Rick's Podcasts

From 6-7:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 12, Dr. Dana Suskind, world-class pediatric surgeon, social scientist, and best-selling author, shares a new look at the neuroscience of early childhood development—and how it can guide us toward a future in which every child has the opportunity to fulfill their potential! Reggie Dogan previews the event and discusses the Studer Community Institute's early child development initiatives. 

Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering Dean Jaromy Kuhl discusses the Dr. Faeza Rashid Kazmier STEM Scholarship Endowment.

The Bud Light Fishing Rodeo begins June 24. Pensacola Sports CEO Ray Palmer has the details.

The dinosaurs are back, and ready to take a bite out of the box office! Jurassic World Dominion will knock Top Gun: Maverick out of the top spot when it opens this weekend. Jason has thoughts. Also new this week, the latest Disney+/Marvel series Ms. Marvel is groundbreaking and has a charming star, but is that enough to live up to the critically acclaimed series that have come before it? And on Netflix, Adam Sandler has a new basketball drama, and there’s a new Amy Schumer and friends comedy special in which you might see Jason in the audience.

With Sena Maddison pursuing a pro golf career in Saudi Arabia, Eric Stevenson sat in as my co-host.

The interviews from the Thursday, June 9 show.

The city of Milton is being named to several Top 10 lists - Cheapest Place to Live, Best Place to Live in Panhandle and Best Old Town in Florida. City Manager Randy Jorgensen talks about the revitalization of his town.

On Friday, June 10, Innisfree is hosting a “topping out” party for its newest Pensacola Beach hotel, Fairfield by Marriott, at 16 Via de Luna.  Rich Chism shares the details on this $75-million project that is expected to open next spring.

Lakeview Center, FamiliesFirst Network and Global Connections to Employment will host a job fair from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. on Wednesday, June 15, at the Lakeview Activity Center, 1110 W. Lakeview Ave.  April Millender has the details.

This week, Tampa Bay Times reporter Ian Hodgson reported on the State Auditor General's investigation into the first months of the COVID pandemic had found missing case and death data and incomplete contact tracing as the virus spread across Florida.  Hodgson was my guest this morning.