Show Notes for Wednesday, May 6, 2026

Wednesday, May 6, 2026

What We're Talking About

The news we couldn't ignore if we tried

Peeper Creeper Arrested In FWB For Bathroom Camera At Church

WEAR TV3— On May 3 in Fort Walton Beach, Florida, Aquilino Sanjur Ortega was arrested after being discovered hiding in the ceiling of a women’s restroom at Grace Church, where he is accused of recording women. The incident came to light when a woman noticed a mobile phone positioned above the ceiling and pointed toward her while she was using the restroom; she quickly left and informed church staff. Police, initially responding to a report of a possibly armed व्यक्ति at the church on Eglin Parkway NE, evacuated parishioners during a service before locating Ortega in the ceiling. He was unarmed and taken into custody without incident, later charged with video voyeurism and disturbing a religious assembly. Ortega is currently being held in the Okaloosa County Jail on an immigration detainer, and the investigation remains ongoing.

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Drunk Woman In WA Chases Child In Ford Focus Down Sidewalk

People— In Spokane County, Washington, authorities say 56-year-old Wendy Clemente allegedly chased a child riding a dirt bike by swerving her Ford Focus onto a sidewalk, prompting witnesses to shout in alarm as the child escaped unharmed. About 25 minutes later, deputies report she appeared at a stranger’s home and tried to open doors while the homeowner monitored the situation via a security camera. Deputies located Clemente nearby and noted signs of impairment; she initially denied drinking but later admitted to alcohol use. Officials say she also resisted arrest and attempted to kick a deputy. Clemente now faces charges including attempted first-degree assault, DUI, and criminal trespass, though she was later released on her own recognizance.

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Presidential Fitness Tests Returning To Schools

NewsNation— President Donald Trump is reinstating the Presidential Physical Fitness Award along with the traditional school fitness test once familiar to many students, reversing changes made during the Obama administration. The revived program will again feature activities such as a one-mile run, sit-ups, push-ups or pull-ups, and flexibility assessments, with high-performing students eligible to earn a presidential award. Trump said the initiative aims to encourage competition, athletic performance, and healthier habits among children as part of his “Make America Healthy Again” agenda, a move supported by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who cited increasing obesity rates and declining youth fitness. The test, which originated in the 1950s and became a longstanding school tradition, had been replaced in 2013 with a system focused more on overall health and individual improvement rather than competition.

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WWII Vet Celebrates 102nd Birthday At NAS Pensacola

WEAR TV3— In Pensacola, Florida, the National Naval Aviation Museum hosted a birthday celebration Tuesday for World War II veteran Lt. Cmdr. Cash Barber, who turns 102 on Wednesday, honoring both his military service and his dedication to preserving history by sharing his experiences with visitors each week. Barber, a regular at the museum for the past 12 years, often spends Tuesdays recounting stories from the war and described the museum as his “second home,” expressing gratitude for the recognition and those who attended. The celebration included a cake, and Barber thanked attendees while reflecting on how meaningful the museum and its community have been to him.

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Loose Dog Joins Race In Indy Last Weekend

WTHR— A surprise participant captured attention at Indianapolis’ IU Health 500 Festival Mini-Marathon when a loose dog suddenly joined the race, happily running alongside thousands of participants as if it belonged there. Officers overseeing the event noticed the energetic pup keeping pace with runners and later shared bodycam footage and photos, playfully asking if anyone could identify the “good boy.” Unbothered by the large crowd, the dog trotted along the course before officers safely picked him up after the race and began efforts to find its owner.

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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 6 · Today's Letter

Dear Uncle Bobby,

I used to feel confident and noticed at parties, but lately I feel invisible next to louder, more charismatic people. How do I get my spark back and stop feeling anxious and overlooked?

Drowning Beside Louder Personalities
Muted Party Peacock

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Today's Holidays

Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.

Holiday #1 of 4

No Homework Day

No Homework Day is the annual ceasefire where kids pretend they’re liberated, parents pretend it’s harmless, and teachers pretend the whole education system won’t wobble like a cheap card table. It’s not a revolution, it’s a 24-hour paperwork drought—just long enough for everyone to remember what free time feels like before the grind comes back with interest. The true tradition is watching overachievers twitch like they misplaced their personality, while the rest of the population discovers the ancient art of doing absolutely nothing on purpose. Enjoy it, because tomorrow the worksheets return, and they’ll be hungry.

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