The Day the Music Died: Why February 3 Is the New Rock‑Holiday We All Need

We’re not just mourning Buddy Holly—on Feb 3 we light a candle, pour a drink, and declare war on Spotify’s algorithms. It’s the one day a red‑Muppet, a vintage record player, and a stubborn generation collide in glorious, sarcastic rebellion.

In this hour‑long whirlwind, co‑hosts Schuyler Black and Bobby Dewrell riff on everything from the oddly specific to the wildly topical. They kick things off with the “BT Redux” banter, dive into today’s National Carrot Cake Day (complete with a tongue‑in‑cheek ode to veg‑laden desserts), celebrate Elmo’s birthday, and even solemnly “remember” the Day the Music Died—all while sprinkling in their signature sarcasm and pop‑culture quips.

The pair then rolls out the local lowdown: a bright‑blue forecast (highs in the 60s, Mardi Gras parades, and a sneak peek at tomorrow’s rain), a Super Bowl‑week fundraiser for PAWS at Mid‑South Bank, and the surprising news that the NFL will stage its first regular‑season game in France for the 2026 season. They also flag a sewer spill advisory on the Santa Rosa Sound and share a quick health update on rising teen psychosis rates.

True to form, Skyler and Bobby spice the segment with a rapid‑fire “Ask Uncle Bobby” advice column, a cheeky rundown of today’s Doggy Date Day, and a few sponsor shout‑outs (Stripes Pub & Grill, Okaloosa Gas, OutKast Sushi, Precision Auto Glass, and more). All of this is wrapped in their irreverent, fast‑talking style that feels like a friendly, slightly chaotic morning coffee with two radio veterans who never shy away from a good joke—or a good rant.

So buckle up, turn up the volume, and get ready for the signature blend of humor, local news, national‑day trivia, and genuine camaraderie that makes the B‑Team Morning Show the Emerald Coast’s favorite alternative to your average radio programming. Let’s dive in!