Pensacola Sports CEO Ray Palmer joins Rick Outzen to celebrate his induction into the Sports ETA Hall of Fame — one of only 24 inductees in the organization’s 30-year history.

Ray shares what 25 years in sports tourism has taught him about the industry’s staying power, makes the case for a dedicated indoor sports facility in Escambia County, and explains why that facility does not have to be built next to the Bay Center.

Pensacola Mayor D.C. Reeves sits down with Rick Outzen to discuss the city’s most pressing issues — from the Joe Patti’s Seafood lawsuit to SailGP’s explosive growth at the Port, downtown hotel expansion, and the future of the Bay Center.

Pensacola Sports CEO Ray Palmer joins Rick Outzen to preview the Sunbelt Conference Basketball Tournament, opening March 3 at the Bay Center. Ray discusses the wide-open men’s bracket, the conference’s innovative format changes, and reflects on his legacy of bringing championship-level college sports to Pensacola.

Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons sits down with Rick Outzen to discuss earning the top spot on the Inweekly 2026 Power List, his 40+ years in law enforcement, a leadership philosophy forged through mentorship.

State Rep. Alex Andrade joins Rick Outzen to discuss his bold plan to tie Medicaid managed care profits to infant mortality outcomes, new legislation targeting the diversion of state settlement funds in the wake of the Hope Florida scandal, and a bill to overhaul Florida's broken public records compliance system.

Author Julie Still-Rolin shares her terrifying experiences living in a haunted house for 11 years, the shadow children who befriended her son, and why she couldn't escape despite trying to sell the property six times.

Her new book "The Haunting of Pensacola Avenue" reveals the paranormal investigation, mysterious destroyed records, and the four spirits that made her life a living nightmare.

Sheriff Chip Simmons explains how Escambia County handles officer-involved shooting investigations, from the immediate response to FDLE involvement, internal affairs reviews, anddeputy training protocols.

Learn about the multi-agency transparency process that differs significantly from federal approaches.

From September 2023, Escambia County Commissioner Lumon May expressed his frustration in getting the Escambia Children's Trust to pause while it gets its house in order. 

State Rep. Alex Andrade joins Rick Outzen to preview the 2025 Florida Legislative Session, his last before terming out. .

Andrade pulls no punches discussing Governor DeSantis's executive management failures, the brewing conflicts between the House and Senate, and his priorities for healthcare budget reform.

From SNAP program errors to infant mortality reduction, Andrade outlines the monumental challenges facing lawmakers when the session gavels in on Jan. 13.

The Argos are sitting at 10-4 and tied for second place in what Coach Stephanie Yelton calls “the most balanced Gulf South Conference in years.”

In the latest “We Don’t Color on the Dog” podcast episode, Coach Yelton breaks down:

🔹 How the young team won a crucial overtime game against conference leaders🔹 The strategic changes driving their fast-paced, aggressive style🔹 Standout performances from Amelia Bell (leading the league in FG%) and Isabelle Grimes🔹 Why every remaining game matters in the push for NCAA tournament play

“We’re happy about where we are, but not satisfied with where we are.” - Coach Stephanie Yelton