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Top Sept podcasts

   October 1, 2022

The former head of safety and security for the Escambia County School District, Steve Sharp, talks about how he handled security at football games when Jim Paul was the school superintendent.

Escambia County School Board chairman Kevin Adams explains the last-minute add-on to the board agenda to discuss the termination of Superintendent Tim Smith’s contract.

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

Pensacola Mayor-elect D.C. Reeves talks about moving his transition team under the Florida Sunshine Law and how it will operate.

District 2 School Board member Paul Fetsko talks about why he should re-elected.

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