Rick's Podcasts

Gulf Winds Credit Union and its Foundation recently donated $20,000 to Pensacola Habitat for Humanity. Since 1981, Pensacola Habitat has helped over 1,650 households achieve affordable homeownership. Gulf Winds has supported these efforts since 2016, donating more than $67,000 and volunteering at yearly events like the Executive Build and Women Build. Foundation Vice President David Feliciano talked about the  Gulf Winds's commitment to the community.  

Pensacola Ice Flyers start their 2024-25 season at 7:05 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 19, at the Pensacola Bay Center. Owner Greg Harris talks about the team, season and the fun atmosphere at the home games.

Rick talks with Jeff Bergosh, Natasha Howard, Jennifer Brahier, Melanie Nichols, Kristin Longley, and Jim Ryan.

Community Health's Chief Experience Officer, Natasha Howard, discusses the importance of early detection and what Community Health is doing to achieve it.

Pensacola City Councilwoman Jennifer Brahier recaps last week's council meeting and discusses the charities she supports.

Rick talks with Sena Maddison, Anna Ryan, Scottlin Williams, Lumon May,  and Karen Travers.

The Soul Bowl is coming back to Blue Wahoos Stadium. One day. Five youth football games. Thousands of fans. Games start at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 5. Purchase tickets online at https://www.milb.com/pensacola.

Anna Ryan finds out if the rain will spoil her homecoming date.

The lovable giants of Northwest Florida Great Dane Rescue(NWFLGDR) are back for the 8th Annual Danetoberfest, and they’re bringing all the slobbery kisses you can handle! Join us on Saturday, Oct. 5, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Seville Square in downtown Pensacola for an unforgettable day of fun, fundraising, and Great Danes galore!

This year's theme is “Raise the Woof,” so be ready for some paws-itively big fun! Expect nose boops, surprise slobber bombs, and the chance to meet around 35 adoptable Great Danes and a crew of alumni Danes. 

The tropical system in the Gulf may only bring Florida a bunch of rain, according to Escambia County meteorologist Scottlin Williams.