Ben Duval from Tunaskin discusses the Grouper Grappler, Al Kinkle tells about Kimmie's Recovery Zone and Jim Hocket discusses Estero Boulevard Lighting.

The town is going after Tuba player Derick Nangle. They say he can no longer walk the beach playing his Tuba. Jason tells about the crazy man who attaccked his staff at Mangorita's.

Pastor Shawn Critser and Sherri Critser from the Beach Baptist Church tell us all about the services the church offers, the great coffee they sell to help the people of Guatemala and we have a frank discussion about the homeless.

Chauncey Goss, Chairman of The South Florida Water Management District gives us an update on LOSOM. Fort Myers Beach Town Councilman Dan Allers touches on every issue the town is facing today.

Bonita Springs Councilman Jesse Pardon joined us for a discussion on community policing. As Fort Myers Beach debates hiring two LCSO deputies, Pardon tells us why Bonita has 14 community police officers.

Lee County School Board Member Chris Patricca is back to give us an update on how things are going at the district, including a search for a new Superintendent, LBGTQ issues, whether the Beach School should remain open and much more. Sanibel City Manager Judy Zimomra is retiring after 20 years. We look back on her stellar career, how she's been able to survive two decades in the manager's chair and what she has planned next.

John Campbell from the Army Corp of Engineers keeps us up to date on the Corps' LOSAM plan. Retired Federal Judge Steve McGuire talks about his book Prior Restraint and Bob Closson and Sarah McCormick, the new owners of Hammerhead Gym, give us the scoop on changes they're making to the fitness center.

City of Bonita Springs District 2 Councilman Jesse Purdon is all in on Community Policing. In this special interview, Purdon explains why Bonita has 14 community police officers, what they provide to the community and why he believes working with LCSO is better than creating a Bonita Springs Police Department.

With 40 years experience in the Kettering, Ohio police department, Jim Knickle has a great perspective on public safety. James Evans from the Sanibel Captiva Conservation Association is the go-to person on Water Quality.

Brad Foreman tells us about his latest attempt to climb Mt. Everest and the COVID breakout on the mountain. David Brown and Faiza Shariff from Family United give us the details on the 2021 Reeling For Autism fishing tournament coming up June 19th.