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Monday podcasts: Stolen texts, Skanska, Catt Sirten

   August 8, 2023

Yesterday, we covered Bergosh’s stolen texts, holding Skanska accountable and remember Mobile, Ala. DJ Catt Sirten…among other things.

Inside Job: Stolen Texts

 

Escambia County Commissioner Jeff Bergosh discusses the FBI investigation into how his personal text messages were stolen off the county server and put on thumb drive given to attorneys suing the county. He also covers the troubled roundabout on Perdido Key and OLF 8. Listen to  Jeff Bergosh’s stolen texts.

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Holding Skanska Accountable

Aylstock Witkin attorney Sam Geisler discusses the lawsuits against contractor Skanska USA for the damage caused by their barges to property and our local economy. Geisler said, “Ultimately it comes down to accountability, and that’s what we hope to secure for the region. We’re going to fight on.” Listen here.

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Remembering Cat Sirten

In the full show version, Sena Maddison remembers the “music man” Catt Sirten, who was well-known for his Sunday Jazz Brunch on 92ZEW, Radio Avalon, and Brown Bag in Bienville. Listen here.

 

Rafferty on the Case

For those that may have missed my Daily Outtakes, here is the podcast of Troy Rafferty discussing the Insulin price-fixing lawsuits.

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