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Justin Cousart joins JMN to share all the details about tomorrow's (Sat Aug 9) TOUCH A TRUCK event at Brooks Family YMCA off Centurion Parkway in the Deerwood area. The fun starts with a horn-free hour at 8am, with all manner of big trucks, construction equipment, firetrucks, police cars, boats, food trucks, and more. Bring some school supplies to donate! It's free, but we recommend you register in advance at WOKV.COM or EVENTBRITE.COM. See you tomorrow for TOUCH A TRUCK!

Dr. Michael Koren, clinical researcher and host of The Medevidence Hour, joins JMN to discuss a recent directive from the US Dept of Health and Human Services to cease funding MRNA vaccination research programs. Dr. Koren discusses how this impacts current studies in-progress, and impedes advancing research.

SJC Sheriff Rob Hardwick discusses proposed e-bike regulations and revisions to Florida statutes after a number of youth-related injury incidents. You can hear more from JMN's visit with Sheriff Hardwick in our ON-DEMAND interviews.

A mass shooting event yesterday at Ft. Stewart left 5 service personnel injured, before the alleged shooter, Sgt. Quornelius Radford of Jacksonville, was taken into custody. First Coast Military Life host and retired Col. Chris Budihas joins JMN to discuss the event, its impact on the military community, and shares experiences of his time serving at Ft. Stewart. You can hear more from Budihas on this and other issues affecting our service commuinty on First Coast Military Life, Sunday mornings at 8am.

In 2021, the NE Florida community was shocked by the tragic muder of 13 yr-old Tristyn Bailey. Her parents, Forrest & Stacy Bailey, along with SJCSO Cmdr. George Harrigan join JMN to discuss the importance of transparency and accessibility between law enforcement and the community in investigations, and a number of programs that have evolved since Tristyn's murder. Programs include the Tristyn Bailey Foundation, the Women Against Violent Encounters (WAVE) program, internet safety presentations, and more.

Sheriff Rob Hardwick joins JMN to discuss recent events in SJC. He details how they use technology to promote safety in SJC, addresses concerns over recent e-bike incidents, details his recent visit to "Alligator Alcatraz," explains how local law enforcement traffic stops can evolve into ICE enforcement incidents, and shares tips for the upcoming back-to-school traffic adjustments.

Lt. Chris Collins joins JMN, and discusses the use of technology and the role of A.I., particularly regarding the INTERCEPT Task Force dealing with Internet Crimes Against Children. Besides explaining that program, Lt. Collins has advice for parents on how to manage their children's use of technology, and how to secure your digital tech to protect your children and your data.

Briele Kedziora, SJCSO Recruiter & Intelligence Analyst, joins JMN. She discusses recuiting, the role of intellegence analysts, and explains how technology and the Real Time Intelligence Center helps with school safety.

Lt. West Kennedy and Sgt. Matt Harting join JMN. They discuss the Youth Services Unit, the Resource Officer Training Unit, school security resources and back-to-school preparations.

Sgt. Mike Clark and Cmdr. Keith Melton joins JMN. They discuss the SJC Jail Re-Entry Program, and the SJC Homeless Outreach initiative. Both programs are intended to help participants secure housing, employment, education, and necessary resource and support services.

You hear him from noon to 3pm daily, and now Erick Erickson joins JMN on Tuesdays. Today, Erick and Rich look at Texas Gov. Abbott's expressed intent to oust Democratic legislators for obstructing a quorum. The legislators argue that their absentia IS serving the interest of Texans by preventing a vote for mid-term redistricting. Hear more on the Erick Erickson Show at noon!

Frank Kelleher, President of the Daytona International Speedway, joins JMN to share details about the upcoming NASCAR "season finale" Aug 23 Coke Zero 400, their bid to host the Jaguars during stadium construction, and the variety of events hosted at the Speedway. Tickets for the Coke Zero 400 are available on the Speedway website, Ticketmaster, or at 1-800-PIT-STOP.

Chase Robinson from First Coast Crime Stoppers joins JMN to share details about some milestone achievements in solving crimes, getting drugs off the streets, and making communities safer through tips from the public. If you have a tip to share, you can do so anonymously throug a variety of means, including phone and app tips.

Sylvia Morrell with Nothing Bundt Cakes and Carla Montgomery from the Child Cancer Fund join JMN. Nothing Bundt Cakes is parterning with the Child Cancer Fund for an opportunity to "round up" your purchase, with the additional amount of your purchase going toward helping local families facing pediatric cancern challenges. The WOKV Care-A-Thon for the Child Cancer Fund is 2 weeks out, running Friday 8/15 AND Saturday 8/16. Visit NOTHINGBUNDTCAKES.COM and come see the JMN crew tomorrow at their Crown Point location off San Jose. Visit CHILDCANCERFUND.ORG for more details on CCF and the Care A Thon!

Ret. Col. Chris Budihas joins JMN to share details about "First Coast Military Life," airing Sundays at 8am on WOKV. The show provides a forum for active duty, veterans, military families, and residents of the Jacksonville area community to interact about daily life, pre- and post- military service concerns, business opporunities, and more. You can't have a Jacksonville community without the service personnel who live and work in the area. Whether you're active duty, a veteran, a military family member, friend, or neighbor, this show is for you -- First Coast Military Life, Sundays 8am.

Sheriff T.K. Waters joins JMN, discussing how the Sheriff's office works to maintain transparecncy with the public and responding to community concerns -- for example, he discusses the recent attention surrounding the McNeel traffic stop and subsequent investigation. In other JSO issues, he looks at recent town hall meetings, community outreach programs, relocating the Sheriff's Office to a new biulding complex, and a variety of JSO initiatives oriented toward increasing public safety and reducing crime.

Sgt. Phil Christie joins JMN to discuss the Economic Crimes division, and discusses how JSO investigates financial crimes, embezzlement, check fraud, scams, and more.

Vic Micolucci and Reagan Fink from the JSO Strategic Communications Office join JMN to discuss how social media and story telling is applied in JSO's strategies for public safety, community engagement, and crime resolutions.

Police Information Officer (PIO) Christian Hancock joins JMN, to discuss media relations, unsolved crimes, the Connect Duval program, and more. You can explore JSO's various resources and programs, and share information, at JAXSHERIFF.ORG .

Brian joins JMN with the latest details on yesterday's mass shooting in Manhattan, and thoughts on President Trump's trade agreements with the European Union developing deals in Asia. Hear more on the Brian Kilmeade Show, 10am-noon.

Our Secretary of Comedy and Common Sense Jimmy Failla joins JMN -- with thoughts on Floordrobes, Coldplay, the latest political punchlines, and more. Get more with Jimmy Failla -- including thoughts on Ozzy and Colbert -- on Fox Across America, weeknights at 6pm on WOKV!

Lt. Hauck, retired detective from the Utica NY PD and host of the "Watching Your Six" podcast, joins JMN with a police perspective on last week's ordinance explosions at an LAPD site, that resulted in 3 deputy deaths. Also, he discusses a tragic ending to a weekend Amber Alert story in NY.

Rosemary McCoy of the Hariet Tubman Freedom FIghters, joins JMN to discuss "Good Trouble" demonstrations in remembrance of the late Congressman and activist John Lewis. The national demonstrations are intended to raise awareness for civil rights through what Lewis called "good trouble" peaceful protests and assemblies, particularly in regard to recent political policy orientations regarding ICE raids, immigrant status, deportation practices, affordable health care, and more. Locally, an assembly is scheduled at A. Philip Randolph Park. Visit HTFF.ORG or MOBILIZE.US for more information.

Chase Robinson of First Coast Crime Stoppers joins JMN, sharing how the program's tips have had tangible impacts on the Jacksonville community -- in terms of narcotics & weapons taken off the streets, arrests made, cases closed, and property and cash recovered.

You hear him form 10am to noon daily, and today Brian Kilmeade takes a break from his "Summer Retreat" to join JMN with thoughts on Florida rain, what's happening with the Fed, and how ICE is under attack "from within." Hear more on the Brian Kilmeade Show after JMN!

You hear him nightly on Fox Across America, and on Wednesday mornings we get to visit with Jimmy Failla on JMN. Todays's topics? Trump as a crowdwork comic, the Epstein files debacle, Fat Elvis, betting on basbeall, and more. Join Jimmy Failla for Fox Across America tonight at 6pm on WOKV!

When originally issued, the Biden-era $147 million federal grant for the Emerald Trail was the largest grant awarded in Jacksonville history. With a recently passed Trump administration budget bill, though, that grant has been rescinded, leaving Emerald Trail funding with an ambigous future. Groundwork Jacksonville's Kay Ehas joins JMN to discuss the Emeral Trail's future funding challenges.

Clay County Electric customers are facing a rate increase of approximately $6/mo or $72/year. The hike will be the topic of a Clay County Commissioners Board workshop at 9am this morning.County Commissioner Leroy Edwards joins JMN to discuss the hike proposal, and his opposition to the rate increase.

Garrett joins JMN to discuss the weather forecast for the July 4th holiday weekend and what we can expect in terms of rain and temperatures.

Jared joins JMN to talk about the spending bill latest. Are members of Congress trying to make President Trump's holiday weekend deadline? Or are they not too worried because the actual deadline isn't until August.

Kathy Richardson joins JMN to talk about how Clay County is looking to increase it's utility tax from 4% to 10% and what to do if any members have any concerns about the increase. If it passes it would take place in January of 2026

Chris Johnson joins JMN to talk about a new pediatric clinic, Bluebird Kids Health, that opens it's doors today on the Westside of Jacksonville.

Brian joins JMN with thoughts on Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill," as the Senate works toward a possible vote to adance the measure before a self-imposed July 4 deadline, and the alleged impacts passing that bill might have.

Dr. Kent Thielen, VP of Mayo Clinic and CEO of Mayo Clinic Florida, joins JMN to share details about the $50 million gift from the Berg family, and how it will be applied toward research innovations.

Curtis Dvorak, the Wildlife Wanderer for Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens, joins JMN with details about this weekend's Tunes and Blooms event, upcoming $5 Days, and more. Do you have your Zoo membership yet?

Mike Rogers, Dean of Student Success Services, and Shironda Jones, Director of Advancement, from Guardian Catholic School join JMN to discuss how this school and its outreach services impact and uplift the local community. Visit GUARDIANCS.SCHOOLINSITES.COM to learn about their services or to make a donation.

Senator Rick Scott joins JMN to discuss a variety of topics, including the Iran bombing and surrounding controversies, the potential of an ICE detention facility at Camp Blanding, and the latest on whether Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" might get passed by July 4.

CCSO Narcotics Sgt. Chris Faircloth joins JMN. He shares how their Hammer and Hope event led to dozens of felony arrests, lots of drugs getting taken off the streets, and the close relationship between CCSO and area rehabilitation program partners.

Sheriff Michell Cook joins JMN, sharing details about a number of local safety and law enforcement initiatives, inter-agency cooperative investigations, what local impacts ICE programs are having locallu, and community-engagement resources like Crime Stoppers and Safer Watch.

Patrick Golemme, Director of School Safety and Youth Services, joins JMN to recap the past year's transition with CCSO taking over safety for Clay County Schools. He shares details on safety services training and youth activity programs.

Clay County Emergency Director Timothy Devin, and Emergency Preparation Lieutenant Mike Layne, join JMN and discuss preparation resources and policies to protect residents during storm season and other potential high impact events. Sign up at ALERT.CLAYCOUNTYGOV.COM to learn about disaster resources available and tips to keep your family safe.

Assistant Chief Chad Ricks joins JMN, discusses the Summer Safety Initiative, and how crime and safety statistics have improved in Clay County over the past decade.

US Representative John Rutherford (R, FL-5) joins JMN to share reactions to the US bombing strike on Iran over the weekend, whether it elevates risks of retaliation to deployed troops in the area, and given Jacksonville's large military population, what preparations local law enforcement may make to prepare for potential retaliations.

Nancy Soderberg, former Ambassador, and current Faculty Administrator for Political Science & Public Administration (PSPA) at the University of North Florida, joins JMN with a detailed analysis of how the US bomb strikes on Iran limit that country's nuclear development resources, and how that impacts the region, and looks at the questions of how Iran in particular and nations in the Middle East might respond to US involvement.

USA Today's John Kennedy joins JMN to recap the Florida Legislative Session extension, and why it took so long for legislators to set a state budget.

Brian joins JMN, with thoughts about Trump's early exit from the G7 Summit, and developments in the Israel/Iran war. Hear more on the Brian Kilmeade Show, 10am-noon!

Brian joins JMN with thoughts on recent Los Angeles anti-ICE demonstrations and riots, and the National Guard deployment orderd by President Trump, despite LA Mayor Bass's and California Governor Newsom's requests that he not do so. Hear more on the Brian Kilmeade Show from 10am to noon!

You hear him nightly on Fox Across America, and we have him every Wednesday morning on JMN. Fox's Jimmy Failla chimes in on beer drinking goats, how tipping culture is out of control, Elon Musk's DC bromance breakup, and a preview of tonight's show. Hear more from Jimmy Failla on Fox Across America at 6pm tonight!

A recent poll of Jacksonville residents revealed that housing costs are now the top concern among citizens, as crime drops to a 2nd highest concern. Dr. Michael Binder from the UNF Public Opinion Research Lab joins JMN to discuss the details of this result, and other recent poll results like job performances (mayor, sheriff, city council), concealed carry policies, Shad Khan approval, and more.

A missing woman from out of state has been safely rescued in Florida. Chase Robinson joins JMN to share details of how a tip to First Coast Crime Stoppers contributed in her recovery, and why every tip matters. If you have tips, call 866-845-TIPS (8477).