Rick's Podcasts

Bart Hudson previews Hot Glass Cold Brew: Art in Bloom that's Friday, March 8 at First City Arts Center. For tickets, visit here.

Troy Rafferty discusses yesterday's Senate vote to set up a $20-million compensation fund for Dozier School survivors.

Mayor D.C. Reeves shares his takeaways from last week's trip to New Orleans, his plans for Malcolm Yonge site and the opening of Bruce Beach park.

Family and friends have established a scholarship fund in the memory of Kathy Denkler. The fund will cover the tuition at the National Flight Academy, NAS Pensacola, for one or two local students annually.Mike Dinkler discusses the fund and the goal to raise $50,000 by March 27 (Kathy's birthday).Contributions are fully tax deductible. Checks should made payable to Naval Aviation Museum Foundation with Kathy Denkler Fund in the memo or remarks.Direct link: navalaviationfoundation.org/kathy-denkler-scholarship/

And the full show: Jeff Bergosh, Jim Ryan, Stephanie Yelton, Chasity Brooks, Ray Palmer and En Nguyen.

The University of West Florida's women's backstball team finished fifth in the Gulf South Conference regular-season and will open the league tourney on the road on Tuesday. The Argos will travel to Auburn Montgomery (19-9, 17-7) for the quarterfinal match-up. The game will start at 5:30 p.m. at the AUM Gymnasium. Coach Stephanie Yelton has the details.

Escambia County Commissioner Jeff Bergosh discusses American Magic and the Beulah Master Plan.  He previews a project for Perdido Key that he's bringing to the board. He explains his ethics complaint against Jonathan Owens.

Ray Palmer previews the 2024 Hercules Tires Sun Belt Conference Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships that will take place March 5-11 at the Pensacola Bay Center.

Tom Pace talks about how the quest to get American Magic to Pensacola began.

Full show: Sena Maddison, Walker Wilson, Tom Pace, Jason Nathanson, Haley Brown, Anamarie Mixon, Kristy Craig, Tonya Dahlhaus, and Samantha Breedlove.