The B Team Morning Show
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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
Santa Rosa County Commissioners Schedule Two Meetings This Week
Fort Walton Beach Police Host Coffee with a Cop Downtown
Okaloosa County SUV Crash Injures Three Teens Oct 5, 4:07 PM
Crestview Autism Center Seeks Funds Through Laurel Hill Fundraiser
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 6 · Today's Letter
Dear Uncle Bobby,
I got invited to my thirty-year high school reunion and it is a Facebook event with 84 interested and 9 going. Tickets are sixty-five dollars and they are doing name tags with senior photos. I can not decide whether to go or just disappear. What do I do?
Terrified Of Reunion Name Tags
Name Tag Nervouswreck
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Oct 5, 12:00 PM - Oct 23, 12:00 PMHigh School Football: Niceville
📍 Niceville High School
Niceville will take on a challenging football schedule this fall as the Eagles aim for another successful season. The campaign begins with back-to-back home games against Prattville, Alabama, and West Florida before the team enters district play against Navarre. The schedule also includes marquee matchups with rival Choctawhatchee, Pace, Crestview and Fort Walton Beach, along with a late-season road contest at Dunnellon. Featuring a balanced mix of non-district tests, rivalry games and key district showdowns, the Eagles will face a demanding path as they chase another playoff appearance.
Today's Holidays
Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.
Holiday #1 of 4
Come and Take It Day
Come and Take It Day is that annual civic ritual where folks dust off the old Gonzales cannon story from 1835, slap the slogan on everything that’ll hold ink, and act like history is a gym membership they definitely use. It’s Texas pride in its purest form: equal parts frontier grit, inheritance dispute, and a group project where nobody can agree what the assignment was, but everybody swears they got an A. The whole thing is absurd on purpose, like a parade for a mood, and the mood is “try me.” And if you’re listening for nuance, don’t worry—this holiday brought none, but it did bring merch.
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