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  • LISTEN: Man dies in police custody in Crestview
    McNabb struggled with officers before they were able to handcuff him. They believed McNabb was overdosing and called EMS. As officers spoke with McNabb, he began to calm down but was breathing heavily and sweating profusely, police reported.
    As the officers waited for EMS, McNabb stopped breathing. Officers could not detect a pulse. 
    Crestview firefighters arrived and began CPR before EMS took McNabb to North Okaloosa Medical Center. He was pronounced dead shortly after his arrival.
    The Florida Department of Law Enforcement will investigate McNabb’s death because he died in police custody, the release said.
    The responding officers have been placed on modified duty pending a debriefing.
    3 min
  • Ep 73: Quality Seafood's Carol Huntsberger and the women of SXSW
    For more than 15 years, Carol Huntsberger has owned Quality Seafood, the legendary fish market and restaurant that has been around for more than 80 years. She shares how she decided to park the Mary Kay career and transition to learning everything you need to know about fish to sell it to local restaurants and home cooks.
    Also in this week's episode, hosts Addie and Alyssa catch up about some of the other powerful women they encountered during this year's South by Southwest, and share audio clips with sometimes Austinite Zooey Deschanel, "Top Chef" host Padma Lakshmi, WWE icon Stephanie McMahon and cookbook author Anita Lo.
    34 min
  • Tarter Source #151: The British Invasion hits Peoria, for a good cause
    Lesley Matuszak of the Greater Peoria Boys and Girls Clubs and MaryJo Schettler of Peoria Promise talk with the Journal Star's Steve Tarter about the "Beatles vs. Stones: A Musical Showdown" fundraiser concert on April 10 at the Monarch Music Hall in Peoria. The two organizations have teamed up to bring two nationally-known touring tribute bands "Abbey Road" and "Satisfaction" to Peoria in a fundraising duel between The Beatles and The Rolling Stones tribute bands.
    20 min
  • Worcester Culture Watch: What Makes the Show? Talking Gary Clark Jr., Samantha Fish, ''On Your Feet' and More
    In today's "Worcester Culture Watch," Victor Infante, Craig Semon and Richard Duckett dig into a number of local and regional shows, and a little bit into what makes them so exciting. Craig and Victor talk about the two two rising blues stars they've seen recently, respectively Samantha Fish and Gary Clark Jr., and Victor and Richard reminisce about Miami Sound Machine in honor of "On Your Feet" at the Hanover Theatre. All this, and a song by Mike Kane and the Morning Afters!
    40 min

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