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Josemond is running for the Boynton Beach City Commission District 2 seat.

McCray is running for the District 2 seat on the Boynton Beach City Commission.

Hay faces three challengers in the race for his District 2 seat.

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "Magic Mike's Last Dance," "Shotgun Wedding" and his Art House Pick "Let It Be Morning." I also remind him that this is the weekend for the "Titanic" 25th Anniversary Re-release. Hap wasn't a big fan of the classic film.

Ramiccio, a former Lake Worth mayor, is running for the District 4 seat on the Boynton Beach Commission.

Ferrell is running for the District 4 seat on the Boynton Beach City Commission.

Kelley is seeking election to the seat to which she was appointed last year. She faces two challengers in the race.

Sheriff Ric Bradshaw talks about the more than two year process to get body cameras for deputies, PBSO's policies in the aftermath of the Memphs situation and other topics.

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein says "Knock At The Cabin" is Shyamalan's best in years. He also reviews "You People" on Netflix, "80 For Brady" and the documentary "Pamela: A Love Story."

Sgt Deanna Rideau is in charge of recruitment and hiring of officers for the West Palm Beach PD. She talks about the benefits of working for the police department and ways to get hired. There is also a Career Fair on the Treasure Coast on Friday 2/3/23, where West Palm PD and other agencies are looking for new officers.

No picks just yet, but longtime local film critic Hap Erstein talks about surprises in the list of nominations that came out this week for the Oscars. He also reviews "Triangle of Sadness," one of the Best Picture nominees, "White Noise" and the Palm Beach Film Festival returns for the first time since the pandemic.

Kyle Bush, Lead Project Manager for Smart Grid & Innovation at FPL, talks about the Underwater Robotics Demonstration at Manatee Lagoon on Friday. FPL and FAU Lab Schools have teamed up to support underwater robotics. FPL is committed to education and enriching students’ experiences with science and STEM education. FPL funds robotics teams throughout its service area because the company believ...

Longtime local film critic Hap Erstein shares his take on "A Man Called Otto," "The Son," "Living" and "The Whale."

Mayor Singer talks about the issues brought up at the confererence and what topics he was able to share with his peers from across the country. He also talks about the new Brightline train station in Boca Raton, which has been open for a month, and a proposed Charter amendment that will be on the ballot for Boca Raton residents in March.

Fair President & CEO Vicki Chouris shares complete details about this year's South Florida Fair.

Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw doesn't mince words when it comes to who is at fault for the historic numbers of illegal immigrants coming into the U.S., as well as the deadly drug fentanyl. He also talks about a scam involving an imposter claiming to be a Sergeant with PBSO who is calling residents. He is telling the would-be victims that there is a warrant out for their arrest and that a...

Northeast Florida Republican Congresswoman Cat Cammack joined us for The Brian Mudd Show on Thursday Jan. 12, 2023. She spoke about the latest attempts to get the "Fair Tax Act" through Congress and what she calls "the height of hypocrisy" with regard to how the media and the Biden administration are handling the story about classified documents linked to the president's time as vice president.

Rep. Edmonds of District 88 in West Palm Beach says the event will focus on things like housing, healthcare and property insurance. It's being held January 12, 2023 at the Gaines Park Community Center in West Palm Beach.

Palm Beach County Republican Party Chairman Michael Barnett was appointed to the County Commission District 3 seat by Gov. Ron DeSantis and gives the GOP a 4-3 majority on the Board. He joined The Brian Mudd Show to talk about the appointment and how will govern.

Republican Senator Scott says nobody has read the entire spending package that Democrats and even some Republicans are attempting to get passed ahead of a Friday deadline. He also talks about the BOLIVAR Act, a letter he sent to Pres. Biden regarding Cuba and the House Jan. 6 Committee's move to refer former President Trump to the DOJ for criminal charges.

The legislation, headed up by the Democrat Congresswoman in the House, will make non-disclosure agreements regarding sexual abuse on the job unenforceable.

It's an exciting week for the City of Boca Raton and its mayor as the 9th annual Boca Raton Bowl is being played at FAU Stadium and Brightline opens its brand new train station.

In addition to "Violent Night," longtime local film critic Hap Erstein reviews "Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio" and "Empire Of Light"

Chief Ceccarelli joins us to talk about scams, Christmastime advice to keep you safe and the Village of Palm Springs' Stuff a Cruiser event on Saturday 12/10.

A woman claiming to be the wife of 75-year old Hugh Hootman of Stuart calls 911 to say her husband just shot their 81-year old neighbors to death over an "ongoing dispute."