Wanda P starts the show with Lydia Bell, President, Brentwood Gardens Community Association, discussing an update on the new Medical Examiner's Office Morgue and Forensic Lab and The Town Hall Meeting on The Neighborhood Bill of Rights. Also in hour 1 she speaks with Dr. Selena Webster Bass of the Richard Webster-Bass Health Institute's Sickle Cell Vision, Voice, and Victory Board Party. In Hour 2, Wanda talks with Mr. Glenvin Owen, a young man who is running for Mayor for the City of Jacksonville.

The hosts discuss local and national headlines: JEA leadership turmoil timeline; Northside residents pharmacy desert; Rahman Johnson runs for VP of City Council; Jacksonville couple returns home after being stranded in Israel amid escalating conflict. In hour 2, Dr. Ivana Rich-Leitner, speaks about the The 2nd Annual Wear Her Crown Panel and Mixer-Celebrating Women's History Month.

Octavius and Wanda talk local in hour 1: JEA saga, Jax City Council and more! In hour 2, they are joined by KIM RANDOLPH and HEATHER MOONEY, Early Learning Coalition of Duval to speak about the organizations programs that help young children get ready for learning. It's a great conversation with GREAT information!

Octavius and Wanda P talk local issues: Kevin Carrico and the JEA Board fiasco; and the impact and legacy of the late Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. In hour 2 they talk with KEVIN WATERS of the JACKSONVILLE 95ers about how basketball shape his entire life and this phase of his life as the 95ers begin their 3rd season as a TBL (The Basketball League) professional team.

Octavius and Wanda speak with MONIQUE JOHNSON about the upcoming Community-Police Relations Forum on Friday, February 20, 2026,  at the Florida Barber Institute. In hour 2 GREG COLEMAN, Bob Hayes Annual Track Meet talks about the Meet and all of the activities that will take place March 19-21st

Octavius talks local and entertainment topics in hour 1: freezing weather, JTA & Jax City Council, Nicki Minaj & DJT, Don Lemon's arrest and more. In Hour 2, he welcomes JAMES SINGLETON and they talk the grassroots efforts for reparations and more.

In the first hour, Octavius welcomes STANDRALYN TERRY, Northeast Florida Executive Director, Better Together, the organization that works with families to keep them together and thriving. In hour 2, Octavius talks with NICOLE HAM, Executive Director and KRISTIN MURRAY, Marketing & Engagement Lead, Blue Zones Project Jacksonville. The organization that works to improve the health, wellness and well-being of 32206, 32208, 32209, 32210 and 32244 community zip codes in Jacksonville.

: Octavius and Jason discuss his background and what led him to JAMS; and its after school, summer camps and other music programs and its youth development programs.

Octavius and Wanda discuss local and other topics in hour 1: Robert Alvero and his controversial remarks about Blacks; Jacksonville Sheriff’s office, police involved shooting in Oceanway neighborhood, Mickey Lee, Jax Resident who starred in last season’s national show ‘Big Brother’ and who dies of Super K flu. HOUR 2: Guest ALICIA HENDERSON of DCPS talks about the upcoming Annual Districtwide Spelling Bee and the benefit of academic competition, and more.

Octavius and Wanda speak w/ Mr. Steward Washington ahead of the 43rd Conference on Men's Mental Health from NW Behavioral Services; State Rep Angie Nixon talks "Holidays on the Block" annual free event at her Cafe Resistance Bookstore and Coffee Shop and they talk about her tour across Florida speaking to citizens about issues that concern them. They also speak about her potential run for US Senate.