This week, local attorney Jennifer Hamey sits down with Mitch Maley and Dawn Kitterman to discuss the ethics complaint she filed against Manatee County Commission Chair Vanessa Baugh over her role in Vaccinegate. Hamey talks about the recent hearing in which the state ethics commission found probable cause of violations, as well as what we can expect from the process going forward.

Commissioner Vanessa Baugh appeared before the state’s ethics commission earlier this month. The commission found probable cause for ethics violations regarding her role in "vaccinegate." The following is an audio recording of the hearing.

Tanya Shaw is the Manatee County Code Enforcement officer that blew the whistle on a department scandal when she was asked by superiors to look the other way on violations on a Myakka City site that will be used for the Sarasota Medieval Fair. She sat down with TBT's Mitch Maley this week to tell the whole story, including the hostile environment that awaited when she returned to work.

In the second episode of the 941 Mixtape, TBT's Mitch Maley introduces listeners to local music by Duane Betts, the Greg Billings Band, Dickie Betts & Great Southern, Kettle of Fish, and more.

In this special edition of our podcast, TBT's Mitch Maley, Undine Shorey, and Dawn Kitterman play original music by top local acts, discuss the music scene and Undine's big move to Hollywood.

Sullivan Maley has been a copy editor and social media manager for the Times since 2017. In this special Father's Day edition of the podcast, he's interviewed by TBT editor Dennis Mitch Maley on what it was like to be a high school senior during COVID-19 and his feelings on the complicated world his generation will inherit.

Holmes Beach Mayor Judy Titsworth drops by the studio to talk about the tension with the county over parking spots, island water quality concerns, and more.

In this week's episode, Manatee County Commissioner Misty Servia drops by the studio to talk about homelessness, traffic, growth & development, and other matters of local government.

Former Manatee School Board Chair Karen Carpenter drops by the TBT studio to talk about the challenges facing public education, the importance of being a civically engaged citizen, and other critical issues in our community and society at large.

In this special episode, Bradenton morning radio icon Henry Raines guest hosts the podcast to interview TBT editor and columnist Dennis Mitch Maley about his latest book, "Burn, Black Wall Street, Burn," a work of historical fiction regarding a 1921 race massacre in Tulsa, Oklahoma.