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6–10 AM • 100.3 KROCK – Fort Walton Beach
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What We're Talking About
The news we couldn't ignore if we tried
Byron Donalds Visits Niceville
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FWB To Close Brooks St, Bay Dr On Saturday Night
Ask Uncle Bobby
Bad advice for good people.
As heard on the B-Team Morning Show
Each weekday, some poor soul writes in for help. Uncle Bobby gives them the worst advice we can legally put on the air.
October 28 · Today's Letter
Dear Uncle Bobby,
I opened my quarterly 401(k) statement and it was down again, and I swear my left eye started twitching. I’m 53, my dad retired with a pension and a gold watch, and I’ve been told for thirty years that the market always comes back. Should I be panicking or am I just finally noticing the scam?
Retirement Funds Collapsing Again
Twitching By The Mailbox
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Oct 5, 12:00 PM - Nov 6, 12:00 PMHigh School Football: Fort Walton Beach
📍 Fort Walton Beach High School
Fort Walton Beach faces a challenging football schedule this season as the Vikings look to build momentum and compete for a postseason berth. The regular season opens with a road game at Gulf Breeze before home contests against Milton and Crestview. The Vikings will also square off with district opponents Pace, Navarre and Niceville, in addition to longtime rival Choctawhatchee, before wrapping up the regular season at Tate. With a slate featuring rivalry games, key district matchups and several tough road tests, Fort Walton Beach will be challenged throughout the season in its pursuit of a playoff spot.
Today's Holidays
Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.
Holiday #1 of 4
Vote Early Day
Vote Early Day is that shiny little civic “holiday” where we all pretend the best way to honor democracy is to treat your ballot like a crockpot recipe: set it early and walk away. The pitch is simple—skip the Election Day scrum, beat the lines, dodge whatever fresh chaos is waiting like a raccoon in a trash can. It’s part public service, part panic management, and part reminder that the system runs best when you don’t show up all at once like it’s a concert and there’s only one door. Anyway, mark your calendar and act responsible in advance, because nothing says freedom like scheduling your participation.
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