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What We're Talking About

The news we couldn't ignore if we tried

250 Parade In Crestview Has Been Postponed Until September

The B Team Show— As excitement built across Okaloosa County for the much-anticipated America's 250 Grand Parade, organizers made the difficult but thoughtful decision to reschedule the celebration until Saturday, September 12th after forecasters warned of heavy rain and strong storms expected to move through the area this weekend. While families, veterans, marching bands, and local businesses are disappointed to put away their red, white, and blue decorations a little longer, community leaders emphasized that safety came first and promised the extra time would only make the patriotic celebration even more memorable when the streets of downtown Crestview finally fill with music, waving flags, classic cars, and neighbors gathered together under hopefully sunnier skies.
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Broadcast Pioneer Ted Turner Passes Away

People— Ted Turner, the influential businessman who founded CNN and built the Turner Broadcasting empire, has died at the age of 87. Turner revolutionized television in 1975 by creating the first “superstation,” which evolved into TBS, and later purchased the Atlanta Braves to broadcast their games nationwide. In 1980, he launched CNN, the world’s first 24-hour news network, leading to the expansion of Turner Broadcasting into major channels including CNN Headline News, CNN International, TNT, Cartoon Network, and Turner Classic Movies. Turner sold the company to Time Warner in 1996 for $7.3 billion in stock and remained involved with the company until 2006. Beyond his media success, he was also widely respected for his philanthropy and environmental advocacy through the Turner Foundation, which he established in 1990.
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Deranged Liberal FL Man Arrested For Threat On Trump Administration

FoxNews— A South Florida man has been taken into custody after federal authorities accused him of making repeated online threats targeting Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, and former Attorney General Pam Bondi. Investigators allege that 32-year-old Nathaniel Sanders II posted threatening messages and videos on X and Instagram between January and April, including statements about bombing the White House and harming Rubio, while also referencing firearm ownership in some clips. Sanders appeared in federal court this week and is facing federal threat-related charges that carry a potential sentence of up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
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Commisioner In Deltona Threatened By Fellow Commisioner

ClickOrlando News 6— A growing political dispute in Deltona has turned into a criminal investigation after Commissioner Dori Howington was accused of threatening and making unwanted physical contact with fellow Commissioner Emma Santiago during a disagreement connected to an ethics probe. According to deputies, Howington allegedly made threatening remarks toward Santiago, including saying, “I know where you live,” before reportedly patting her on the shoulder. Investigators said they found probable cause for charges of simple battery and threatening an elected official, though no arrest has been made and prosecutors are now reviewing the case. Howington has denied the allegations, describing the complaint as politically motivated.
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Sorry, The 28 Year Old Can't Attend High School

BronxRiverNews— A 28-year-old woman is facing charges after prosecutors say she posed as a teenager to enroll at Westchester Square Academy in New York City. Authorities allege that Kacy Claassen used the false identity “Shamara Rashad” and claimed to be a 16-year-old recent arrival from Ohio, allowing her to attend classes and interact closely with actual students. Some students later reported feeling uncomfortable after she allegedly made disturbing remarks about “hiding bodies.” Investigators say the deception was uncovered when the school principal discovered Claassen’s Facebook profile displaying her real name and birthdate, and prosecutors claim she later admitted to lying about her identity, saying a friend encouraged the scheme in hopes of obtaining additional public assistance benefits. Claassen has pleaded not guilty to charges including child endangerment, criminal impersonation, and trespassing.
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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.

May 8 · Today's Letter

Dear Uncle Bobby,

I hate my job and I keep thinking about quitting to travel and live in a van. Is that a terrible idea, or should I do it?

Terrified Of Quitting Stability
Van Daydream Burnout

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Upcoming Events

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May 9, 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Boats and Crawfish Boil at MarineMax

📍 Marine Max of Fort Walton Beach

Join MarineMax for their Boats and Boil Customer Appreciation Event on Saturday, May 9th from 11 to 3!

Come check out the latest Grady-White boats—built for adventure, powered for the Gulf—and while you’re here… grab a plate!

We’re serving up over 500 pounds of fresh, delicious crawfish—so bring your appetite and your crew.

Boats, crawfish boil, and good times—it’s all happening at MarineMax of Fort Walton Beach on Highway 98 across from Whataburger!


Don’t miss it—May 9th, 11 to 3. MarineMax of Fort Walton Beach… where your next adventure begins.

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Today's Holidays

Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.

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Make-A-Book Day

Make-A-Book Day is that annual reminder that the human race will glue anything to anything and call it “a story,” then act surprised when it has feelings. You take paper, staples, and whatever thoughts you’ve been dodging all year, and you crank out a homemade book like you’re Benjamin Franklin with a craft-store coupon. It’s wholesome, sure—right up until you realize you’re one glitter pen away from writing your own manifesto about dragons, divorce, or both. The point isn’t literary greatness; it’s proving you can still make something real in a world that mostly makes excuses.

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