Rick's Podcasts

Levin Papantino Rafferty shareholder Kim Adams has filed an Amicus Brief in Reynaldo Gonzalez, et al. v. Google LLC, which is before the U.S. Supreme Court. The brief states the argument that Google-generated recommendations are not “neutral tools” and should not be protected by “Section 230.”Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act is part of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 that regulated online pornography. The section has been broadly interpreted to provide almost unlimited legal immunity from liability for internet services and uses for content posted on the internet.

The full show for Friday, Jan 20, 2023: Walker Wilson, Jason Nathanson, Jerry Maygarden, Nathan Holler and Dusti Sluder.

HCA Florida West Hospital and the HCA Healthcare Foundation awarded a $50,000 grant to Pensacola State College to establish a nurse explorer boot camp that will encourage high school seniors to pursue a career in nursing. PSC Dean Dusti Sluder shares the details.

Nathan Holler discusses The Dog House Deli, its most popular and most sensational hot dogs.

Thursday evening came word of the death of legendary rocker David Crosby. Jason Nathanson discusses his interview with Crosby a couple of years ago. 

The University of West Florida announced a $250,000 gift from Rhonda and Jerry Maygarden to the Maygarden Family Scholarship Endowment at the UWF Foundation and to name the Jerry Louis Maygarden Undergraduate Communication Program. The UWF Board of Trustees approved naming the undergraduate program during its December 2022 meeting. Jerry Maygarden talks about his love for the UWF.

The full show for Thursday, Jan. 19, 2023: Robert Bender, Lindsey Cannon, Corey McKern and Brad Garrett.

Children's Home Society's Lindsey Cannon explains the CHS navigators program.

The first Pensacola Opera show of the year is Puccini’s “La bohème,” 7:30 p.m., Friday, Jan. 20, and 2 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 22, at the Saenger Theatre. Artistic Director Corey McKern previews the show.

The search warrant of Moscow Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger's Pullman, Washington apartment was unsealed on Wednesday. The items seized include receipts from two different retail stores; computers and a number of hairs (human and animal); a vacuum cleaner bag and a number of cuttings and swabs of reddish/brown stain (possibly blood). Brad Garrett categorizes each item and explains what investigators are looking for that will possibly link Kohberger back to the crime scene.