NewsRadio 1620’s nationally syndicated talk host Roger Hedgecock is coming back to Pensacola for two nights of special Florida Primary coverage.
Monday night you’re invited to sit in when Roger brings the nation to Northwest Florida, broadcasting live from 5 till 8 PM at Jerry’s Cajun Cafe on North Ninth Avenue in Pensacola. Complimentary appetizers, beverages, and three hours of politically-charged, conservative red, white and blue radio; and a prelude to what happens when the votes are counted on Tuesday across Florida, and only on NewsRadio 1620.
We’ll see you this Monday, January 30 from 5 till 8 PM at Jerry’s Cajun Cafe, 6205 North Ninth Avenue in Pensacola, Florida.
Larry Butler, a familiar voice to NewsRadio1620 listeners as the host of the Larry Butler Show from 2007 through 2009. Whether he was reminiscing about the recording of The Gambler with Kenny Rogers, talking about the great meal he had at the Fish House, or just listening to you tell him how your day was going, he was a joy to talk to and as humble as he was talented. He died at his home on Friday, January 20th. He will be missed.
On January 5th, Representatives from Northwest Florida gathered at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in downtown Pensacola to hear from you. Among the leaders present were Clay Ford-Florida State Representative District 3, Clay Ingram-Florida State Representative District 2, and Doug Broxson-Florida State Representative District 1. Greg Brown came in place of Greg Evers-Florida State Senator, District 2. In addition to these elected officials, Chamber President Jim Hizer, Director of the Port of Pensacola, Clyde Mathis, Janice Gilley, Director of Governmental Relations at UWF, and Jules Kariher from Sacred Heart Hospital. If you missed the rebroadcast on NewsRadio1620, you can hear the luncheon in its entirety here.
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Make sure you check out NewsRadio1620′s Podcast page for interviews you may have missed, plus some of our favorite bits… such as Branden talking with Obama Impersonator Reggie Brown talking about getting yanked off stage, Wendi Summers getting expert eye care advice from Mark Tegenkamp, and Rob getting cracked up by Commissioner Jim Melvin. You can also hear specials like Branden Rathert’s ECSO 24 and the Edward R Murrow Continuing Coverage Entry. If you have a request for a favorite bit… chances are it’s on the podcast page.
NewsRadio1620 has been honored with an Edward R Murrow National Award for Continuing Coverage of the Gulf Oil Spill. We are deeply appreciative to the Radio Television Digital News Association, and recognize that only with every listener is something like this possible. To all the NewsRadio1620 members who worked hard to make this happen, the live, local hosts, Rob Williams, Wendi Summers, and Branden Rathert. The news crew, from Dave McBride who broke the news the morning the rig exploded, Jim Roberts and Jeff Knox for constant reports, Cooper Davis for keeping us up to date on the latest with oil battle. The engineering team of Briton Smith, Jeff Kofsky, and Tim McEvoy for making remotes possible, such as when the President was at NAS. To Paul Stadden for editing the entry. Most of all, we thank you, the listeners for trusting us every day to bring you news that effects you.
Click here to listen to the winning entry.
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