Rick's Podcasts

A crazy show filled with segments on Shrimp Jesus, Francis Scott Key Bridge, Israel-White House tift, the Othani gambling scandal, Fred Fest, and JUMP - with Sena Maddison, Jackie Martorell, Mike Dobuski, Bill Cuilik, Matt Caughlin, Derrick Dennis, Jay O'Brien and Brian Clark.

 The Fred Levin Way Foundation will host the Third Annual Fred Levin Way Fest from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. on Sunday, April 14 in downtown Pensacola, near Palafox and Government Street. 

Shohei Ohtani, Major League Baseball's highest-paid player, broke his silence Monday afternoon about an alleged gambling scandal that prompted his team, the Los Angeles Dodgers, to fire his interpreter last week.  Brian Clark has the details.

On Facebook recently, you may have come across a strange AI-generated image that can only be described as “Shrimp Jesus.” Mike Dobuski tells us what’s going on, to the best of his ability.

NSC Spokesperson John Kirby called Netanyahu’s decision to not visit the White House "perplexing" at Monday's press briefing.  Kirby, over and over, argued that the U.S. vote was not a shift in policy (despite the U.S. previously vetoing other resolutions calling for an immediate ceasefire). Instead, there were tweaks to the language in this resolution that broadly captured the U.S. position.  Jay O'Brien has the latest developments. 

A major bridge in Baltimore snapped and collapsed after a container ship rammed into it early this morning, and several vehicles fell into the river below. Rescuers were searching for at least seven people in the water. Derricke Dennis was on the scene with the latest. 

Breeze Airways adds direct flights to/from Pensacola.

ABC News Morning Drive anchor Cheri Preston takes a deeper look at KateGate. Conspiracy theories about Kate Middleton’s whereabouts were bantered about for months in the online zeitgeist. Now that the Princess of Wales has revealed her cancer diagnosis, millions of online “sleuths” are trying to backtrack their conspiracy theories and apologizing for crass comments they made about what they thought was going on. Stephanie Yelton shares her insights into college women's basketball.From London, ABC News' Patrick Reevell has the latest on the ISIS attack on Moscow’s Crocus City Hall that killed over 135 people. Patrick was based in Moscow for over a decade.Sena Maddison shares news from over the weekend, and Rick discusses a recent resignation at the Escambia Children's Trust and what it says about Pensacola politics.

UWF women's basketball coach Stephanie Yelton is in St. Joseph, MO. found the NCAA Division Championship. She previews he quarterfinals. 

CivicCon hosts Richard Harwood's "Enough. Time to Build" campaign tonight from 6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. in the Wesley Abbey building of First United Methodist Church of Pensacola, 2 E. Wright Street. Harwood discusses what average citizens can do to get involved in their communities.