Show Notes for Friday, November 13, 2026

Friday, November 13, 2026

What We're Talking About

The news we couldn't ignore if we tried

Okaloosa County Schools Honor Pedestrian Safety Poster Winners

Okaloosa Schools— The Okaloosa County School District recognized student artists for entries in a pedestrian safety awareness contest, with winners receiving $100 gift cards and certificates from local mayors. Winning posters will be displayed in government buildings across the county to promote safe walking habits.

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Former NBA All-Star Kenny Anderson Coaches At Fort Walton Beach Prep

WJHG— Kenny Anderson, the second overall pick in the 1991 NBA draft who became an All-Star in 1994, now serves as a mentor and leadership trainer at Florida Coastal Prep in Fort Walton Beach. Anderson spent 14 years in the NBA before coaching five years at Fisk University and joining the basketball academy to help high school and post-graduate players develop discipline and work ethic.

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Eglin Air Force Base Airshow Returns After 15-Year Hiatus

Get The Coast— The Eglin Air Force Base Open House Airshow will take place April 9-11, 2027, marking its first event in more than 15 years. The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will headline the weekend, which includes aerial demonstrations, aircraft displays and family activities across all three days.

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Fort Walton Beach Council Schedules Two Meetings For Nov. 17

City Of Fort Walton Beach— The Fort Walton Beach City Council will hold a closed executive session at 5 p.m. to discuss pending legal action, followed by a regular public meeting at 6 p.m. Both sessions take place at City Hall on Miracle Strip Parkway.

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Bay County Man Faces 34 Felony Charges in Vehicle Burglary Spree

WMBB— Tyler Mack Maroney, 25, was linked to multiple car burglaries across Bay County after his arrest in Walton County on an unrelated burglary charge. Investigators connected him to incidents in Titus Park, Callaway and Panama City Beach through surveillance footage and six search warrants, charging him with armed burglary, theft and firearm possession counts that carry life prison exposure.

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Fort Walton Beach Citizens' Academy Launches January 2027

City Of Fort Walton Beach— Fort Walton Beach will host a five-week Citizens' Academy beginning Jan. 6, 2027, offering residents hands-on instruction in city government operations from department directors and staff. The program is limited to 20 participants aged 18 and older who live within the city and must commit to attending all Wednesday evening sessions through Feb. 3.

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Navarre Basketball Enters Season Under New Coach Boozer

Navarre Press— New head coach Greg Boozer has taken over the Navarre boys basketball program with high expectations for the Raiders. The team is competing in preseason games in Gulf Breeze this week as Boozer evaluates his squad's potential.

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Crestview Woman Charged In $80,000 Credit Fraud Case

— Cassandra Annemarie Kosobud-Woodring faces two felony charges after authorities say she opened an American Express account using her estranged husband's personal information without permission. The alleged fraud resulted in approximately $80,000 in charges.

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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 14 · Today's Letter

Dear Uncle Bobby,

I went to a big store for razor blades, deodorant, and a phone charger, and all three were locked behind glass. The help button either did nothing or brought an employee who could only open one case before disappearing again. After all that, I still had to use self-checkout and show my receipt near the exit. When did buying normal stuff become this much work?

Rage Locked Behind Glass
Cellblock Deodorant Shopper

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Today's Holidays

Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.

Holiday #1 of 4

Actor's Day

Actor’s Day is that annual civic ritual where we all pretend pretending is a public service, and the loudest applause goes to the people most comfortable crying on command under expensive lighting. It’s a holiday built on gratitude, ego, and the unspoken understanding that half the country thinks they could do it better if someone would just “give them a shot,” preferably on a streaming platform nobody can find. Folks swap monologues like trading cards, thank their “craft,” and post black-and-white photos that scream depth while saying absolutely nothing. Stick around, because once you peel back the glitter, you find a whole lot of humanity… and an alarming number of scarves indoors.

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