Show Notes for Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Tuesday, November 3, 2026

What We're Talking About

The news we couldn't ignore if we tried

It's Election Day!

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Destin Fire Rescue Responds To Fire On Benning Drive

WJHG TV7— Destin Fire Rescue responded to a major shed fire Monday evening off Benning Drive. Crews have contained the fire, though heavy smoke continues to linger in the area as firefighters work to fully extinguish it.

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Okaloosa County Buries 28 Unclaimed Dead At Annual Memorial

Get The Coast— Okaloosa County held its 11th annual Lazarus Memorial Service on Monday, providing dignified burials for 28 people who died without family or financial means. The interfaith ceremony at Beal Memorial Cemetery in Fort Walton Beach, organized by county officials and clergy from 20 congregations, has interred 724 individuals since its inception in 2016.

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30A BBQ Fest Returns To Sandestin On Friday

WJHG TV7— The barbecue competition and fundraiser takes place November 6 at Grand Boulevard at Sandestin, featuring unlimited samples from local and regional restaurants competing for top honors. General admission tickets cost $70, with proceeds benefiting The Sonder Project, a nonprofit providing clean water and educational support in Africa.

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Navarre Beach Car Show Draws 75 Vehicles For Charity Event

Navarre Press— The 26th annual Navarre Beach Car, Truck & Bike Show attracted classic hot rods and modern sports cars on Oct. 31, organized by Pirates on the Panhandle, a Navarre-based club that has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for Northwest Florida nonprofits and schools since 2009.

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Lockheed Martin Backs Air Commando Museum At Hurlburt Field

Get The Coast— The Air Commando Heritage Foundation received support from Lockheed Martin's $25 million 25Forward initiative to build a museum at Hurlburt Field's Memorial Air Park. The five-year program, marking the 25th anniversary of September 11, will help preserve Air Force Special Operations history and educate future generations about Air Commandos from World War II to present.

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Two-Vehicle Crash Closes U.S. 98 Near Miramar Beach

WJHG TV7— A pickup truck with a utility trailer and a smaller car collided on U.S. 98 near Destin East Mobile Home Park on Nov. 2, trapping at least one occupant. All lanes were shut down, with authorities warning of delays lasting four to six hours.

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Fort Walton Beach Plans Community Garden Near Tennis Center

City Of Fort Walton Beach— Local residents will gather Nov. 7 to plan a new community garden on city property south of the Fort Walton Tennis Center. The volunteer-led project will be funded through grants, sponsorships, and plot rentals, with interested community members invited to help design, build, and maintain the space.

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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.

November 3 · Today's Letter

Dear Uncle Bobby,

I have one child in school, and I now have seven different apps for grades, lunch money, bus updates, sports messages, emergency alerts, classroom posts, and permission slips. Last week my child missed a field trip form because the form was in one app and the reminder came through another. I am trying to be responsible, but I cannot check seven inboxes every night like I am running air traffic control. How do I keep up without turning parenting into a part-time notification job?

Drowning In School Apps
Push Notification Prisoner

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Today's Holidays

Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.

Holiday #1 of 4

Cliché Day

Cliché Day is that precious little holiday where we all agree to stop pretending we’re original and just speak in pre-chewed fortune-cookie fragments like it’s a civic duty. You dust off every “it is what it is” and “living the dream” you’ve been stockpiling, then you trot them out like they’re wisdom instead of verbal packing peanuts. The whole point is to celebrate how language can keep moving even when the brain is parked in neutral. So buckle up, buttercup—today we’re taking the road less traveled, and by that I mean the one paved with the same tired phrases everybody swears they don’t use.

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