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IN Your Head Radio for Jan. 10: Economic Development, Lionfish Threat to Gulf Coast, Pro-Fish Hatchery, Lumon May

   January 10, 2014

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The guest list today is solid. We have been asked by Cumulus Media to continue the show another week.

This reminds me of the line from the movie Princess Bride: “Good work. Sleep well. I’ll most likely kill you in the morning.”

Today we have

Freddy Donovan, Jr. – We will talk about Vision 2015 and the Greater Pensacola Chamber’s economic development efforts.

Candy Hansard, Vice President and Reef Deployment Director, Emerald Coast Reef Association Inc. – We will talk about how Lionfish threaten our marine life along the Gulf Coast.

Mike Williamson, local fishing expert – We will talk about how he believes fish hatcheries are great for our area.

Commissioner Lumon May

The show airs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on WCOA FM 100.7. You can listen online at Wcoapensacola.com or on iheartRadio. You follow us on Twitter @inyourheadradio and like our page of Facebook.

We will try taking callers in between the interviews – Call 888-476-1007. Locals can drop the area code when dialing.

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