Show Notes for Tuesday, June 2, 2026

Tuesday, June 2, 2026

What We're Talking About

The news we couldn't ignore if we tried

Sheriff Aden Warns Promoters Of Planned Chaos On Crab Island

Get The Coast— The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office is warning the public about promoters planning to “take over” Crab Island. Authorities say these events could involve illegal activities and pose financial risks to participants. The sheriff emphasized that organizers could be held criminally and financially responsible for any violations. Residents and visitors are urged to be cautious and avoid participating in unpermitted events.

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Destin Council Changes Mind, Decides To Go With Fireworks For The 4th

Get The Coast— Destin’s City Council unanimously approved a July 4th fireworks display for the city. Officials are also exploring the possibility of adding a drone light show if funding becomes available. The city aims to enhance Independence Day celebrations and attract more visitors with these events.

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Eglin AFD Are Munitions Testing All Week

Get The Coast— Eglin Air Force Base will conduct munitions testing in the Gulf of America from June 1–6. The testing may generate loud noises and visible detonations in the area. Officials say the exercises are routine and part of training operations. Residents and boaters are advised to stay clear of designated testing zones for safety.

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Disagree With A Democrat? You're Not Their Friend!

PsyPost— Political differences are increasingly straining relationships in the U.S., with 37% of Americans reporting that they’ve lost a friendship, family tie, coworker connection, or romantic relationship over politics. Friends are the most commonly affected, followed by family members, coworkers, and partners, and the trend has worsened since the 2024 election. The study found that Democrats are more likely than Republicans to end relationships over political disagreements, with nearly half of Democrats saying they had lost a relationship this way compared with about 29% of Republicans. Researchers warn that these “political breakups” may deepen national polarization, as those who cut ties over politics tend to view the opposing side more negatively and exaggerate their differences.

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FL Principal Placed On Leave Over Uncited Quote

WSBV-TV— A Florida principal, Katie O’Connell, says she was unfairly penalized after a Fetty Wap lyric appeared next to her photo in a middle school yearbook. She was placed on paid leave and warned her contract might not be renewed because of the quote, “Everybody hating, we just call them fans though,” which she claims she never submitted or approved and suspects was added after review. The school district is investigating, while her attorney argues she is being unfairly targeted. Despite facing harassment and threats, O’Connell hopes to continue her career as a principal elsewhere.

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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.

June 2 · Today's Letter

Dear Uncle Bobby,

I feel like I am always the last to know what is happening at work because I am not part of the office gossip. Would joining in help my career, and if so how do I do it without causing problems?

Excluded From Office Whispers
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Today's Holidays

Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.

Holiday #1 of 4

I Love My Dentist Day

<p data-id="e90cc16e-127b-4ab5-b835-715d020881f8" id="e90cc16e-127b-4ab5-b835-715d020881f8">I Love My Dentist Day is that special little holiday where we pretend the person who drills into our skull for fun is basically a saint with a day planner. You show up, you smile through clenched teeth, and you say “thank you” like they didn’t just invoice you for the privilege of being judged under fluorescent lighting. It’s a celebration of modern dentistry, emotional resilience, and the ancient human tradition of calling pain “self-care” when it costs enough. So go ahead, send a card, leave a review, floss like you mean it—this isn’t the punchline, it’s the loading screen.</p>

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