Florida's Voice with Drew Steele has a feature hour remembering Charlie Kirk.

Chris Eckols and Adrian Johnson won the "JMN Experience" auctions for this year's Careathon supporting the Child Cancer Fund. They jin in on JMN, along with CCF's Carla Montgomery, sharing why that charity is important to them -- and what they've learned, seeing behind the curtain as today's show happens live! To donate to CCF, or get tickets for their next event (A Night in the Care-ibbean, 10/2) visit CHILDCANCERFUND.ORG.

Action Sports Jax's Brent Martineau joins JMN with a preview of this weekend's Jags/Taxans game. Houston has won 9 of the last 10 meetings here in Jacksonville, and f those the past 7 straight. Will that streak continue, or will the Jaguars rise to the challenge at home?

Meteorologist Garrett Bedenbaugh joins JMN with a long look at this weekend's weather forecast, and how it will affect your weekend agenda.

The government shutdown deadline gets closer (9/30), as the House works to approve another funding "Continuing Resolution." Republicans and Democrats have separate proposals in development, with a point of contention over continued Medicaid funding.

Our local business spotlight this week is Dainty Cheesecake Company. Visit them at 3061 Philips Hwy, or online at DAINTYCHEESECAKE.COM. Remember, "calories don't count when they're dainty!"

Open Enrollment is coming up. Clark explains why you need to review your options carefully, so you get the coverage you need for the budget you can afford!

Clark looks at driver assistance apps, and how those apps could be spying on you -- selling information about you and your habits.

Daniel Davis, President & COO of the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce and host of the Speak Easy Jax Podcast, joins JMN to discuss the podcast's upcoming Seasson 2 and some of the known guests and events it will feature. The podcast serves as a promotional and informational platform for events, activities, and opportunities happening in Jacksonville. You can find the show on your favorite podcast platforms.

Michael Corrigan of Visit Jax discusses the agreement with the Florida High School Athletic Association that will bring boys' and girls' state championship basketball tournament games to Jacksonville, starting in the 2026 season.