Show Notes for Monday, June 15, 2026

Monday, June 15, 2026

What We're Talking About

The news we couldn't ignore if we tried

Troy Advances In CWS - Faces WV Tomorrow In Omaha

ESPN— Troy has already proven it belongs on college baseball's biggest stage, and the Trojans will look to keep their remarkable postseason run alive when they face West Virginia in an elimination game at the College World Series. The Mountaineers have enjoyed a historic season and edged Troy earlier in Omaha, but the Trojans have shown too much resilience to be counted out. After rallying from a four-run deficit to eliminate Ole Miss, Troy enters with confidence, battle-tested by one of the nation's toughest schedules and fueled by a lineup capable of erupting at any moment behind standout catcher Jimmy Janicki. For a program just a few hours down the road from home, this run has captured the imagination of fans across the region, and the Trojans will once again embrace the underdog role with the belief that their grit, toughness and timely hitting can extend an unforgettable season by one more day.

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US and Iran Reach Peace Deal

Wall Street Journal— After four months of conflict that shook global politics and disrupted energy markets, the United States and Iran say they have agreed to halt military operations, marking a significant step toward ending the war. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced that a formal signing ceremony is expected to take place Friday in Switzerland and said both nations had committed to an immediate end to fighting on all fronts, including in Lebanon, although major unresolved issues have been deferred to future negotiations, raising questions about the durability of the agreement. President Trump later declared on social media that the deal with Iran was complete, announcing the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to commercial shipping and the lifting of the U.S. naval blockade, signaling hopes for a return to stability in global oil markets.

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Western Gulf Low To Bring A Rainy Week To FL Panhandle

Get The Coast— Okaloosa County residents should prepare for a soggy stretch of weather this week as a developing tropical system is expected to push deep moisture into the region, increasing the chances for widespread showers and thunderstorms. While significant tropical development remains uncertain, forecasters say the primary concern will be periods of heavy rainfall that could lead to localized flooding, along with occasional gusty winds and lightning. Officials are urging residents and visitors to stay weather-aware, monitor the latest forecasts and be prepared for changing conditions as the system moves through the Gulf Coast.

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Look Out For Those Drunk Canadians

Local12— A Canadian man stole a kayak and used a snow shovel to paddle around a lake. Someone called the police and told them the man was drunk and had stolen their kayak. When officers arrived, the man had flipped the kayak and was unable to swim back to shore. Officers helped him out of the water and arrested him. He was charged with impaired operation of a vessel.

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Okaloosa County Says It's Planning To Charge For Parking and Boat Ramps

WEAR TV3— Okaloosa County leaders are considering a proposal that would introduce paid parking at select beaches, parks and boat ramps as a way to generate revenue for future improvements and maintenance of recreational facilities. Under the concept being explored, county residents would continue to park for free while visitors and non-residents could be charged fees at locations including beach access points on Okaloosa Island and several popular boat launches. Commissioners say the additional funding could help offset property taxes and support upgrades to public amenities, although no final decisions have been made and county staff will return with detailed recommendations before any program is implemented.

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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 15 · Today's Letter

Dear Uncle Bobby,

My office has frequent potlucks that feel mandatory, and I am not good at cooking. How can I contribute without becoming the subject of gossip or looking unprofessional?

Mandatory Potluck Humiliation Panic
Nervous Casserole Ghost

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Today's Holidays

Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.

Holiday #1 of 4

Justice for Janitors Day

<p data-id="ced8f675-f8a8-4a3b-b9d9-cb87c6ddfee6" id="ced8f675-f8a8-4a3b-b9d9-cb87c6ddfee6">Justice for Janitors Day is that annual moment when society remembers the building doesn’t “magically stay clean,” it just gets scrubbed back into respectability by people who don’t get thanked until the place smells like a wet dog and regret. It’s not a holiday so much as a collective guilt burp with a side of microwaved sheet cake in the break room. You nod solemnly, you post something earnest, you promise “we should do better,” and then you immediately go back to treating trash cans like they’re bottomless portals to another dimension. So today we’re saying the quiet part out loud: if the janitors clocked out for good, half of you would be living in a science experiment by Thursday.</p>

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