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Sheriff Bradshaw talks about the 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season, how you can prepare and how PBSO prepares. He also discusses his re-election campaign, which is in full swing and a new mental health program the Sheriff's Office has launched with the help of Big Dog Rnahc Rescue.

Steve Mayer, head of Events and Entertainment for the National Hockey League, talks about the concert and viewing party before, during and after Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final between the Florida Panthers and the Las Vegas Golden Knights. He is also the Executive Producer of the “Quest for the Stanley Cup” docuseries, which airs on ESPN+ and ESPN 2.

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse," along with the latest adaptation of the Stephen King short story "The Boogeyman" and he takes a look at the new documentary "Being Mary Tyler Moore."

Kennedy shares advice on things homeowners should be doing right now, rather than waiting for a storm to develop. He also discusses new state-of-the-art tools, including drones, that Florida Power & Light will use this season to help restore power quicker.

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "The Little Mermaid," and you may be surprised. He also reviews "Kandahar" and "Missing," which had its time in theaters and is now on Netflix.

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Fast X," "The Mother" with Jennifer Lopez and "Fool's Paradise," a reach-back from last week at theaters.

Marvin Badler, Seniors vs. Crime Project manager, talks about the dangers of scams targeting the elderly and how to combat them. This as the latest FBI stats show staggering numbers in Florida and across the country.

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein revisits one from recent weeks called "Guy Ritchie's The Covenant" and reviews the new movie "Book Club: The Next Chapter." He also talks about a new one on Disney+, "Peter Pan and Wendy."

SOS Band Founder and Director Antoine Miller says the fundraising will continue for the next year in order for his 82-piece marching band made up of inner-city kids to take that trip to London for the 2024 Band Week in June. He also talks about how business owners can help.

Seth Behn, an attorney representing the owners of the property where the Palm Beach International Raceway stands, shares the latest information regarding a Special Magistrate's recommendation that Palm Beach County allow the owners to develop the land into warehouse space so that it can be sold and bring jobs to the area. A group of racing enthusiasts has been fighting that proposal since the Race...

A.J. Hurley National Director of Activism at pro-life non-profit Live Action talks about the rally being held outside of the conference of the National Association of Chain Drug Stores in Palm Beach to protest large drug store chains continued distribution of an abortion drug.

Sheriff Ric Bradshaw covers several topics for Protecting the Palm Beaches on WJNO.

Meredith Westheimer, spokeswoman for Florida Prepaid as well as a beneficiary, tells us the ins and outs of the program.

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on the film "Air," starring and directed by Ben Affleck, co-starring Matt Damon and a host of other big names. It premiers at theaters on Wednesday but there are Saturday night sneak previews at local theaters. Hap also shares reviews of "A Good Person" and Netflix film "Luther: The Fallen Sun," which stars Idris Elba. We also discuss new rele...

For Protecting the Palm Beaches, Chief Ceccarelli joins us to talk about a number of topics.

Quantum House Pres. and CEO Robi Jurney tells us that 100% of the proceeds from all sales at Jersey Mike's Subs in Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast on Wednesday, March 29th goes to her non-profit. Hear more about Quantum House and how you can help.

Hap is in NYC watching Broadway shows instead of movies, so Joel Malkin shares his thoughts on movies he has seen in the past week and Hap reacts to Oscars surprises, including one that he and Joel are very happy about.

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on the new comedy from Bobby Farrelly, "Champions," which stars Woody Harrelson and a number of special needs actors. He also has an "Art House Pick" and picks his favorites for Sunday's Oscars telecast. And we talk about some other movies at theaters this weekend, "Scream VI" and "65."

Jordat is challenging incumbent Village Councilmember Jodi Brinkman for hear District 4 seat.

Brinkman is running for reelection to her District 4 seat on the Village Council, facing one challenger.

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his reviews of "Creed III" at theaters as well as two streamers: "We Have a Ghost" and "Ten Little Mistresses."

We speak with Lowell Van Vechten, Co-founder of the American Disabilities Foundation Inc. and Honorary Chair of this weekend's event at Spanish River Park in Boca Raton.

Palm Beach County Mayor Gregg Weiss invites you to a town hall to discuss recent incidents of antisemitism, bigotry and hatred and what we as a community can do about it. He joined us to speak about it.

Burns is running against Angie Gray for the open Seat 4 on the Delray Beach City Commission.

Hap shares his take on "Jesus Revolution" with Kelsey Grammer, "Cocaine Bear" and his Art House Pick this week is "Path of the Panther."