accident, chairman designation, policy change for Baker Act intake and improving safety at parks after shooting last weekend
when will the fountain be fixed at Plaza De Luna, Can community centers be used for daycare?, Active transportation plam meetings, Julian Olson bust for Pensacola Parks and Recreation
The new Baptist Hospital, a one day move in just under a year, they WERE able to save the trees that dated back to the Civil War near the location, 354 days away!
People affected by Ian worried about looters – you can’t shoot people for property, SRSO sent resources to S Florida after Ian, Breast Cancer awareness month – , Vietnam Traveling wall in Navarre
Last town Hall, Quint and Rishy Studer get key to the city, FEMA projects completed, DC has first transition meeting, RECYCLING IS COMING BACK!, and the ribbon cutting at Optimist Park.
Stabbing at Oakwood Terrace, security for complex, murder suicide from this weekend, how officers are able to stay in law enforcement when things effect them mentally, what are we doing to prepare for Ian
what does the Sheriff’s office do to prepare for storms like Ian, domestic violence incident in Milton, Opioid Crisis event with CDAC at Santa Rosa Auditorium at Spikes Way in Milton with law enforcement and mayor!
how to prepare for heavy storms, anything that can mitigate storm damage, crop insurance, peanut harvest. whats a nut buggy?
UWF sports!! Coach Shinnick plans, wear pink at Friday’s football game for breast cancer awareness, women’s soccer and volleyball!
shift changes at Escambia County, Public Works, EMS debt, ECAT grant, 3 new busses for Escambia County, plans for OLF8, homeless camps
The school questionnaire … in context, exposing students to infractions, possible termination, charter schools, worker shortages
Bloodhound gang (copper and zinc) competing, Roman Jackson graduates from FBI Academy, more scams – the sheriff’s office will not call you and ask for Bitcoin, domestic violence incident
Bellview Library ribbon cutting, implementing rainfall data in to land development code, CORE EMS – how soon can we put this in to motion(?), protecting farmland, homeless count, equipment shortage for fire department, what impact would a railway strike have on Escambia County, also the county is looking for drivers...
Contractor issues and fraud prevention, Baker Act, access to Pensacola NAS, Three Mile Bridge,
swatting (phony) calls, mother poisoning her child to go to Heavan, ATF surveillance, first female class of Blazer Academy graduated, kickball
Shot spotter technology, new incidents and cop myths … will being sick prevent jail? (spoiler alert – it won’t.)
By Andrew McKay 09/07/22 At last night’s special meeting of the Escambia County Commission, the board unanimously agreed to use Cares Reimbursed funds to purchase only one of the two suddenly available aerial fire apparatus brought to them by Director of Public Safety Eric Gilmore, but then three Commissioners refused...
Eric Gilmore explains the recent opportunity to purchase two E-One aerial apparatus at a discount and ahead of schedule because The Villages cancelled their order and reminds everyone to stay safe for hurricane season.
Chief Tucker talks about an intoxicated man who jumped off the Navarre Beach Causeway yesterday, trailer thefts, and the passing of a former Santa Rosa Sheriff James Powell, Sr., who passed away Thursday.
Ryan Jenkins, the owner of Jenkins Farms in Jay, Florida, talks about the recent Farm Safety Day for first responders, harvesting the experimental corn crops, and how the dry days have been helping him get crops in.
In this week’s memorial, brother Andrew expunges Governor DeSantis for his defamation of elves and celebrates the success of socialist New York State Senate primary winner Kristen Gonzales and the fine work of President Biden upending capitalism through student loan forgiveness.
resignation of IT Director; Baker Act issue; new signal at Davis and Olive; Purple lights at some intersections are a defect in the LED lights; applied for a grant for fire services
primary election is tomorrow, make sure you know where your voting site is; D2 Open Primary; Which elections are final which are possibly final; Mail in voting at this point it’s too late to mail it today, it has to be in their office by 7PM tomorrow; Fraud investigations in...
Baptist Health Care President and CEO Mark Faulkner explains why there is suddenly going to be a shortage of intake capacity next week when West Florida Hospital stops accepting Baker Act admissions, which will leave Baptist as the only facility in either Escambia or Santa Rosa to do so. Local...
offered the full position as County Administrator; Olive and Davis traffic light will be rebuilt on Sunday; fishing bridge will be rebuilt; Impact 100-style grant process for homelessness; homeless dashboard live next week; where will Backer Acted and detox patients go?
arrest of Mike Kimbrel; arrest of Stan McDaniels; Uvalde shooting; Donut Strike for Manna
Escambia County Memorial Reefs Program; Boater safety; Massachusetts wreck; cloud-hosted video cameras at Mahogany Mill, Navy Pointe, and Galvez boat ramps
Andrew and the #1 pilot and commanding officer for the Blue Angels, Captain Brian Kesselring, talk about the Pensacola Beach air show tomorrow, adverse weather plans, the transition to the Super Hornet, and Top Gun: Maverick.
Truist bank robbery suspect arrested; loud noise ordinance enforcement; Fourth of July went smoothly; Bomb threat at PSC; call tracing myth or fact
This week, brother Andrew notes the passing of Father’s Day, the term Master Bedroom, and the word Spaz.
This week, brother Andrew explains why the hurricane naming system is transphobic and the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is racist and celebrates the Kiel, Wisconsin School Board for filing charges against middle schoolers for using the wrong gender pronouns on purpose.
This week, brother Andrew notes the renaming of all US Army forts named for Confederate leaders and the obvious racism of the Scripps National Spelling Bee and takes time to praise the fine work of Washington State Congressional Candidate Rebecca Parson in advocating all homeless people simply occupy empty homes.
Today, brother Andrew remembers Ricky Gervais for his offensive new Netflix special, Walmart for selling Juneteenth Ice Cream, and honors the fine work of the people of the Township of Russell, Ontario.
By Andrew McKay Commander (retired) Frank “Walleye” Weisser was twice on the Blue Angels and helped with the transition to the Super Hornet for the team, but he was also the guy who actually flew the low altitude scenes for the movie Top Gun Maverick, and we talked about the...
Brett Aldridge, Senior Vice President and Administrator of Baptist Hospital, explains the plans for the current Baptist Hospital site on West Moreno Street when they transfer operations to the new hospital being built on Brent Lane at I-110 next year.
Mike and Andrew discuss the recent shooting death of Clara Williams and the arrest of Kennon Farrow, including how he was captured and whether the current system of restraining orders and temporary orders of protection (red flag law) are adequate in Florida.
US Senator Rick Scott joins the show to talk about sensible gun legislation he has proposed based on the lessons of the Parkland murders, the status of restoring public access to NAS Pensacola, the legality of Alabama turning the I-10 Bayway into a toll road, and what he thinks can...
Andrew explains how the impulse to resort to arguing about the politics of gun control after an act of evil like the murders at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, TX is really an avoidance mechanism from dealing with the pain and grief we should allow ourselves to feel when atrocities...
This week, brother Andrew notes the loss of the word “bald” for men, sends off honors classes in a San Diego high school, and celebrates the effort by Reuters to suppress internal criticism of Black Lives Matters.
Mike Wood joins Andrew to discuss thefts happening due to thieves off interstate, a shooting on G St, and a local officer receiving the Medal of Honor at the White House!!!
Wes joins Andrew to discuss ECAT pay, selling the football field at Brent and W, and Re-zoning Rustic Acres Mobile Home Site.
This week, brother Andrew proclaims cancellation upon Dave Chappelle and Justice Samuel Alito, and praises the work being done at Janney Elementary School in Washington DC, where they recently led K-3 students through the “Anti-Racism Fight Club Fistbook for Kids.”
Pensacola’s Gen. Chappie James’ monument revealed. Will we be able to see the monument?
Andrew addresses the conversation of a concrete crushing site in Wedgewood, voting on ground break for fire station off 9 mile, thefts happening at a local construction site, and Lexington Terrace.
This week brother Andrew remembers the loss of Oklahoma for prohibiting a “non-binary” option on birth certificates, the use of dad’s surname as default for babies, and praises the good work of Akihiko Hondo in raising awareness for fictosexuals everywhere.
At yesterday’s Santa Rosa County Commission, the Board issued a proclamation of support for Debbie Smith, a local resident who has been picking up roadside trash and debris for 18 years. What a credit to our community!
Sheriff Simmons talks about a break-in that became a gunfight, the teacher who turned himself in after allegedly hurting a 7-year old student, the oversize parties at Lexington Terrace Park, the dedication of Fred Levin Way, and whether ghost guns are a problem in Escambia County.
Captain Terry “Village” Shashaty joined the show today for his first radio interview since taking command of Naval Air Station Pensacola to talk with me about the base winning the the Commander, Navy Installations Command’s (CNIC) Installation (Large) of the Year Award for 2022, having the Homecoming Air Show back...
This week, brother Andrew commemorates the passing of LinkedIn for allowing women to list “stay-at-home mother” on their profile as an occupation, the former state song of Mississippi, “Go, Mississippi,” and Walt Disney, for warning people about Peter Pan for the wrong reasons.
Ben and Ryan join Andrew to discuss the situation that happened at PHS involving Ryan being stopped by a police officer and searched in the school parking lot, Ben speaking with the principal, which lead to a protest at the school board meeting.
04/20/22 By Andrew McKay At yesterday’s Escambia County School Board meeting, several students from Pensacola High School and others protested the planned adoption of a new Rights and Responsibilities Handbook by the District because it specifically included section AA in the Level 2 Disciplinary Offenses with this verbiage: Title: Unauthorized...
By Andrew McKay Today is the anniversary of one of the most daring and effective air raids in military history. On April 18, 1942, just five months after the attack at Pearl Harbor, a group of American Air Force pilots who trained at Eglin Air Force Base under supervision by...
Today, brother Andrew remembers the loss of “Cracker Jack,” the term “pregnant woman,” and praises the good work of Buick to make people watch more female athletics.
This week brother Andrew sends off Assistant Principal Toby Price of Mississippi’s Gary Road Elementary, the word Squaw, and the terms “breast milk.”
Divorce Attorney, Autumn Beck Blackledge, joins Andrew on the Pensacola Morning Show to discuss representing Tiger King’s Joe Exotic!
Several of you have asked me for a podcast of today’s commentary on the vote last week by the Escambia County Commission to accept pro bono legal work from Levin Papantonio Rafferty both for the County and for the individual commissioners named in the lawsuit by Clerk of the Court...
This week brother Andrew sends off Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and NYPD officers, and he takes a moment to celebrate the good work of the Cherry Creek School District in western Arapahoe County, Colorado for eliminating valedictorians.
Public Information Officer for the Pensacola Police Department, Mike Wood, joins Pensacola Morning News. Andrew and Mike speak on the double shooting at Coyote Sports Bar, Davis and Scott SWAT response that took place earlier this month, and more!
Lisa Newell, Publisher of the Gulf Breeze News, speaks with Andrew on Pensacola Morning News about what is happening in the Gulf Breeze News; including the Tiger Point Gulf Course, a hit and run sentencing, dog adoptions, and predictions on when the 3 mile bridge will be completed.
Michelle Salzman, Florida House of Representatives for District 1, joins Andrew on Pensacola Morning News to discuss Creek Indian crime makers, mental health, and ECUA term limits.
Mayor Grover Robinson joins Andrew McKay on Pensacola Morning News discussing paying for plaques around Pensacola, possible road changes, and more!
Joey Kerman, EMS supervisor, joins Andrew on Pensacola Morning News. He shares a story of delivering a baby in the field while calls were being held!
Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Tommi Lyter joins Andrew on the Pensacola Morning News. He shares about Escambia County’s efforts to identify individuals with special needs, and how SRC is pushing for same efforts. He comments on speed carts around the county. He also gives an update on local...
DeVann Cook joins Pensacola Morning News to share about the proposed vacuum trucks for storm drains, and updates about the Pea Ridge connector.
This week, Brother Andrew says farewell to Black History Month and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and takes a moment to praise the good work of President Biden at raising the price of gasoline.
Mayor Grover Robinson joins Andrew McKay on the Pensacola Morning News discussing FPL, Melissa Johnson receiving key to the city, and Palafox St.
This week, brother Andrew commemorates the loss of WEE1 Tactical and Florida Senator Rick Scott and takes time to praise the publishers of the student newspaper at Justice Page Middle School in Minneapolis, Minnesota
By Andrew McKay At last night’s Townhall hosted by Commissioner Jeff Bergosh, longtime Gulf Power and now Florida Power & Light Senior Director of External Affairs Sandy Sims explained that the tiered rate structure new to our area is the same as that used by FPL across Florida for over...
Lou Ferrigno is in town for Pensacon, and he joined Andrew and Reese in studio to chat about his heroes growing up, his most motivational failure in life, and his role in the upcoming series “The Offer” about the making of “The Godfather.”
By Andrew McKay The Escambia County Commission voted last week to schedule a public hearing on an ordinance that would prohibit County employees from running for County Commission seats unless they first resign from their jobs. The alternate proposal was to prohibit them running for any elected office, but they...
Today brother Andrew remembers Whoopi Goldberg and praises the work of the Camden City New Jersey School District and Mars Incorporated for making M&M’s advertising more inclusive.
This week Brother Andrew remembers the term “grandfathered in,” Florida Lieutenant Governor Jeanette Nunez for rejecting the term “Latinex,” and celebrates Western Carolina University for attacking those who question racial sensitivity training.
Andrew talks with Mary Williams about the plans for the I-110 homeless camp. She represents (pro bono) the residents in the area east of the camp and has concerns about Monday’s announced plan to relocate the campers and clear the area.
Supporting our allies worldwide; Chuck Schumer; January 6 incident; Supreme Court packing
Chief Deputy Tucker joins PMN with Ray Walker to update on Christmas in Santa Rosa County. On Christmas Eve there was a call about a suspicious adult. Thankfully, an investigation began and the deputies were able to track down the suspect, but the details to this story were intense. This reminded the deputies why it’s import to take each call seriously. He shares a heart touching story about a deputy who helped out a local child.
Andrew and Alex discuss the Governor’s proposed Stop WOKE Act, a Senate Bill that would let companies sue local governments who pass laws that cost them 15% or more profit, and Alabama’s resuscitated idea to make I-10 a toll road.
Brother Andrew remembers the Sioux Falls Stampede Hockey Club, commends Disney Plus for censoring the Simpsons in Hong Kong, and shares his uncertainty about President Biden letting letting Jill cook for him.
Pensacola Police Department Captain Steve Davis has been the primary author of the award-winning PPD Facebook page, and he and Andrew discuss that endeavor.
Andrew and Eric discuss the out-of-service equipment for Escambia County Fire Rescue (ECFR), the new Emergency Medical Service (EMS) hires, the end of hurricane season, and 911 dispatch facilitating the delivery of three babies in the past month.
Injuries, snubbed in playoff selection, penalized for playing and beating a D1 team, what is the level of interest in moving UWF to Division 1?
How are you prepping players for the game against Fort Lauderdale that got cancelled?
Andrew and Sam discuss the new body armor for GBPD, the paving of the multi-use pathway, and the new boardwalk soon to begin construction in Gulf Breeze.
Andrew and Chip discuss the Blazer Academy and the importance of men in the lives of boys, promotions and awards at the Sheriff’s office, the upcoming K-9 event, and a missing person case from 1984.
Andrew and Clark discuss variety of current Port operations, including the Blue Origins ship, the Pensacola Bay Oyster farm, Streamline Boats, and Cemex as well as whether American Magic will return to Pensacola this winter.
Pensacola Morning News Grover Robinson, Mayor, City of Pensacola
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Andrew shares what he learned during his recent Leadership Santa Rosa Agriculture Day with comments from a presentation by farmer Ryan Jenkins of Jenkins Farms in Jay, Florida.
New PPD Blue Angels Cruiser, low level traffic offenses, UWF virtual reality simulator training
Andrew and Shane discuss the massage parlor raids from last week, how dangerous social media really is for kids, and K-9 bloodhound Copper’s first litter of puppies.
Alex and Andrew discuss the Santa Rosa legislative delegation meeting, people’s lack of understanding of governmental processes and structures, the City of Pensacola’s idea of taking over electricity distribution from Gulf Power, and the Republican bill filed to ban the sale of cats and dogs in retail pet stores in Florida.
This week,. brother Andrew notes the passing of the word “alien” for our space friends, Representative Jim Banks for his tweet, and the term “bullpen” in baseball.
Andrew and Mike talk about the new roundabout at 17th and Bayfront and car / pedestrian safety after last night’s hit-and-run death on Pace.
Andrew and Grover discuss the short agenda review meeting Monday, the plans to move people out of the I-110 homeless camp, his meetings last week in Tallahassee, and the ongoing negotiations on developing Community Maritime Park,
Tommy Lyter joins the show to discuss the status of a deputy’s recovery, the team effort in solving the LD Clardy case, being back at the fair, a camper story involving children, and more.
Steve Harrell joins the show to discuss career academies and all the information you need about the School Choice Expo at Washington High School.
Andrew is joined this week by David Bear of The Lewis Bear Company and Christian Wagley of “Healthy Gulf” to discuss the week’s events.
In this week’s service, Brother Andrew notes the cultural passing of “Truth, Justice, and the American Way,” William Shatner, and Dave Chappelle.
Dave and Andrew discuss yesterday’s work session, including the plan to use American Rescue Plan funds for stormwater management, the priorities for the upcoming legislative session, and this weekend’s final days in business for the Gulf Breeze Flea Market.
Alex and Andrew talk about the scope and objectives of the Special Legislative Session announced by Governor DeSantis to consider ways to thwart the federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate implementation.
Andrew and Mike discuss allegations that there is a lot of crime in the homeless camp and the perception that crimes by homeless people are on the increase, the man who took his life in the PPD parking lot, upcoming accreditation, the ECSO deputy who was shot this week, and the notion that cops don’t feel fear.
Andrew and Grover discus scooter antics in the City, Community Maritime Park development, City Council redistricting maps, and the proposal to make MLK and Davis Highway two-way streets.
This week, Brother Andrew brings an all-praise ceremony for the work of the US Military on climate education, American cities for Indigenous People’s Day, and The Rolling Stones for dropping “Brown Sugar” from their set list.
Chance Johnmeyer joins the show to discuss what Recall Florida is, a citizens committee, and more.
Andrew and Mike discuss the shooting on Torres earlier this week, last week’s coffee with a cop, the importance of paying attention to your surroundings, and a strange practice used with cops in Taiwan.
Wes and Andrew discuss concerns about the new jail, the borrow pit study, impact of the Santa Rosa EMS pay raise, Pensacola Beach fishing pier repairs, and an update on the firefighter who had a cardiac event on Monday during training.
Andrew and Dr. Martha Saunders discuss her State of the University speech and current affairs on campus.
Councilwoman Brahier responds to Mayor Robinson saying there was something suspicious about her suddenly wanting to have the Gulf Power franchise as an add-on item.
Listen to Grover’s interview here:
10/13/21 – Grover Robinson, Pensacola Mayor
Andrew and Mayor Robinson discuss Indigenous People’s Day, the Community Maritime Park proposal, and Council Woman Jen Brahier’s Gulf Power franchise add-on.
For her response to this interview, go here:
10/13/21 – Jen Brahier, Pensacola City Council D1
Andrew and Commissioner Piech recap yesterday’s Commission Meeting:
Westgate Road becoming an access point for a new development
Woodbine Road $2 million phase 1 capacity improvements
Redistricting Holley into D2 from D4
Traffic light at Willard Norris and Pine Blossom for the new school
Tommi Lyter joins the show to discuss focus on violent crimes, outreach to children’s groups, the Simpson’s portrayal of the police, mental health and the police department, and more.
Bob Johnson joins the show to discuss a lost goat calf, COVID-19 in prisons, car burglaries, and more.
Paul Fetsko joins the show to discuss Warrington Middle School, redistricting, and the PSC Charter Academy.
Time for our weekly update with Gulf Breeze News! Andrew gets the first look at what’s happening and what to look forward to in greater Gulf Breeze!
Wes joins Andrew for the Pensacola Morning News to give and update on what is happening in the county.
Mike Wood, Public Information Officer for the PPD joins Andrew McKay for the Pensacola Morning News to discuss this weeks events around town.
Shane Tucker joins the show to discuss domestic violence and encouragement for those dealing with it to ask for help and more.
Connie Bookman joins the show to discuss homelessness, transitioning campers out of I-110, and more!
Travis Peterson and Myra Van Hoose join Andrew on the Wrap discussing the topic of social media with children. Andrew brings up the debt ceiling and the two big bills being presented. They also evaluate Escambia County’s proposed tax increase in the future.
Andrew’s weekly memorial of those who have transgressed, words lost, triggering language and those who have been cancelled.
District 1 State Representative Alex Andrade joins Andrew McKay for the Pensacola Morning News.
Lisa Newell joins Andrew McKay to share the latest happenings in the greater Gulf Breeze area. Lisa shares about the unique story behind “Magdalene’s” in Gulf Breeze. The school board went ahead and purchased the flea market property in Gulf Breeze. She also discusses the day trip opportunities in Milton.
Pensacola Police Department’s Public Information Officer, Mike Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News. He gives an update on the roundabout near Pensacola Bay Bridge. Mike celebrates the quiet few days at the PPD, but also the break in the case with Tonya Baxter, when her body was located in Alabama. This was not the outcome they wanted, but they are continuing to work on this case. Mike shares that it takes community to help in cases. Andrew inquires about the end of watch loss walk which is posted now on the PPD FB page. Mike shares his cop myth of the week!!!!
Dr. Marcus Bamman joins Andrew McKay for the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the programs at IHMC. IHMC is a not-for-profit research institute of the Florida University System and is affiliated with several Florida universities. They want to learn from the studies done on the healthy young military to see how bodies respond to stressors and anxiety. How does the body react to certain environmental exposure? This new field also researches oxytocin and the effects on the human body during stressful conditions. IHMC is currently looking for individuals to help with research.
The IHMC Story
Wes Moreno with Escambia County joins Andrew McKay on the Pensacola Morning News to discuss redistricting, budget, getting non-first responders a pay raise and replacing ad valorem funding.
City of Pensacola’s Mayor Grover Robinson joins Andrew McKay on the Pensacola Morning News to discuss mask policy changes, the homeless camp under I-110 downtown, and current events around the city.
Shane Tucker joins the show to discuss Cedric Alexander’s comments on recruiting, diversity, keeping your doors locked, and more.
Dr. Adam Blood joins the show to discuss verbal ticks, and some of our tendencies when speaking.
Andrew remembers those who have been cancelled, virtue signaled and offended this past week. From McDonald’s Happy Meals to cheering for sports, this memorial pays tribute to our offenders.
Cate Meighan with Daily Boom shares with Andrew McKay on the Pensacola Morning News to discuss her new book, pop culture and current events.
Lisa Newell, Publisher for the Gulf Breeze News joins Andrew McKay to discuss recent events in the Gulf Breeze area. Lisa shares a good news story about a local named Ron Bickers receiving an award from Disney.
Mike Wood, Public Information Officer with Pensacola Police Department joins Andrew McKay on the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the possible movement with Guardians in the schools. Mike addresses the Latonya Baxter case. If people have trail cameras in the Century area, individuals are encouraged to look at their footage for possible activity on the property. Andrew and Mike discuss the recent shooting at Pensacola Village. A Milton man recently was resisting pulling over, and decided to ram into a cruiser. Mike shares how this has been an increasing trend in traffic stops. Andrew brings up the recent discussion with Chief Randall about possible electric and hybrid cars within the PPD. And lastly, the potential noise ordinance for the city of Pensacola. Listen closely for Mike’s Cop Myth of the week!
City of Pensacola, Mayor Grover Robinson addresses the City Council meeting about food trucks and the new proposed noise ordinance. Despite the push back from citizens, the food truck ordinance looks like it will move forward. Andrew brings up the realistic expectations of removing the homeless camp under I-110. Mayor Robinson believes it will be removed within the next 90-100 days, while helping the individuals effected.
Sam Abell joins the show to discuss the “September Slog”, budget for Gulf Breeze, Tibet Drive, Volunteer Firefighters, and more!
Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss high visibility law enforcement, burglaries, the search for Latonya Baker, and more.
Doug Underhill joins the show to discuss the Ethics commission, redistricting, and retiring from the Navy.
Shane Tucker joins the show to discuss the Guardian Program, an alleged shooting in Milton after a street fight, and more.
Today, brother Andrew commemorates the loss of the word woman, Tripwire CEO John Gibson, and the idea that school children should sit still and follow instructions.
Mike Wood joins the show to discuss a murder and arrest, and a former PPD Lieutenant DUI.
Wes Moreno joins the show to discuss an update 1 year after Hurricane Sally, FEMA reimbursement, the fishing pier, and a whole lot more!
Dr. Bill Evans joins the show to discuss assessments of students in school, test prep, and more!
Andrew McKay and Jeff Bergosh discuss the Commissioner’s four point plan to reform Public Safety.
Gradia discusses the new contract for Escambia County Fire Rescue, including the first starting pay raise in 21 years.
Brian Henry joins the show to discuss UWF’s latest win over Southwest Baptist, what else is going on with Argos Athletics and more!
Walker Wilson and Drew Buchanan join the Wrap to discuss a variety of topics including scooters, food trucks, and downtown parking.
Jared Moore joins the show to discuss the food truck decision, regulation of it, development in Pensacola, and more!
Andrew McKay shares comments from a recent House Armed Services Committee discussion of the requirement that military service members get vaccinated and reaction from listeners.
Bob Johnson joins the show to discuss happenings over the weekend, loose dogs, deputies helping in Louisiana, Scott Haines, and more!
Brian Henry joins the show to talk about UWF’s win over FCS opponent McNeese State, and the Argos playing at Pen Air Field this week and all the festivities around the game.
Mayor Grover Robinson joins the show to discuss food trucks, redistricting for the future, not for the present numbers, the Folding Planes unveiling tonight at 5:30, and more!
Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss a big marijuana bust, if anyone was deployed to assist in helping with Ida, OCSO traffic stop and life threatened, and more.
Will Condon joins to speak on the big day for Radiothon and the donations people can make to help the Children’s Hospital, and more!
Brother Andrew discusses the loss of West Florida High School Dean Simmons, the Pensacola News Journals’ Andy Marlette, and former Sheriff David Morgan.
Brad and Andrew discuss borrow pit safety after Andrew posted a video on Facebook of an unfenced pit he found on Charlois Road.
Mike and Andrew discuss the deceased individual found in the Budget Inn on Cervantes, the woman from Foley who threatened a parking enforcement officer with a gun, speeding enforcement, and the cop myth about whether you need to sign your ticket in Florida.
Shane Tucker joins the show to discuss the latest in Pensacola news, including recent crimes, how people handle them, a drowning,
Andrew wraps up the week with Alan Gray and Butch Hansen. Recapping Sheriff Morgan’s statue-gate, Alan and Butch make suggestions about what to do with statues of themselves. To put your face on the bus, billboards or benches, THAT is the question. In downtown, the roundabout is not reporting any accidents. The roundabout is nearing its finishing date. What problems could be solved with the roundabout? Where are other areas in our area that could benefit from a roundabout? Butch shares his thoughts on the recent and current Afghanistan. In local news, the Skate Park is coming and over budget, but Alan is all for this addition to our community. Butch brings in the cost side.
Dave Greenwood joins Andrew McKay for Pensacola Morning News to discuss the recent bodies found on the beach and what
Andrew and Dan discuss deforestation and the citizen’s reaction to the future preservation of trees. Dan explains how the land development code will impact the county.
Glenda recaps the city council meeting, and how Covid is impacting our 3 local hospitals. And how much stress is being put on our healthcare providers like the nurses, doctors, therapists, etc. The hope is that Delta variant will peak within 3 weeks, then taper off.GB is getting a new City Manager. Greg Blaze is coming from Mobile with a strong administrative background.
Wes shares the importance of being trained in CPR and the Heimlich, and how this saved two people’s lives this past week. The new Bellview Library is progressing in the building process. Andrew asks about the County commissioner Meeting, and the future of the historic tree on Palafox. Todd Humble wants to wave library fines for people who donate blood.
Mike Wood joins Andrew McKay to update the public on what has been happening in Pensacola. He discusses the tragic story of Jasmine Singletary, and what parents should do when they feel that overwhelming anger. The investigation is still undergoing as of right now. There was a man flying one way to Seattle who was caught after fleeing a shooting. An accidental discharge happened at the corner of Jefferson St. and Government St. outside of Seville downtown. This was the second incident of this kind this week.
Mike’s “Cop Myth” is “every police officer knows everything that’s going on”.
Margo shares about the startup of the hotel and lodging industry in Pensacola. This shows the steady presence of tourism in the city. She shares about how you could travel by water to Santa Rosa Island before the bridges were constructed for commuting. Andrew and Margo reminisce about the real problem we had with yellow fever, and how it was avoided in advertising.
Mayor Robinson joins Andrew to discuss the Skate Park that will be constructed downtown. He describes the futures plans for the whole project. Next, the project will go to bid for a construction company to start “moving dirt.” Construction is the hot topic. FDOT seems ready to lay the concrete the roundabout near the PBB. Annexing the slice of property near Palafox and Blount is still on track. And Mayor Robinson explains how it will impact lives. When it pertains to pit studies, we do not have any active pits as of right now in the city of Pensacola. The two well known pits were created to build the road systems. The most well known reclaimed pit was the location of Cordova Mall.
Ed Carson of Carson Lovell phones in to make comments about the new infrastructure plan for Community Maritime Park.
Quint and Andrew discusses the plans for Community Maritime Park, future of downtown and Studer Community Institute. Quint does and overview of the proposal of the Convention Center from 2015. He shares the importance of planning and having transparency in the planning. How did the City Council impact the planning process? “If you want to have a private investment, then you need to have some integrity.” For thriving processes, we need consistency in the city.
Sherriff Chip Simmons discusses back to school and the process of training future Guardians and school resource officers. Sherriff Simmons breaks down what a Guardian does for the school district. He shares about the devastation and impact the Naomi Jones case had on him, his career and the community. He reflects on the investigation, and the relief of the prosecution of Naomi’s murderer. Chip also talks about the rash of thieves stealing catalytic convertor of vehicles and motor homes. He also speaks of his excellent relationship with the Governor. He acknowledges the first responders and their hard work. And shares about the recent outings in Beulah and Mayfair.
Rick Scott weighs in on Afghanistan and his concerns with President Biden’s decision making.
Scott Raynes joins Andrew McKay to discuss numbers in Escambia County. He explains how they are seeing a younger population get infected and hospitalized. Also, he mentions seeing vaccinated people testing positive. As of right now, there is no threat to capacity. The number of cases have spiked since Friday showing 386 between the three hospitals which indicates an upswing. He shares about the stress of the caregivers who are on the frontline. The hospitals are better equipped from previous encounters and surges. He also encourages the importance of vaccines and masks.
Captain Marc Ratkus is the Commanding Officer for the Center for Information Warfare Training on board NAS Pensacola, Corry Station, Pensacola Florida. He and Andrew McKay discuss the purpose and significance of CIWT’s training program for cryptology, information technology, and intelligence.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss an armed robbery at the Dollar General off of Pine Forest Road where the robber took off with an undisclosed amount of money, the Blazer Academy getting underway, and what is the ECSO doing for the mental health of deputies that work in high-stress positions.
On today’s Transgressor’s Memorial Service, Father Andrew remembers those who have been cancelled this week: Arthur, bikini bottoms on female athletes, and we honor the now-Cleveland Guardians.
Officer Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his law enforcement story involving ZZ Top, more incidents of stolen catalytic converters and one arrest made, and a man accidentally shooting himself in the abdomen while showing off his new gun.
Wes Moreno joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss Eric Gilmore becoming the full-time Public Safety Director, the CDC’s guidance for vaccinated and non-vaccinated individuals and the county’s masking situation, and the return of the COVID-19 Dashboard.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the skate park project at the Hollis T. Williams Park and COVID numbers rising once again due to the Delta variant.
Administrator Schebler joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the interim county attorney firm, Neighbors and Giblin, submitting their 30-day notice to terminate their partnership effective on August 31st, Governor DeSantis visiting the Garcon Point Bridge toll plaza later this morning, what is the process to remove a sitting commissioner from office, and making progress on infrastructure improvements within the county.
Commander Andrew Hobbs joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the new Escambia County Correctional Facility and the effect of ECSO community outreach programs led by Councilman Delarian Wiggins and Ronnie Rivera.
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss a plane landing safely on I-10 in Santa Rosa County due to fuel shortage, the robbery that took place at the Publix in Pace, and the issue of biker gangs in the county.
Public defender Bruce Miller joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the design of the new Escambia County Corrections jail and the county’s failure to get with public defenders on the jail’s design.
On today’s Transgressor’s Memorial Service, Father Andrew remembers the gardening hoe and Megan Fox, while we celebrate Gillian Anderson for announcing she’s no longer wearing a bra.
Administrator Schebler joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss why Santa Rosa County will not be moving forward with their current legal representation, what is Schebler’s current salary and what would it need to pay for the next county administrator, the suspension of county staffer Andrew Hill for 10 days without pay, the upcoming land development code meeting, and South Santa Rosa Reuse.
Officer Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his trip to Miami for crisis management training, another apartment fire overnight, the arrest of the man who was pretending to live at a home that wasn’t his, a teen shooting an adult over $50, the “rumbler” feature installed in all PPD vehicles, and Officer Wood shares another cop myth that can be seen in TV shows and movies.
Interim Administrator Wes Moreno joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss budget season in Escambia County, why there is a big struggle to hire correction staff, what is happening with the 401A Retirement Plan, the graduation ceremony on Friday for the Brownsville Summer Employment program, and possible redistricting within the county depending on the results of the 2020 census.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the trash issue off of Brent Lane underneath I-110, the Resiliency Report that discusses the sea levels in Pensacola, former councilwoman Jewel Cannada-Wynn filing her candidacy for Mayor of Pensacola, and the introduction of the Bird Scooters in downtown.
Interim Public Safety Chief Eric Gilmore joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the structure fire earlier this morning off of Olive Road, and the train derailment that took place in McDavid, which was only the second train derailment in Escambia County in a long time.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss a train derailment in the north end of the county located off of Champion Drive near Century, the arrest of David Nims for a third time, and the Blazer Academy.
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss deputies dispatched to a child who was found nude from the waist down and the arrest of the mother for child neglect, a 14-year old making a false kidnapping report as an excuse for skipping school, the new noise ordinance in the county, the decibel readers having not arrived to the Sheriff’s Office yet, and have there been an increase in noise complaints.
Officer Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the swearing in of new officers, the traffic fatality on the 4th of July, and Officer Wood shares another common myth you may find in TV shows and movies.
Interim Administrator Wes Moreno joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the return of the Pensacola Beach Air Show, the proposed pay rate for EMS and paramedics, a new program in partnership with the University of Florida to train new firefighters and EMTs, is Rayme Edler still the medical director, and road improvements along Chemstrand Road and Jackson Street.
Margo Stringfield joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the transition from Spanish to American rule, along with the diverse population in Pensacola.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the new splash pad that opened in West Pensacola, alleviating flooding issues in Pensacola, the 90-day moratorium for homeless living underneath a section of I-110, and today’s meeting of the Redistricting Commission.
Commander Weisser joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the brand new F-18 Super Hornet that we’ll get to see during the Pensacola Beach Air Show this weekend, and the upcoming retirement for Commander Weisser following the air show this weekend.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the shooting death of former high school football star, Ladarius Clardy, and continued search for the suspects in the shooting death, a woman arrested for attempting to incite a riot while another person was being arrested in her apartment complex, and a teenager getting shot while attempting to steal a car and assaulting the car owner.
Grace Resendez McCaffery joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the individuals who came to Pensacola with the original settlers in Spanish Pensacola. Among those who arrived with Aztecs and African slaves.
J. Bruce Woody joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the driver shortage at the ECUA, the proposed rate increase and the upcoming public meetings regarding the proposed increase, and why has a rate increase been proposed.
Dr. Ehrmann and Dr. Reed join the Pensacola Morning News to discuss COVID-19 vaccinations and the importance of regularly seeing your doctor.
Interim Escambia County Administrator Wes Moreno joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the issues surrounding the Escambia County Fire Department, what are his budget recommendations for Escambia County Fire, an expo this Saturday for minority business owners at the Brownsville Community Center, and projects going on in Escambia County.
Dr. Elizabeth Benchley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the differences between the Spanish and British colonies in Pensacola.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the increase in the stormwater fee and the upcoming meeting at Bruce Beach.
Administrator Schebler joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the waiving of tipping fees for vegetative debris, the long lengths of the Santa Rosa County meetings, the Waste Pro complaints issue, funding for school resource officers and the Guardian Program, and the Fedelis school building in the north end of the county.
Samantha Abell joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss last weekend’s tropical storm and its impact on Gulf Breeze, AND the project to install artificial turf at Gulf Breeze recreational fields.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss Governor DeSantis’ visit to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office and the push to send Florida deputies to the border to assist the border patrol, and the Manna Food Pantry Donut Strike to raise food for local families.
Nick Gradia joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss their fleet of fire trucks needing improvements, the low number of firefighters in Escambia County, and the need for larger salaries.
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the aftermath of Tropical Storm Claudette in Santa Rosa County, additional deputy patrols no longer needed in Tiger Point now that Three-Mile Bridge is back open, a man allegedly shooting another man over a jogging dispute along Munson HWY, and an update on staffing at the SRCSO.
Capt. Kinsella joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss how NAS Pensacola fared during NAS Pensacola, an introduction to the STARBASE program, Capt. Kinsella’s relationship with the Escambia County School District after previously making critical comments about the district, and what’s the status of opening the base back up to the general public.
Councilwoman Teniade Broughton joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the impact and significance of Juneteeth, which is celebrated on June 19th. Yesterday, President Biden signed into law that Juneteeth will be recognized as a federal holiday. Councilwoman Broughton describes how Pensacola is celebrating Juneteeth.
Christina Leach of the National Weather Service joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the brewing storm in the Gulf of Mexico that does not have a name as of yet. The storm is expecting to provide heavy rain fall in the Pensacola area with sustained winds of 25-30 MPH.
Administrator Gilley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the upcoming Escambia County BOCC meeting today where her contract is expected to be discussed, where it is also expected that her contract will be terminated. Administrator Gilley also discusses Pam Childers’ proposal regarding the retirement plan, the Pensacola Beach Pier, the Three-Mile Bridge opening back up to two lanes in each direction, and hurricane season in Escambia County.
Dr. Brian Rucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the history of the forts in Pensacola and the brick industry that provided the bricks that constructed the forts.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the swearing-in ceremony of Pensacola Police Chief Eric Randall, the potential return of the Citizens’ Police Advisory Committee, the expansion of ST Aerospace, electric car stations coming to city hall, and “beautifying” a retention pond on Olive Road.
Caleb Houston joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss how his homeless shelter is going, how he’s moving forward after over $10,000 of supplies were stolen from his store, “There Is Hope,” and his thoughts on Chief Eric Randall getting sworn-in.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the sheriff’s request for five additional deputies, a shooting that occurred overnight in Century, and an incident involving a samurai sword.
Commissioner Colten Wright joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the biker gangs, the Outlaws and the Pagans, and their ongoing feud in south Santa Rosa County, public access points to the beach in certain areas in Midway, and old school methods of putting out fires in south Santa Rosa County.
Sheriff Johnson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the addition of a new SR precinct in midway, another tragic story of a child drowning in Santa Rosa County and the arrest of the father’s child for neglect resulting in death, the ongoing fighting between two biker gangs, the Pagans and the Outlaws, and the upcoming request for pay raises and more money in the budget to hire more officers.
Jeremy Evans and Autumn Blackledge join Andrew McKay on “The Wrap” to discuss this week’s top news stories. Today, we discuss Governor Ron DeSantis’ ban on the teaching of Critical Race Theory and the drama at the Escambia County BOCC regarding the request for back payments from Commissioners Steven Barry, Jeff Bergosh, and Lumon May.
On today’s Transgressor’s Memorial Service, Father Andrew remembers Indiana Jones, the word “freshman,” and Lester Holt.
Officer Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News live from Miami to discuss his PIO training and the first accident on Three-Mile Bridge that occurred due to a road rage incident.
Administrator Gilley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss Commissioner Steven Barry putting Gilley’s contract discussion on the agenda, how long will it take to get the Pensacola Beach Pier back up and running (not anytime soon), the addition of using Youtube for live meetings, the Escambia County 200th celebration and the time capsule that people can contribute to, and today’s Committee-of-the-Whole meeting.
Local architect Carter Quina joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss what housing was like during the 1800s in Pensacola and what did the houses look like.
Scott Raynes of Baptist Hospital joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss dropping COVID-19 numbers and vaccination numbers in Escambia County.
Administrator Schebler joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the internal investigation regarding allegations of Santa Rosa County employees throwing out complaints filed against Waste Pro and his decision to only inform Commission Chairman Dave Piech and not the rest of the administrators, the code issues with the pontoon helicopter in front of the Milton restaurant, “The Hangar,” Hamilton Bridge Road and East Spencer Road and finding ways to make that area safer, and the issue with the sewage treatment plant.
Samantha Abell joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the reopening of Three-Mile Bridge and the impact it’s had on Gulf Breeze, when will the McDonald’s reopen, and a recap of the Gulf Breeze City Council meeting.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the death of Deputy Bill Smith from the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office, who passed away while attempting to rescue swimmers whom were caught in strong rip currents, the arrest of David Nims, a youth pastor at Calvery Baptist Church, who allegedly hid a camera in the men’s restroom, the ECSO partnership with Harvest Community Outreach in Montclair, and Sheriff Simmons’ thoughts on the barriers placed on Cervantes Street.
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the drowning of a five-year old child while he and his family were on vacation, a story where a daughter attempted to strangle their mother while the mother was driving, and Chief Tucker’s involvement with KLASS Kids.
Officer Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the Volusia County incident where officers had to shoot a 14-year old because the 14-year old and a 12-year old engaged in a shootout with police officers, a string car burglaries, traffic enforcement on Three-Mile Bridge, and a fun ice cream event that PPD took part in recently.
Interim Public Safety Director Eric Gilmore joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss hurricane season being underway and being prepared for when a storm hits Escambia County. Gilmore also discusses proper gas storage.
Major Red James joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his 99th birthday and reflects on his career as a Marine, his time training at NAS Pensacola and NAS Whiting Field, and fighting in World War II and the Korean War.
Catherine Parker of the UWF Archeological Institute joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss what food was like during the 1800s in Escambia County.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss a person being struck and killed by a train around 3:30am in the Ensley area of Pensacola, causing the train to remain stopped and blocking off 9-Mile Road, a follow-up on the shooting at Oakwood Terrace, a stabbing incident that occurred at Casino Beach last night, and who would win in a fight between Chip Simmons and Bob Johnson?
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss what Memorial Day means for him, weekend traffic from Avalon Blvd and Garcon Point Bridge, the introduction of body cameras, and a new patrol car that plays the Star Bangled Banner.
Lt. Col. David Trombley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his recent appearance at Veteran’s Memorial Park and his mission with Gold Star and Surviving Families Connect group.
On today’s Transgressor’s Memorial Service, Father Andrew remembers those who have been cancelled this week. Today, we remember Kendall Jenner, Stone Mountain, Georgia, and are we seeing the resurrection of Kevin Spacey? Only time will tell….
Danny Zimmern, President of Pensacola Mardi Gras, and Ed Carson, local business owner, joins Andrew McKay for the weekly Wrap segment to discuss the news from the past week, including the return of the Pensacola Bay ferry service, Three-Mile Bridge, and Memorial Weekend.
Officer Giorgio joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his heroics on Mother’s Day while at Johnson Beach with his family. While he and his family were packing up to go home, his mother noticed a group of people drowning in the water. He ran towards the water and was able to rescue those involved with the help of other individuals.
Officer Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the progress of the reopening of Three-Mile Bridge as he stands near the entrance of the Pensacola side of the bridge. Officer Wood also discuss the hit-and-run investigation involving local philanthropist Quint Studer.
Deborah Mullins joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss what kind of occupations and activities were people doing during the early days of Escambia County.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the hit-and-run incident involving local business owner and philanthropist Quint Studer being struck by a car while he was riding his bike, the bridge possibly reopening on Friday morning at 10am, the ECUA water tower next to I-110 completed, and the ongoing homeless issue.
Administrator Schebler joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the offer from homebuilder Edwin Henry to give 200 acres of his land to develop the sewage treatment plant, “Project Chicken Run” bringing 200+ jobs to Santa Rosa County, and the land development code almost complete.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the attempted kidnapping where the victim was able to fight back and escape her kidnapper and the arrest of a suspect, the arrest of suspects at a local Nissan dealership, violence in the homeless community, and the rescue of a small kitten from a storm drain. The kitten has since been adopted.
Dr. Karen Barber joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss Critical Race Theory in Santa Rosa County schools, what is Critical Race Theory, the decision to not teach Critical Race Theory in the district, is the county forcing students to still quarantine if a student comes in contact with another student that tests positive (Yes, due to standards laid down from FDOH), and graduation for Santa Rosa schools coming up.
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss a man breaking into a home and shooting another man in the leg (the man shot is okay), what is a restraining order and how is it enforced, and how the reopening of Three-Mile Bridge will impact traffic flow on Avalon and Garcon Point Bridge.
Commissioner Underhill joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the proposal to purchase property in Bayou Chico where the Pensacola shipyard currently sits.
Andrew Mckay discusses vaccines and mask ordinances in Pensacola. Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss a man attacking a woman at a gas station.
Andrew Mckay discusses why the media hates DeSantis, schools/summer camps with covid, and the homeless camps in Pensacola
Shane Tucker joins the show to discuss the arrest related to the Cynthia Hoover case. Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: What is your favorite pie?
Andrew Mckay discusses the Pensacola Ice Flyers Title win, a 10 foot alligator spotted in Warrington, and road repair in Tiger Point.
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the arrest related to the Cynthia Hoover case where she went missing and her body was found in the backyard of the suspect, a follow-up on the two women that attacked an 18-year old man during a robbery and the man defended himself by shooting the two women, killing one of them, and body cameras being rolled out this week.
State Representative Andrade joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the progress of Three-Mile Bridge and his return to Tallahassee to discuss online sports gambling.
Father Andrew remembers those who have been cancelled during this week. This week, we remember the Golden Globes, Mother’s Day, and Prince Charming from Snow White.
Escambia County would like to remind everyone to only call 9-1-1 for emergencies. Lisa Newell joins the show to discuss the sink hole in Tiger Point. Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: When you are driving in a neighborhood and need to park, where should you park?
Andrew Mckay discusses what psychologists think of Cancel Culture and how social media plays a role in it. Mike Wood joins the show to discuss a murder/suicide event that took place off 8th Street.
Andrew Mckay discusses the City of Milton’s council meeting in support of the second amendment along with discussion on remembering a fallen k-9 in the ESCO that was shot and killed 25 years ago. Janice Gilley joins the show to discuss the Pensacola Shipyard
Andrew Mckay discusses the Ellen show, the unemployment system in Florida, and what we are going to do with the Pensacola Shipyard.
Officer Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the murder/suicide that took place off 8th St. earlier in the week, the upcoming discussion at City Council to change the PPD logo, the return of Coffee with a Cop, and Officer Wood shares a mythbuster about policing you sometimes see in movies and TV shows.
Administrator Gilley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the Pensacola Shipyard and the county’s interest in purchasing the property for development, the hiring of a new EMS director, the message to the public to please not call 911 over frivolous issues and reserve it for emergencies only, and what is the county doing about the speeding issue on Pace Blvd.
Margo Stringfield from UWF’s Archeological Institute joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the history of St. Michael’s Cemetery, and the roadway along St. Michael’s (Alcaniz) dating back to the 1700s.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss infrastructure projects that help alleviate flooding issues around the city, the price tag to replace the logo for the Pensacola Police Department, Councilwoman Sherri Myers’ request to remove the Chipley Monument, and the Pensacola Bay Ferry system starting back up on Friday.
Administrator Schebler joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the ongoing pursuit against him by Commissioner James Calkins and his supporters over not applying for SCOP funds, the board deciding to officially reprimand the administrator over the decision to not apply, and the hiring of new county staff.
Eric Gilmore joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the gas shortage in the county, the lack of truck drivers for gas companies due to previous lack of demand for fuel during COVID-19, and a fire that broke out in Ensley due to a lightning strike.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the fuel shortage throughout Escambia County and his deputies not having to be involved in assisting traffic at gas stations, an investigation into a man that walked into the hospital with a gunshot wound after shots were heard Broadmoor Lane and Barrancas Avenue, the horrible shooting incident where a man was showing off his new gun to his girlfriend and while putting the gun away, the gun discharged and struct and killed the two-year old daughter of the girlfriend. The man was eventually arrested after fleeing the scene. Sheriff Simmons also discusses the incident that occurred last week where a woman shot and killed a man in self-defense after he broke into her home and attempted violence.
Shane Tucker joins the show to discuss a bank robbery. Andrew Mckay discusses Disney’s backlash over Snow White ride, Anderw shares his frivolous topic of the day: If you’re on a phone call and the call drops, who makes the call back?
Andrew Mckay discusses crypto-currencies and the Washington Post writing about the Santa Rosa School Board.
Andrew Mckay discusses the death of a 2 year old unintentionally shot, the Garcon Point Bridge tolls, and Matt Gaetz.
Chief Tucker join the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the bank robbery at the Synovus Bank in Navarre, and heavy traffic incidents throughout Santa Rosa County over the weekend.
David Forte from the City of Pensacola joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the traffic plan for Three-Mile Bridge when it does reopen, when does David believe Three-Mile Bridge will have four lanes again, and Jefferson Street getting renovated.
Alan Gray of Sesco Lighting and John Stingley of Studio 850 join Andrew McKay for “The Wrap” to discuss the hiring of Eric Randall as the next Chief of Pensacola Police, the Three-Mile Bridge (The Chappie) and when it will be usable and how will the two lanes be utilized during rush hour, and the landing on the Pensacola side of the bridge.
On today’s Transgressor’s Memorial Service, Father Andrew remembers Caitlyn Jenner. Yes. Caitlyn Jenner. Recently, Jenner spoke out against transgender women participating in female sports. Therefore, we say farewell.
Administrator Gilley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss Escambia County’s partnership with Keep Pensacola Beautiful to help keep the streets clear of trash, the county teaming up with West Florida High School and George Stone Technical College to have students do ride-a-longs with EMS, the EMS budget, certain properties being given to FDOT as part of the FDOT widening project, and Innerarity Point being renamed Innerarity Point. The federal goverment has Innerarity Point spelled “Inerarity” and they want to formally correct that.
Chief Randall joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss being selected as the next Chief of Pensacola Police, how it feels returning back to his hometown, his thoughts on being selected over a candidate that had strong public support, and his vision as Chief moving forward.
Commissioner Robert Bender joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his experience on Three-Mile Bridge and his thoughts on progress on the bridge, the landing on the Pensacola side and when could we expect that to be completed, the Pensacola Bay Ferry system returning, and are we still on for Blue Angels at the beach this July? The answer appears to be yes!
Kirk Bradley of PSC joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the grand opening of the new cybersecurity center at Pensacola State College and what courses are going to be offered in cybersecurity for students.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the Bayview Community Center being open and fully functional, the landing to Three-Mile Bridge possibly being ready by May 31st, the hiring of Eric Randall as the next Chief of Pensacola Police, City Engineer Derek Owens resigning from the city and David Forte stepping up in his place, and redistricting the city.
Samantha Abell of the City of Gulf Breeze joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss Governor DeSantis’ executive order to remove COVID-19 mandates from the state, her refraining from providing a confidence level about the completion of Three-Mile Bridge, and certain roadway projects throughout Gulf Breeze.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss a fraud scheme going on where individuals are people saying they have kidnapped their loved one and they must pay-up or else there will be harm, students who unknowingly took THC-laced dummies gummies while at school, the arrest of Cornelius Williams for allegedly beating a woman and leaving her in the street and then fighting law enforcement during the arrest, and Sheriff Simmons recently auctioning off a goat for $40.
Shane Tucker joins the show to discuss the arrest of teenagers burglarizing vehicles. Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: Is your neighbor across the street still considered “next door neighbor?”
Andrew Mckay discuss a shortage in chlorine for pools. Doug Broxson joins the show to discuss his moment remembering Janet Mabry.
Andrew Mckay discusses a deal with the Seminole Tribe and discussion on the Kentucky Derby.
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the arrest of teenagers who have been burglarizing vehicles, the K-9s putting on a display for the children of the Santa Rosa Kids’ House, and the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office increasing patrols throughout Tiger Point.
Senator Broxson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his moment remembering Janet Mabry, homeowners insurance going up, education reforms, the struggle for businesses to find employees due to people making more on unemployment benefits, and the reconstruction of Three-Mile Bridge and the possibility of the bridge bring reopened by mid-May.
State Representative Andrade joins the Pensacola Morning News to recap the 2021 Florida State Legislature, which included the largest budget ever passed, the Bright Futures Bill that did not pass through the Senate, and an update on the Three-Mile and the confidence that the bridge will open back up before Memorial Day.
During today’s weekly Wrap, Curt Morse, former Executive Director of the Downtown Improvement Board, and Caleb Houston, the founder of Huts For Out Friends, joins Andrew McKay in-studio to recap the current events from this week. Today, we focus on homelessness in Pensacola, the ongoing search for the next Chief of Pensacola Police, and addressing law enforcement in Escambia County.
Father Andrew remembers those who have been rightly cancelled during this past week. This week, we remember Justin Bieber for having the audacity to have dreadlocks, therefore being a cultural appropriator. We also praise the return of USA Today for allowing Stacy Abrams the opportunity to re-write her opinion piece that originally included false facts.
Lisa Newell joins the show to discuss the Tiger Point neighborhood now being patrolled by the Santa Rosa County Sherriff’s Department.
Dean DeBolt joins the show to continue NewsRadio’s series on the history of Escambia County followed by Janice Gilley joining the show to discuss the search for the next Escambia County Fire Chief.
Andrew Mckay discusses President Biden’s recently announced plans on infrastructure, police reform, and gun control along with discussion on COVID vaccines.
Dean DeBolt from UWF’s History Center and the UWF Archivist joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss how Escambia County used to receive mail during the 1800s.
Senator Scott joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss President Biden’s address to Congress last night. He discusses the raise in taxes on wealthy Americans, President Biden’s Amercan Families Plan and who will pay for it, and the national debt the country has incurred.
Administrator Gilley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the ongoing search for the next Escambia County Fire Chief and the struggle to land a finalist due to competitive pay from other municipalities and what Escambia County is doing in regards to medicaid and medicare.
In Hour Four of the Pensacola Morning News, Andrew offers a different perspective on how he believes Santa Rosa County Administrator Dan Schebler is handling the constant attacks from Commissioner James Calkins. We also lighten things up with our daily frivolous topic!
In Hour Three of the Pensacola Morning News, Andrew discusses the Pensacola Police Chief open forum tonight featuring the three finalists for the position and Mayor Grover Robinson joins the program (18:02-30:41).
In Hour Two of the Pensacola Morning News, Andrew interviews Santa Rosa County Administrator Dan Schebler (18:51-30:39), the guns in church bill passing the Florida House, and Floyd Mayweather back in the ring.
In the first hour of the Pensacola Morning News, Andrew McKay breaks down the riff between Santa Rosa County Commissioner James Calkins and County Administrator Dan Schebler and the rest of the Board of County Commissioners, President Biden saying “This is my last question I’ll take, and I’m really gonna be in trouble,” during a press conference, and cancel culture coming after Justin Bieber and his new dreadlocks.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the ongoing search for the next Chief of Pensacola Police, preemption bills in the legislature, and homeless encampments.
Administrator Schebler joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss Commissioner James Calkins’ continued push to remove Administrator Schebler from his current post over not applying for Small County Outreach Funds, and the board approving having Santa Rosa County deputies patrol the Tiger Point neighborhood during heavy traffic periods of the day.
Andrew Mckay continues his discussion on environmental fines along with his frivolous topic of the day: When you are sick at home, what is your go-to sick plan?
Andrew Mckay continues his discussion on voting laws. Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss updates about a shooting.
Andrew Mckay discusses COVID-19 mask mandates and vaccines along with discussion on SPACE-EX and environmental fines.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss any updates from the shooting at Oakwood Terrace, the arrest of two suspects who stole a vehicle at gun point and fled while having a suspended license, the house bill that passed involving police reform, and the body camera funding request.
Andrew Mckay discusses COVID-19 and shares his frivolous topic of the day: What is the oldest piece of technology that you own?
Andrew Mckay discusses food trucks along Navarre Beach and Twin Peaks closing down. Alex Andrade joins the show to discuss Gov. DeSantis signing an agreement with the Seminole Tribe.
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss laws regarding pedestrian traffic, a drunk driver running into a deputy’s car in East Milton, and a woman striking the vehicle of her ex-boyfriend and his new girlfriend while her three children were in the vehicle.
Rep. Andrade joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss Governor DeSantis signing an agreement with the Seminole Tribe that will expand sports gambling at their casinos and being an additional $500 million and the concern of changing the “character” of Florida tourism, FDOT being “very confident” that traffic will back on Three-Mile Bridge by mid-May, and unemployment in Florida.
Andrew McKay breaks down Thursday’s Escambia County Commissioner’s meeting and offered his view on the reserve emergency funding in Escambia County in the event that the county were to experience another severe hurricane like Hurricane Sally. There was disagreement between Commissioners Doug Underhill and Steve Barry over the amount of funds in the account.
During today’s Transgressor’s Memorial Service, Father Andrew remembers those who have been cancelled during the past week. Today, we remember Paulina Porizkova, the terms “illegal alien” and “assimilation,” and accelerated math.
Administrator Schebler joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the county not applying for the Small County Outreach fund and him accepting responsibility for the mistake, and Commissioner Wright’s Tiger Point proposal.
Commissioner Colten Wright joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his proposal to increase traffic patrols in Tiger Point by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office, the rainwater issue in southern parts of Tiger Point, and Santa Rosa County not applying for the Small County Outreach program and what happened.
Officer Mike Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss Dateline airing an episode on Friday that will feature the Ashley McArthur case in Pensacola, a man robbing another man of his Apple Watch and Nike shoes, his thoughts on the Derek Chauvin conviction, the officer-involved shooting of a black 16-year old girl who was attempting to stab another black teenager, and how important body cameras can be in cases like the Columbus, Ohio event.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss Escambia County being behind the national average for vaccinations on COVID-19, City of Pensacola financial officer Dick Barker and the decision to search for a new financial officer internally rather than nationally, and the finalists for Chief of Pensacola Police.
Administrator Gilley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss capital improvement plans, did Escambia County receive money from FEMA after Hurricane Sally, and the numerous job openings in Escambia County that remain open due to lack of pay.
Ellison Bennett joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the guilty verdict on all charges pressed against Derek Chauvin, who murdered George Floyd last year in Minneapolis by kneeling on his neck for over nine minutes. Ellison also discusses his recent meeting with public officials over the recent shooting at Oakwood Terrace. The meeting included members of city council, the Pensacola Police Department, and the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office.
Samantha Abell joins the show to discuss the flooding issues off Maplewood Drive near Tiger Point. Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: Even if you know how to use the “whom” should you use it?
Andrew Mckay continues his discussion on the law signed in by Gov. DeSantis. Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss a shooting investigation.
Andrew Mckay discusses where the cheapest beer in Pensacola is and Dr. Tim Smith joins the show to discuss the decision to go back in person for the 2021-2022 school year.
Andrew Mckay discusses a law signed by Gov. DeSantis, the new Jeopardy host, and discussion on the Chauvin Trial.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the ongoing investigation into the shooting at Oakwood Terrace Apartments last week. Currently, Sheriff Simmons says he has received cooperation from some residents of the apartment complex. There was also a separate shooting incident where an ex-boyfriend fired a shot in the direction of the ex-girlfriend’s new boyfriend, and was arrested while being in possession of several illegal drugs and paraphernalia.
Dr. Tim Smith joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the decision to move away from remote learning for the 2021-2022 school year. There has been concern that remote learning has had a negative effect on students. Masking will also become an optional choice for students beginning this summer.
Andrew Mckay discusses civil unrest throughout Minnesota as we await to hear the the verdict in the Derik Chauvin case. Shane Tucker, Chief Deputy of the Santa Rosa County Sherriff’s Office, joins the show to discuss an unruly child having to be removed from a school bus. Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: Do you actually like Monopoly?
Andrew Mckay continues his discussion on the shooting the Chip Simmons spoke on. Chris Smith, owner of Gulf Coast and Outdoors, joins the show to discuss a variety of topics related to guns and background checks.
Andrew Mckay discusses the future on the Pensacola Bay Center. Alex Andrade joins the show to discuss the house passing HB 1.
Andrew Mckay discusses the shooting that Chip Simmons spoke on along with discussion on Matt Gaetz praising President Biden’s push to remove troops from Afghanistan.
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss an unruly child having to be removed from a school bus and sent home while on the way to school, and red flag laws in Santa Rosa County.
Chris Smith of Gulf Coast Guns and Outdoors joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss a variety of topics related to guns, including ghost guns, red flag laws, background checks, pistol stabilizers, and the gun and ammo shortage throughout the country.
Representative Andrade joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the House passing H.B. 1 (Combating Public Disorder), the controversial HB 1475 (Sex-specific Student Athlete Teams or Sports), his thoughts on the possibility of the Supreme Court adding liberal justices to even out the total of conservatives to liberals (AKA court packing), and bills that Rep. Andrade has on the floor today.
During today’s Transgressor’s Memorial Service, Father Andrew remembers those who have been cancelled. During today’s service, we remember Apu from The Simpsons, the word, “mistress,” and Walmart.
In Hour 4 of the Pensacola Morning News, Julio Diaz joins the program to discuss new movies in the area, and we close the week with the popular segment, “The Wrap,” with guests Greg Litton and Troy Moon.
During Hour 3 of the Pensacola Morning News, Andrew dives back into the ongoing search for the new Pensacola Chief of Police and the concern and confusion over not including Interim Chief Kevin Christman in the short list of candidates, Public Safety Chief Dave Greenwood joins the program to give updates on beach conditions for the weekend, and Andrew continues discussion on packing the Supreme Court and the dangers that could lie ahead.
During Hour Two of the Pensacola Morning News, Officer Mike Wood joins the program to announce PPD’s intention to beef up security in-wake of the shooting at Oakwood Terrace, Andrew becomes Father Andrew as we remember those who have been cancelled during this week’s Transgressor’s Memorial Service, Escambia County tax payer money and how it’s being used, and Davis Allen hosts a Quick Shot of Sports.
Andrew opens the Pensacola Morning News discussing his thoughts on packing the Supreme Court, the shooting at the Oakwood Terrace apartments, and the finalists named for the position of Chief of Pensacola Police and his thoughts on interim Chief Kevin Christman not being on the short list.
Officer Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the decision by interim Police Chief Kevin Christman to staff up patrol officers in wake of the recent shooting that took place at the Oakwood Terrance apartment complex. There is concern that there will be retaliatory responses to last night’s shooting.
Officer Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the “Chalk The Walk” project to raise sexual assault awareness, the shooting incident in Minnesota where a police officer shot and killed a suspect, thinking she was handling her taser, not her gun, and Officer Wood busts another myth about police that can be seen on television.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the return of the ferry system after they were damaged from Hurricane Sally, his reaction to former Sheriff David Morgan announcing he’s running for Mayor, and the progress of numerous walkability projects throughout the city.
Randy Jourgensen joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the recent city audit done on the city of Milton and having a clean result, and the selection of two new city council members at last night’s meeting.
Administrator Schebler joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss addressing flood-prone areas within the county, the approval for using Intelligence Traffic System throughout Santa Rosa County, and Strategic Planning Workshops next week.
Michael Kimbrel, founder of Sean’s Outpost, joins the show to discuss his dispute with the City of Pensacola over homelessness and offers clarification from his POV with his disagreement with Mayor Robinson.
Chip Simmons, Sherriff of Escambia County, joins the show to discuss his thoughts on the shooting of a black teenager in Minnesota.
Andrew Mckay discusses COVID-19. David Peaden, Executive Director of the Home Builders Association of West Florida, joins the show to discuss the housing boom.
Michael Kimbrel joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his dispute with the City of Pensacola over homelessness and offers clarification from his point-of-view with his disagreement with Mayor Robinson.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to offer his thoughts on the police-involved shooting of a black teenager in Minnesota where the police officer shot and killed a black teen who was resisting arrest (the officer claims to have accidentally shot the teen, thinking she had her taser, not gun), a man showing up to the hospital with a gun shot wound in the neck area, an arrest of a suspect who resisted arrest by sticking two deputies with a used syringe needle (both deputies are doing okay), and former sheriff David Morgan announcing he’s running for Mayor of Pensacola.
David Peaden joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the housing boom in Northwest Florida and why the prices of homes are skyrocketing.
Shane Tucker, Chief of the Santa Rosa Sherriff’s office joins the show to discuss two missing people. Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: Is a ladder a tool?
Andrew Mckay discusses the Homeless issue in Pensacola along with discussion on President Biden’s executive order to create a commission to study potential Supreme Court reforms. Alex Andre joins the show to discuss the April fools joke that Clay Ingram was running for mayor.
Andrew Mckay discusses the accusations on Matt Gaetz along with discussion on the announcement that David Morgan will be running for Mayor.
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss two people missing in Santa Rosa County, the pay scale for the SRCSO, and the case of discovering of the remains of Cody Walker and the continued search for one of the subjects.
Rep. Andrade joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss an update on the Three-Mile Bridge, being in the “homestretch” of the legislation session, and an April Fool’s prank on the area where he “endorsed” Clay Ingram for Mayor of Pensacola.
Father Andrew remembers those who have been canceled in the past week during today’s Transgressor’s Memorial Service. Today, we remember Clorox Wipes, hand sanitizers and “Maryland, My Maryland.”
Lisa Newell, Publisher of the Gulf Breeze News, joins the show to discuss the sale of the old Eckard’s building. Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: How do you take care of your nails?
Andrew Mckay discusses President Biden’s executive actions on gun violence along with discussion on Bobby Bowden receiving the first Medal of Freedom. Mike Wood joins the show to discuss online purchase safety tips.
Andrew Mckay discusses a new military jet and schools changing their names of famous figures who have ties to racism.
Andrew Mckay discusses a new military jet and schools changing their names of famous figures who have ties to racism.
Officer Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss safety tips when making purchases from other people online, an officer inspecting a vehicle pulled off the side of the road that ended up taking off, leaving behind a passenger who was burglarizing a storage shed, and the series accident along Cervantes and I-110 yesterday.
Administrator Gilley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the addition of a new radio system for the county, the Perdido Key multi-use path, and the diverging diamond interchange proposal off of Nine-Mile Road.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the humorous dream the had where he dreamt Andrew McKay was elected the next Mayor of Pensacola, and the passing of the tiny home ordinance.
Samantha Abell, City Manager of Gulf Breeze, joins the show to discuss the vacant building where the old Eckard’s used to be located. Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: What is the one item you got rid of that you wish you never did because it was possibly valuable.
Andrew Mckay continues his discussion on COVID-19 and discussion on day 7 of the George Floyd trials. Chip Simmons, Sherriff of Escambia County, joins the show to discuss the arrest of convicted felon, Damion Tobias Bryant.
Andrew Mckay discusses a press conference where Mayor Robinson shut down any speculation that he would run for Congress and discussion on recent Supreme Court cases.
Andrew Mckay discusses COVID updates along with discussion on the March Madness tournament.
Samantha Abell joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the vacant building left of Gulf Breeze High School that has not been occupied in 10 years.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the arrest of convicted felon Damion Tobias Bryant, who was in possession of a loaded AK-17, smoke pipes, and 100 grams of fentanyl, the arrest of Brock Baument, who is suspected of aggravated child abuse after a baby that was in his care was left with a fractured skull and a broken clavicle, an incident where a dog attacked a family and had to be shot and killed, and Sheriff Simmons shares his thoughts regarding the recommendations from the Citizens’ Police Advisory Committee towards the Pensacola Police Department.
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the ongoing death investigation of 14-year Cody Walker, whose remains were discovered last week, and the arrest of a suspect involving a warning shot being fired.
Senator Broxson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his recent experience walking on the Three-Mile Bridge, which is still under construction after getting damaged as a result of Hurricane Sally.
Rep. Andrade joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the allegations pressed against Matt Gaetz, the Intellectual Freedom bill, and the status of the Bright Futures bill.
During today’s ceremony, Father Andrew remembers those who we lost due to cancellation: Krispy Kreme, Captain Underpants, the State of Georgia, Delta Airlines, Coca-Cola, traditional sheet music, and the word “surge.”
Officer Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the kickball tournament between the PPD and other law enforcement agencies, the Citizen’s Police Advisory Committee, and Officer Wood shares a police-related mythbuster.
Janice Gilley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the new Escambia County Correctional Facility and the grand opening of the facility happening in a few weeks, the trouble staffing correctional officers, and the Pensacola Beach Sail sign not fully functional.
Dr. John Worth from UWF joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the history of Native Americans in Escambia County as we celebrate the 200th birthday of Escambia County.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his announcement on Monday that he will not be running for a second term as Mayor of Pensacola, and the Citizen’s Police Advisory Committee having their final official meeting last night.
Representative Salzman joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss her walkability bill getting put onto the agenda, and Rep. Salzman discusses her bill on test-taking and accountability in schools.
Andrew Mckay discusses Krispy Kreme’s COVID vaccination promo sparking criticism from health professionals and shares his frivolous topic of the day: What sauce do you take from a fast food restaurant so you can have it at home?
Andrew Mckay discusses Pensacola Mayor Grover Robinson saying he will not be seeking re-election along with the CPAC presenting their official recommendations at their next meeting. Chip Simmons, Sherriff of Escambia County, joins the show to discuss officer involved shooting with a local convenient store owner.
Andrew Mckay discusses how the graphic novel for children, “Captain Underpants”, is being pulled from shelves after it’s publisher says it perpetuates “passive racism.” Gov. Desantis says that he will issue emergency rules this week to prevent businesses from requiring customers to show proof of vaccinations through “COVID Passports.”
Andrew Mckay discusses Mayor Grover Robinson will not seek a second term along with discussion about Volkswagen changing its brand name to “Voltswagen” as they shift their production towards electric cars.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss an officer-involved shooting event with a local convenient store owner where the bullet grazed the store owner’s clothing but did not directly hit him in a case that turned out to be mistaken identity, and the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Escambia County Correctional Facility.
Congressman Matt Gaetz joins the Pensacola Morning News to host an Open Gaetz Town Hall.
Andrew Mckay discusses the rewrite of Georgia election rules along with discussion of a National Airlines flight that crashed into the Escambia Bay on May 8th, 1978.
Andrew Mckay discusses a bill passed that would allow people to carry guns at churches that share locations with schools. Alex Andrade, Representative of Florida’s Second Distract, joins the show to discuss the house passing the anti-riot bill and the guns in churches bill followed by an update on the Three-Mile Bridge.
Andrew Mckay discusses the March Madness basketball tournament along with discussion on the boat stuck in the Suez Canal.
Representative Andrade joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the House passing the anti-riot bill and the guns-in-churches bill, and Rep. Andrade shares an update on Three-Mile Bridge.
Today, Reverend Andrew remembers those who were cancelled in the Friday funeral service, “Woe To Those Who Offend.”
Director Matt Coughlin joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the bomb threat that took place during the morning yesterday, the expansion for more parked aircrafts at the airport, and bringing a customs facility to the airport.
Senator Rick Scott joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the $3 trillion stimulus package that includes tax hikes for middle class families, the situation happening at the border, his comments regarding the deadly shooting in a Colorado grocery store, and President Biden nominating former US Senator Bill Nelson to lead NASA.
Local attorney Ed Flemming joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the issue at Veteran’s Memorial Park, where a mobile restroom was installed at the park. Flemming alleges that the process in installing the restroom was not followed.
Administrator Gilley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss debris in Escambia County, the cost of body cameras for the ECSO, the Pensacola Bay Center asking for funding due to the impact of COVID-19, the neighborhood of Lake Charlene approving the county to come in with a solution for a drainage project to improve the draining system to prevent flooding, and adding three more firefighters to the Beulah Fire Department.
Commissioner Bergosh joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his proposal to add two at-large commissioners for Escambia County.
Councilman Moore joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the location of the new public bathroom at the Veteran’s Memorial Park.
Margo Stringfield from the UWF Archeology Institute joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the history of Escambia County as we celebrate its 200th birthday. Today, Stringfield discusses the original newspaper to come to Pensacola, the establishment of healthcare, and Deadman’s Island being used as a quarantine spot.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the ECUA water tower design reveal that will feature a “Welcome To Pensacola” sign, the restroom facility installation at the Veteran’s Memorial Park and the pushback from the general public, and the mask ordinance policy coming up for discussion this Thursday and how much longer will Pensacola have a mask ordinance.
Administrator Schebler joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the water system in Santa Rosa County and the 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment increase in Santa Rosa County.
Andrew Mckay continues his discussion on the water tower re-paint project. After, he shares his frivolous topic of the day: Would you rather benge a TV show or wait week by week for your favorite show to come out?
Andrew Mckay discusses Mayor Grover’s press conference regarding the gun buy-back program. Chip Simmons, Sherriff of Escambia County, joins the show to discuss a shootout at the intersection at a gas station off Klondike road.
Andrew Mckay discusses the new design for the water tank on Cervantes street and the Supreme Court announcement to review the case of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who was sentenced to death for his role in the bombings. Dale Perkins, board member of the ECUA, joins the show to discuss the process of repainting the ECUA water tower near I-110 and Cervantes.
Andrew Mckay discusses CPAC recommendations to the city and a shooting in a Colorado supermarket that killed 10 people.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss a shootout incident at the intersection at a gas station off of Klondike Road where a man driving a white Honda got into a physical altercation with a few members of a motorcycle group, leading to a shots-fire incident that left no one harmed, a shooting event over the weekend at the Surf and Sand Hotel on Pensacola Beach, the torch run throughout Escambia County in honor of the Special Olympics, and Sheriff Simmons offers his thoughts on the shooting yesterday in Boulder, Colorado.
Shane Tucker, Assistant Chief Deputy of the SRCSO joins the show to discuss the k-9 competition where the SRCSO finished 1st and 3rd in a variety of categories. Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: Do you prefer soda with additional flavoring or straight up?
Andrew Mckay discusses the Pensacola gun purchase program along with COVID updates. Matt Gaetz, US Congressmen representing Florida’s First Congressional Distract, joins the show to discuss efforts on the Biden Administration’s efforts with border security.
Andrew Mckay discusses the spring break crowds at Miami Beach along with March Madness discussion. Representative of Florida’s Second Distract, Alex Andrade, joins the show to discuss to discuss his bill filed that would force text messages from campaigns explaining where they originate from.
Andrew Mckay discusses March Madness basketball tournament along with discussion on local leaders on both sides of Mobile Bay are holding a news conference about trying to relieve traffic on I-10. COVID updates.
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the K-9 competition where the SRCSO finished 1st and 3rd in a variety of categories, Cynthia Hoover, a Santa Rosa County resident reported missing for 16 days now, a missing child located in Gulfport, Mississippi, and traffic enforcement on Avalon Blvd.
Congressman Gaetz joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the Biden Administration’s efforts with border security.
State Representative Alex Andrade joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his bill filed that would force text messages from campaigns to put within the text where the text is originating from, the Bright Futures bill that is currently lacking a House companion, and bills being filed that are worth discussing.
Administrator Gilley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the relief of no damage from the storms that ravaged through Mississippi and Alabama overnight, the grand opening of the Escambia County Corrections Facility, the addition of a fire station in Beulah, and unemployment numbers in Escambia County.
Senator Gruters joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss current Republican politics throughout the state of Florida, Florida’s current status regarding its handling of COVID-19, and the successful election of five new Republicans in the state house.
Rep. Andrade joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the state budget and the state sales tax revenue and tourism during COVID-19. Rep. Andrade also gives an update on the rebuild process of Three-Mile Bridge.
Senator Broxson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the news that the Three-Mile Bridge will not be open on-time due to reported structural damage to one of the trophies of the bridge, which is a key part to the bridge.
Officer Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the bill filed by Florida State Senator Jeff Brandis that would prevent law enforcement from accessing a student’s grades, the process of shooting a victim and handcuffing them while searching them for weapons, and Mike debunks another television cop myth.
Administrator Gilley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss Escambia County’s relationship with Skanska right now, the rebuild process for Three-Mile Bridge, the water system at Innerarity Point under a new contract with ECUA, and the light at the intersection of Rawson Lane and Brent Lane being practically useless.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss business at the Port of Pensacola, where we are in finding a new Chief of Pensacola Police, the completion of Olive Road, the restroom facility restoration project at the Veteran’s Memorial Park, and the mayor’s confidence level in the first phase of the Three-Mile Bridge reopening happening on March 22nd.
Sarah Gatewood of Gulf Power joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss why Gulf Power customers are having high power bills.
Samantha Abell, City Manager of Gulf Breeze, joins the show to clarify the audit report to Gulf Breeze that was Misreported by News Radio and the sale of the Tiger Point Golf Course. Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: In honor of Dr. Seuss’ birthday, What is your favorite Dr. Seuss book?
Chip Simmons joins the show to discuss Chance Gardner, who is accused of car burglaries, stealing weapons from law enforcement, and theft of a gun shop.
Andrew Mckay discusses Dr. Seuss being dropped from the “Read Across America” event. Andrew Mckay also shares an interview with the project architect of the Santa Rosa County Courthouse.
Andrew Mckay discusses a third woman to come forward to accuse Gov. Andrew Cuomo of inappropriate sexual behavior along with discussion about a golfer dying on the course Sunday morning.
Samantha Abell joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the sale of the Tiger Point Golf Course and club house and the result of the Gulf Breeze audit.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss Chance Gardner, who is accused of car burglaries, stealing weapons from law enforcement, theft of a gun shop, driving in a stolen vehicle, fleeing from law enforcement, and damage of ECSO property, the arrest of two people involved in CARES Act fraud, and US Attorney Lawrence Keefe stepping down as the Biden Administration settles in and his thoughts regarding the attorney whom represented Northwest Florida during the NAS Pensacola shooting attack.
Assistant Chief Deputy of the SRCSO, Shane Tucker, joins the show to update us on law enforcement throughout Santa-Rosa County. Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: How do you prefer to enjoy a movie: Theater, at home on your TV, and by yourself on on a phone or tablet?
Andrew Mckay continues his discussion on Donald Trump’s speech at the CPAC. Spring training baseball kicks off for for Grapefruit and Cactus league teams. Congressman Matt Gaetz attacked Ted Cruz’s short lived trip to Mexico amid a record-breaking winter storm.
Andrew Mckay discusses Gov. Ron DeSantis speech at the CPAC and continues discussion on the COVID vaccine. Alex Andre, State Representative of Florida’s 2nd Distract, joins the show to discuss possible changes to the states education requirements for Florida Bright Futures.
Andrew Mckay discusses Former President Trump’s speech at CPAC along with discussion of a third COVID vaccine.
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to update the status of law enforcement throughout Santa
State Rep. Andrade joins the show to discuss possible changes to the state’s education requirements for Florida Bright Futures.
Julio Diaz, the host of Let’s go Pensacola, joins the show to discuss the reopening of movie theater’s in New York. Pensacola Beach life guards returning to their towers Monday, March 1st. Andrew Mckay hosts his new Friday segment, The Wrap, where he invites two non-politicians to discuss local news and politics. Today’s guest are Larry Johnson, and Dee Dee Davis.
Andrew Mckay continues his discussion the airstrike carried out on Iranian-backed militia and discusses a voluntary gun “buy back” program through the PPD.
Andrew Mckay discusses the new name for Mr. Potato Head. To be more gender neutral, Hasbro will rebrand the toy as “Potato Head.” Tom Dannheisser, First Judicial Circuit Court Judge, joins the show to discuss the First Judicial Circuit during COVID.
Andrew Mckay discusses the air strike carried out against an Iranian-backed militia in Syria along with coverage on Senator Marco Rubio’s Educational Opportunity’s act.
Judge Dannheisser joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the First Judicial Circuit during COVID-19 and criminal jury trials activated this week for the first time since the beginning of COVID-19.
Andrew Mckay discusses a federal appeals court that heard arguments of whether to overturn the conviction of former Florida Congresswoman Corrine Brown. A California woman gets her kids kicked out of a Catholic school after her posts on “ONLYFANS.” Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: What is the best kind of tortilla chip?
Andrew Mckay continues his discussion about the Congressional hearings on the Capitol riots. Grover Robinson, Mayor of Pensacola, joins the show to discuss his meeting with Toney Perez.
Andrew Mckay continues his discussion about the Congressional hearings on the Capitol riots. Andrew Mckay also discusses the Tiger Woods car crash.
Andrew Mckay discusses security officials testifying at Congress’ first hearing on the Capitol riot. Local COVID cases going down.
Lisa Newell, Publisher of the Gulf Breeze News, joins the show to discuss the March 22nd reopening of the Three-Mile Bridge. Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: What road is most dangerous in the area?
Andrew Mckay discusses Mayor Grover Robinson’s plan to have complete roads in Pensacola along with the University of Michigan shutting down a library for two days after finding venomous spiders in the basement. Mike wood, Public Information Officer of the PPD joins the show to discuss the body of a 61 year old woman discovered in the water near Scenic HWY.
Andrew Mckay talks about the new Johnson & Johnson vaccine along with discussing the price surge in lumber since the spring. Janice Gilley, Escambia County Administrator, joins the show to discuss Santa Rosa Island Authority selecting their new executive director.
Andrew Mckay discusses President Joe Biden’s executive order to boost manufacturing jobs along with discussion over local COVID cases dropping.
Officer Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the body of a 61 year old woman discovered in water near Scenic HWY, Attorney General Ashley Moody raising the reward for providing helpful tips that lead to arrests during ongoing cases, are members of the PPD vaccinated, and Officer Wood debunks another police-related myth often portrayed in television.
Administrator Gilley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the Santa Rosa Island Authority selecting their next executive director, Escambia County now selling alcohol on Sundays as early at 6am, does Escambia County have enough facilities to become vaccine distribution centers, job openings at Escambia County, and the Sun Belt Conference basketball tournament coming to Pensacola next Friday.
Judy Bense of UWF joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the history of Escambia County, a series she will be doing with Andrew McKay as we honor Escambia County’s 200th birthday.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his meeting with Tony Perez, the improvements coming to Blue Wahoos Stadium that includes installing artificial turf, adding a batting cage, and relocating the bullpen to beyond the fencing in the outfield, his thoughts on the reconstruction of Three-Mile Bridge, Ron DeSantis ordering flags to be lowered to half-staff in honor of Rush Limbaugh and Mayor Robinson following the order to lower flags locally, and his thoughts on putting a roundabout at the “Devil’s Triangle,” located at Langley, Tippen, 12th, and 9th Avenue.
Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: What is one food item that you love but know is bad for you?
Chip Simmons, Sherriff of Escambia County, joins the show to discuss the opening of the Perdido precinct and other potential areas that could gain precincts.
Andrew Mckay discusses Florida Agriculture Commissioner, Nikki Fried, intention to defy a call by Gov. Ron Desantis to lower flags to half-staff to honor conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh. State Representative of Florida’s 1st Distract, joins the show to discuss her bill for term limits.
Andrew Mckay discusses the 77% decline in COVID cases over the past 6 weeks along with discussion over the band “Daft Punk” breaking up after 28 years.
Sheriff Simmons joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the opening of the Perdido precinct and other potential areas that could gain precincts, a story involving child neglect, and the City of Pensacola’s gun buyback program.
Rep. Salzman joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss her bill that pushed for term limits for the ECUA being pulled from the Florida House and what lead to the removal of the bill.
Shane Tucker, Assistant Chief Deputy of the SRCSO, joins the show to discuss a Pace man allegedly holding an Arkansas child in his home, and a kidnapping case in Milton. Andrew Mckay shares his frivolous topic of the day: What is the dumbest reason you have broken up with somebody?
Andrew Mckay continues his discussion on an audit recently taken on the Tiger Point Golf Course. Matt Gaetz, US Congressman representing Florida’s first Congressional Distract, joins the show to discuss his virtual “Open Gaetz” event, his committee assignments, his reactions to the US capital riots, and his thoughts on Senator Mitch McConnell.
Andrew Mckay proposes a solution to FDOT: We make the position of Secretary for the Florida Department of Transportation an elected position. Alex Andre, State Representative of Florida’s 2nd Distract, joins the show to discuss the state audit going on in Gulf Breeze.
Andrew Mckay discusses an audit on the Tiger Point Golf Course that revealed the city of Gulf Breeze losing millions from owning the course along with “offensive content” warning labels put on Disney+ shows. The hour finishes talking about the “Saturday Night Live” show with Pete Davidson playing Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Chief Tucker joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the Pace man allegedly holding an Arkansas child in his home, and a kidnapping case in Milton.
Congressman Gaetz joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss his virtual “Open Gaetz” event, his committee assignments for the House, his reaction to the US Capitol riot and the impeachment hearings, his thoughts on Senator Mitch McConnell and his feelings towards former President Trump, President Biden’s executive orders and push to reverse numerous policies put into place during the Trump Administration, and his thoughts on the Florida Department of Transportation.
State Representative Alex Andrade joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the state audit going on in Gulf Breeze, the bill pulled by State Rep. Michelle Salzman that called for ECUA term limits, and FDOT and his thoughts on why the secretary position should not be an elected position.
Administrator Schebler joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the process of property citations, Whiting Field and recent complaints about the helicopter activity, the old Bealls on HWY 90 being used as a vaccination site, and his perspective on Three-Mile Bridge partially reopening on March 22nd.
Andrew Mckay shares his topic of the day : How will you remember Rush Limbaugh? Lisa Newell, the Publisher of the Gulf Breeze News, joins the show to discuss the FDOT’s appearance in Milton to give an update on the Three-Mile Bridge.
Andrew Mckay continues to discuss the passing of Rush Limbaugh. Mike Wood, Public Information Officer of the Pensacola Police Department, joins the show to discuss comments made at the recent Citizens’ Police Advisory Committee about moving away from militarizing the police and gun buy back program.
Andrew Mckay continues to discuss the passing of Rush Limbaugh, the influential media icon. Janice Gilley, Escambia County Administrator, joins the show to discuss the legendary snow plow purchased a few years back and the county no longer owning it.
Andrew Mckay discusses the death of Rush Limbaugh, the influential conservative radio host along with coverage on the Pensacola Bay Bridge reopening.
Officer Wood joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss comments made at the recent Citizens’ Police Advisory Committee about moving away from militarizing the police and the gun buy-back program and what will be done with the guns when they are bought back.
Administrator Gilley joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the legendary snow plow purchased a few years back and the county no longer owning it, the Sunday alcohol ordinance, and OLF-8 and the DPZ.
Samantha Abell joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the water issue in Santa Rosa County, and a municipal youth council coming to Gulf Breeze.
Mayor Robinson joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss if it’s necessary for the Pensacola police chief to live within city limits, the proposed tree ordinance, when Mayor Robinson plans on doing away with the mask ordinance, and Sherri Myers’ push to de-annex majority of her district (District 2) from the city.
Andrew Mckay breaks down former President Trump’s impeachment trial. Alex Andrade, State Representative of Florida’s 2nd Distract joins the show to discuss repairs to the Three-Mile Bridge.
Assistant Chief Deputy of the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office, Shane Tucker, joins the show to discuss a moment over the weekend where a fight broke out between two individuals.
Hour 1: Andrew McKay breaks down the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump.
Representative Alex Andrade joins the Pensacola Morning News to discuss the progress of Three-Mile Bridge repairs and the goal is repairs being completed by late March still on-track, and Rep. Andrade updates our area on local legislation running through the House.