(We Don’t) Color on the Dog has grown since we launched it in November 2024, and as we’ve learned how to use the medium to share the news. Here are the most popular ones to date:
Spotify Podcasts
Yenor, Christian Reich & UWF
The appointment of Scott Yenor as Chairman of the University of West Florida’s Board of Trustees has sparked discussions about potential changes to the institution’s educational approach.
Heath Druzin, creator and host of the podcast “Extremely American,” outlines Yenor’s controversial background as a political science professor at Boise State University. He discusses how Yenor’s views are tied to the National Christian movement and their potential impact on the University of West Florida and Northwest Florida’s economy.
Andrade gives mid-session report
In this episode, Alex provides updates on several key bills he’s been working on, including legislation related to IHMC independence, property insurance reform, charter schools, and medical marijuana policy changes.
The conversation covers recent revelations about insurance companies concealing assets, progress on Public Service Commission reform, and heated debates over competing tax cut proposals from the governor and the House Speaker. Alex shares candid observations about concerning management issues within state agencies, including the misplacement of $160 million in Medicaid funds.
Local Pensacola issues are also discussed, including the demolition plans for the old Baptist Hospital campus and questions surrounding the Chappie James Memorial project’s funding and progress.
This episode offers listeners an unfiltered look at state politics and how legislative decisions in Tallahassee directly impact Northwest Florida residents.
Gay Valimont on Her Congressional Bid
Democratic candidate Gay Valimont discusses her campaign for Florida’s First Congressional District special election on April 1. Following Matt Gaetz’s resignation, Valimont shares how her second congressional run differs from her 2024 campaign, her personal connection to Northwest Florida after facing family tragedy, and her pragmatic approach to partisan politics. She addresses voters’ concerns about rising costs of living, healthcare challenges, and outlines her strategy for the final sprint to Election Day. Discover why this community advocate believes she can bridge political divides and provide authentic representation for a district she calls home.
