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Real News podcasts: Sept. 20, 2022

   September 20, 2022

Escambia County Commissioner Jeff Bergosh discusses the new public library in Bellview.

Tom Rivers discusses what’s ahead for Great Britain as winter approaches.

Satoshi Forest co-founder Mike Kimberl talks about the challenges of running a homeless camp.

Naval Aviation Museum Foundation CEO RADM Kyle Cozad, USN (ret)., discusses the special way the foundation is honoring those missing, Prisoners of War, and those that paid the ultimate sacrifice in Vietnam.

NISSI, Network of Immediate Services for Survivors International receives $435,000 appropriations and establishes the first, short-term, immediate care facility for survivors of human trafficking and sexual exploitation in Northwest Florida. President Sara Lefevers shares the details.

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