Rick Outzen: (we don’t) color on the dog

Rick Outzen: (we don’t) color on the dog

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Rick Outzen: (we don’t) color on the dog episodes

  • Election Night Coverage

    Rick provides live election coverage with the help of Former Escambia Commissioner Jeff Bergosh, Political wonk Jeff DeWeese, Communications Expert Sena Maddison, Ballard Partners' Dan McFaul and DIB Executive Director Walker Wilson.

    46 min
  • Election Eve in Escambia

    Early voting is over, and Supervisor of Elections Robert Bender joins Rick Outzen to break down record turnout, why vote by mail is down 30%, and what to expect when polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday. He also covers the relocated Precinct 35, the 7 p.m. deadline for mail ballots, and when results will start posting. #EscambiaCounty #Pensacola #ElectionDay #VoteFlorida #EarlyVoting #Inweekly #PensacolaPolitics

    8 min
  • Saving Public Schools

    Escambia County Superintendent Keith Leonard joins Rick Outzen to discuss the official October enrollment count of 33,065, the SAZAC review of Lincoln Park and Warrington elementary schools, a Cook-style arts school for the west side, Pensacola High’s IB middle school program and the status of The Devil’s Arithmetic. #EscambiaCounty #Pensacola #PublicEducation #SchoolChoice #LincolnPark #SAZAC #EscambiaSchools

    11 min
  • Sinking the SS United States

    Next month, the SS United States will become the world’s largest artificial reef off Okaloosa County. Coastal Conservation Association Florida’s Mimi Bass explains CCA’s $500,000 gift, what anglers and divers can expect, and why the Pensacola banquet on December 9 matters. #SSUnitedStates #CCAFlorida #Pensacola #ArtificialReef

    7 min
  • Gulf Breeze Recovers

    Three weeks after the hurricane, Gulf Breeze City Manager Samantha Abell tells Rick Outzen what the city prepared for, what the storm delivered instead, and how a natural gas failure tested its recovery. #GulfBreeze #Pensacola #HurricaneRecovery #LocalNews #RicksBlogLive

    6 min
  • Infant Deaths: A Tale of Two Cities

    A new state report shows Escambia’s region seeing fewer infant deaths. However, a Black or brown baby's infant mortality rate is nearly three times as high as that of a white baby.

    Healthy Start’s Allyson Anderson explains the numbers, the safe sleep and car seat help available to families, and a new doula program funded by the Escambia Children’s Trust. #Pensacola #HealthyStart #MaternalHealth #EscambiaCounty #Doula


    7 min
  • My Family's Holocaust

    Steve Nissim’s grandparents and four of their children were murdered at Auschwitz. His father, who fled Greece alone at 13, and an uncle survived. After a citizen at an Escambia County School Board meeting suggested “The Devil’s Arithmetic” was propaganda and not accurate, Nissim talks with Rick about his family’s story, what he tells students, and why he says Holocaust denial is dangerous. #Pensacola #EscambiaCounty #EscambiaSchools #Holocaust #NeverForget #DevilsArithmetic #RicksBlogLive

    10 min
  • Rick's Blog Live - Full Show 10-21-26

    Rick Outzen interviews Escambia County Public Safety Director Eric Gilmore, Ascension Sacred Heart CEO Rick Metzger, Milton City Manager Ed Spears, Port Director Lance Scott and Foo Foo Festival Past Chair Therese McKenize.

    58 min

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Rick Outzen and Sena Maddison interview various guests on a wide range of topics.