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My guest this week is Cameron Tucker, Head of News and Content at KMTV. Cam and I begin by chatting about the BFI-funded series Generation Why that we both worked on in which we made sure young people from across the UK were fully represented. We find out why the series has been so transformational, and has helped us look beyond the world we know. We talk about how the world is both bigger and smaller, and we find out about Cameron's love of travel. He was born in Manhattan but grew up in Hong Kong where his grandfather was a policeman. We chat about hybrid identities and one's place in the world, including in the context of sport. Cameron talks about the records e.g. photos that he has from those days, and about his new role as a father. We discuss the importance of connection and the relationships we have with childhood friends, and how we continue from where we left off when we meet them, as well as the way places evolve. We then move on to reflect on the role of nostalgia in a changing world. Cam also talks about the role that music has played in his life, e.g. how he grew up listening to the soundtrack to Good Will Hunting. We find out how Cam ended up with KMTV in Kent, after previously working as a junior reporter in Hong Kong. He did work experience too during his degree in East Anglia. He has also done a great deal of freelancing, and has been at KMTV for seven years. We talk about the infamous ‘pot plant story' when Cam was doing a report which appeared on the Jimmy Kimmel Show in the US. Cameron talks about the role of negative experiences and the impact on nostalgia and answers it in relation to a wonderful Anthony Hopkins anecdote. Then, at the end of the interview, we talk about the role of authenticity in the way we project ourselves in broadcasting, and we find out whether Cameron is a looking back or a looking forward type of person.

My guest this week is Gabriel Morris, Video Journalist at KMTV. We begin by talking about our Cardiff connection, and learn that Gabriel, who is originally from Hertfordshire, studied Geography in Liverpool and went into broadcast journalism. We find out where the spark for broadcast journalism came from, having grown up as a child with watching BBC Breakfast News each morning. Like me, Gabriel used to pretend he was reading the news from teletext. We also learn why Gabriel likes to watch himself back, and he gives away one of his tricks of the trade. Gabriel talks about his hospital radio work in Liverpool which he did for nearly two years up until the pandemic, and about the music he played and the on-air puzzles he did with the listeners. He has also done student radio, and he built his own studio in his student bedroom and was involved with ‘mission impossible' challenges. We learn that he would like one day to return to radio, and we hear Gabriel's thoughts on zoo radio and find out what happened once when Gabriel left the station without handing in the key. We talk about the intimacy element of radio and the role of podcasts. I explain too why I prefer live radio, and Gabriel talks about why it can work even better when things go wrong. We find out that one of Gabriel's reports was once picked up by The Sun and Gabriel reflects on how at the age of 15 he had interviewed James Cleverly, Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell. Then, towards the end of the interview, we discuss whether Gabriel knew what path he was on when he was younger (we find out that his dream job was to be a pilot) and we learn whether he is a looking back or forward type of person and how doing the interview has made him rethink his answer to that question.

As a 40+ gay man, he's now living his most authentic life being the ANKRBOY he'd never dreamed hed be in this way. During the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, his life and career was shattered because of one innocent move out in public. But that didn't stop him from rising to the top of his now delicioous 40+ gay life. Joining us today on the podcast is three-time Emmy® award-winning anchorman and best-selling author - ANKRBOY - turned actor, Mark Pettit, to share his journey of coming into being himself in a world hellbent on telling him he would never work again because of his sexuality. In this episode you'll Hear the moments that most impacted Mark's life to help him live his truth Unlock hatred that existed and still exists towards the LGBTQ+ community Learn how live your truth, anything is possible About Mark Mark is a three-time Emmy® award-winning TV news anchorman and best-selling author turned actor. In his new, heart-wrenching memoir, ANKRBOY (a #1 bestseller on Amazon), Pettit reveals what it was like growing up as a young, closeted TV newscaster trying to make his way during the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. His first book, A Need to Kill, also went to #1 in three categories on Amazon. Pettit has worked in journalism for more than 30 years on both the national and local level. A former anchorman at CNN, Pettit also worked as an anchor and investigative reporter at WXIA-TV (NBC), KMTV-3 (CBS) in Omaha, and at CBS46 News (WGCL-TV) in Atlanta (Now "Atlanta News First"). As an actor, Mark has appeared in a number of hit TV series including "True Detective," "Mindhunter," "Mr. Mercedes," "Sweet Magnolias" and "The Game." Pettit is also Executive Producer and appears in the horror film "The Curse of La Patasola" which is airing now exclusively on STARZ and will soon be available worldwide. Connect With Mark Website Instagram LinkedIn YouTube

Imagine being a young, closeted TV newscaster trying to make your way during the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Then because of one innocent move out in public, your whole world shatters. Joining us today on the podcast is three-time Emmy® award-winning anchorman and best-selling author turned actor, Mark Pettit, to share his journey of coming into being himself in a world hellbent on telling him he would never work again because of his sexuality. In this episode you'll Hear the moments that most impacted Mark's life to help him live his truth Unlock hatred that existed and still exists towards the LGBTQ+ community Learn how live your truth, anything is possible About Mark Mark is a three-time Emmy® award-winning TV news anchorman and best-selling author turned actor. In his new, heart-wrenching memoir, ANKRBOY (a #1 bestseller on Amazon), Pettit reveals what it was like growing up as a young, closeted TV newscaster trying to make his way during the height of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. His first book, A Need to Kill, also went to #1 in three categories on Amazon. Pettit has worked in journalism for more than 30 years on both the national and local level. A former anchorman at CNN, Pettit also worked as an anchor and investigative reporter at WXIA-TV (NBC), KMTV-3 (CBS) in Omaha, and at CBS46 News (WGCL-TV) in Atlanta (Now "Atlanta News First"). As an actor, Mark has appeared in a number of hit TV series including "True Detective," "Mindhunter," "Mr. Mercedes," "Sweet Magnolias" and "The Game." Pettit is also Executive Producer and appears in the horror film "The Curse of La Patasola" which is airing now exclusively on STARZ and will soon be available worldwide. In this episode you'll... Hear Mark's  incredible + inspiring comeback story Why it's important to ignore naysayers and live your most authentic life Learn the importance of remembering history to continue our LGBTQ+ progress Connect With Mark Website Instagram LinkedIn YouTube

My guest this week is Sofia Akin, journalist and main anchor at KMTV's Kent Tonight, and (as we learn in the breaking news at the end) who is about to join the BBC as a Broadcast Journalist. We learn that Sofia, who is from West Sussex, started out as a video journalist, and she talks about how no two days are the same. Sofia gives the example of a current story at the time we recorded the podcast regarding the bombshell defection of Natalie Elphicke MP from the Conservatives to Labour. Sofia talks about being one's own worst critic, the role of feedback, and Sofia discusses her upbringing and her educational journey, and we find out how she got into journalism. Originally, she wanted to be a print journalist but Sofia explains why she especially loves telling a story through TV. Sofia also reveals how quickly one needs to learn in such a short amount of time. We learn that Sofia's favourite movie is Harry Potter and how she doesn't get tired of it, and how she also likes to watch films which take her by surprise. We talk about the ‘Sliding Doors' and ‘what if' notion, too, and about the way not having breakfast in the morning can impact in unexpected ways on how one's day unfolds. We find out about the teachers who have inspired her, including Rob Bailey at the University of Kent with whom Sofia went on to work at KMTV, and the experience of reporting from the count in Tunbridge Wells at the local elections. We learn about how Sofia and her peers have been thrown in the deep end due to the quantity of breaking news over recent years, and we discuss the local element to the news in Kent. Then, at the end of the interview, before finding out whether she is a looking back or a looking forward type of person, we have a big reveal – Sofia announces that she is moving to BBC South East in mid-June.

My guest this week is Andy Richards, Channel Director of KMTV. Born in Guernsey in 1982, Andy reveals what it was like to grow up on a small island. The first film he saw was ET and Andy discusses the importance in those days of Blockbuster Video where he worked when he was 18, and we learn about the migration in that era from VHS to DVD. We talk about the success of particular films from those days, such as The Shawshank Redemption, the role played by technology including AI, and we talk about the importance of theatre. Andy also discusses the culture and professions of those who live in the Channel Islands, and how arts and humanities were really important to him. Andy went pretty much as far away as he could to university, studying for a year at the University of Teesside. He had been told he wasn't university material, and Andy discusses how Middlesbrough was quite a challenging environment, and quite a contrast to Guernsey, and we find out why he ended up transferring to Chichester. Andy talks about his work ethic, what he has learned about himself, and what he learned about the poverty he saw around him, and how he got into journalism. We discover that Andy loved radio but didn't know he wanted to be a journalist until he became one. Andy talks about an interview that went badly and how the station asked him back and he ended up falling in love with journalism. Andy also reflects on the nature of management, and why he draws on the analogy of the end of 8 Mile in terms of the importance of owning your own mistakes. Andy, who also worked for ITV as an onscreen reporter, reveals who his heroes are, and we find out about the decision he took to finally leave Guernsey and how he ended up running KMTV. Then, towards the end of the interview, I ask Andy whether one can be nostalgic about negative experiences and whether he is a looking back or a looking forward type of person, and Andy ruminates on the future of things at Kent. He discusses how the media world and academia work according to different timescales. And Andy announces an exclusive on my podcast – that Generation Why, a series I made with KMTV and where I am the lead presenter, is going to be screening on ITV.

My guest this week is Abby Hook, Assistant News Editor, journalist and presenter at KMTV where she has been based for the last two years. Abby talks about the demanding nature of journalism and how you have to love it to do it, and we learn that she grew up regularly doing drama. Journalism wasn't the route Abby thought she would originally follow, and she discusses how much she loves learning, and we find out why Abby doesn't want people to recognize her for doing just one thing. We talk about the way we present ourselves and the way others will perceive us, and how one gets their personality across when covering a range of stories, as well as about how Abby uses social media as a timeline. Abby grew up in Surrey, and we learn about her wonderful extended family. We find out about the role that confidence plays in her life and how she originally associated journalism with a profession that people hate. We talk about the role of the audience, and how Abby will be recognized in the street, and how her nan keeps up with her by watching her on TV of an evening. We discuss the viewer that we will imagine speaking to when we are on TV, the things that go wrong, and about the notion of being the person who is the ‘centre of attention', as well as about the role of music and camping growing up, and doing karaoke with her mum which was more nerve-racking than going on TV. Abby talks candidly about the heartbreaking end of a relationship and how much the experience has taught her, what she has learned about herself, the importance of not losing oneself in a relationship, and having a strong sense of self. Then, at the end of the interview, we discuss the concept of ‘it's meant to be', and Abby reveals why she is a forward-looking type of person and why she has a fear of failure.

People living on an estate in Ashford say they feel trapped in their own homes after a bus service was suddenly scrapped.Stagecoach says it's made the decision not to serve the Little Burton estate because of a fall in passenger numbers. Hear from one resident who relied on the bus, and we've got a response from the company.Also in today's podcast, the home secretary's urging tech companies to improve online safety, following a visit to Kent Police.Suella Braverman's been to the digital forensics lab in Maidstone.A financial report's revealed Medway Council is 'very likely' to go bankrupt.The Labour group, who have been in charge since May, have been told the authority could be in serious trouble if action isn't taken. Hear from leader Vince Maple and former leader Alan Jarrett. You can also watch a report on KMTV.A Kent dad has been explaining how a kidney transplant changed his life, as we mark Organ Donation Week.Steve Eames from Sandwich was diagnosed with kidney disease 16 years ago.A building in Dover that was used by Banksy for one of his most famous works is being demolished.And,  Kent's Zak Crawley is leading a new look England team for the first time today.They are taking on Ireland in three one-day games.

A couple who used their life-savings for a deposit on a new-build house in Herne Bay say it's turning out to be a 'disaster'. Alex and Dorina Marcu moved into the £350,000 property last summer but within a week, had documented dozens of problems. Hear from Alex and we have a statement from the developers. Also in today's podcast, a couple have been charged with murder following the death of a child in Gravesend. The two-year-old girl passed away in hospital in May 2020. Orlando Bloom's praised the strength of the Ukrainian people during a visit to the war-torn country. The Canterbury actor is a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and has met with President Zelensky. The owner of a Medway company says he's no longer going to pitch for business in London, because of the cost of paying the Ultra Low Emission Zone charge. Lee Murthwaite provides sound equipment for events but has to pay every time he drives into the capital because he has an older vehicle. He's been speaking to our colleagues from KMTV. A Medway mum says she hopes to transform a pub into a community hub to tackle loneliness and isolation. Jane Brownlow is transforming the Princes Park pub in Chatham after managing to raise enough money to buy the lease. And, Tracey Emin has announced she wants to buy an old bathing house on Margate beach and turn it into a facility for swimmers and surfers. Hear what she had to say to a crowd that had gathered for the official opening of her new studios in the town.

People are being urged not to swim in the sea at a Kent beach because of concerns about the water quality. Checks at St Mary's Bay have been carried out by the Environment Agency - our reporter Rhys Griffiths has the full details. Also in today's podcast, a taxi driver from Chatham who helped smuggle Vietnamese people into the UK has avoided going to prison. They were brought across the Channel in lorries and driven to the West Midlands. A young Kent woman has spoken to the KentOnline Podcast about the lasting impact having explicit pictures leaked on socials has had on her life. Eleanor - which isn't her real name - was just 14 when her ex-boyfriend posted the images online without her consent. Hear her story. The man in charge of the union representing rail workers in Kent has told our colleagues at KMTV they're no closer to a deal which would end strike action. Services in Kent have been brought to a standstill over recent months by members of the RMT walking out. Hear from general secretary Mick Lynch. People living in part of Rainham say they're furious as even more rubbish is being added to the mountains of fly tipping outside their homes. Mattresses, microwaves and car parts are just some of the items dumped outside garages on Scott Avenue. A lack of lifeguards at a Kent swimming pool has led to the diving boards, rapids, slides and teaching pools being regularly closed. Visitors to Maidstone Leisure Centre at Mote Park say they're disappointed at still having to pay the same entry fee. We've got a statement from the company that runs the facility. And in sport, Gillingham midfielder Olly Lee has announced he's retiring after struggling with arthritis. The 31 year-old has thanked fans for their support, but say his body won't allow him to "perform to the levels" he's capable of.

There's going to be a crackdown on garish shopfronts in Canterbury after the high street was likened to a 'second-class Las Vegas'. Dozens of businesses are set to be ordered to remove bright signs, lights and paintwork that don't comply with council rules. Hear from people in the city. Also in today's podcast, a Kent mum is calling for universities to have a legal duty of care over their students after her daughter took her own life... Phoebe Grime was just 20 when she died while studying at Newcastle University in 2021. Her mum Hilary has been speaking to Gabriel Morris from our colleagues at KMTV. An important meeting is taking place in Kent to decide how much council tax we'll have to pay. Bosses at county hall in Maidstone will vote on their budget and are expected to approve a hike of just under 5%. Hear from our political editor Paul Francis. The KentOnline Podcast has been finding out more about plans to release iron age pigs in an area of Kent woodland. You've probably already heard about the wild bison that have been roaming around West Blean and Thornden Woods near Canterbury. The pigs are joining them as part of a conservation project to help tackle climate change. And, Freya Ridings has been chatting to our sister radio station kmfm about her new single Weekends and album Blood Orange. It's her first new music in three years and she can't wait for us to hear it.

A car has crashed into the front of a hair salon in Herne Bay. Emergency crews were called and closed off the High Street after it happened at around 11.30am. Hear from our reporter at the scene and a shop owner who heard it happen. Also in today's podcast, a drug-driver who killed a father and daughter in a crash in Ramsgate has been jailed for 16 years. Nitesh Bissendary's car went onto the pavement on Leopold Street in August. Hear from our court reporter who followed the case. You're being urged to try and keep the thermostat at 18c as bitterly cold weather hits Kent. We're officially now in a cold weather alert thanks to an icy blast of weather from the arctic. We've been speaking to Strood GP Dr Julian Spinks. A Kent MP says she turned down a chance to go to the World Cup in Qatar because of the country's human rights record. Chatham and Aylesford's Tracey Crouch used to be sports minister, and was invited out for the tournament. She's been chatting to our colleagues at KMTV. A Sittingbourne woman has made a tearful appeal in a bid to bring two street dogs back from Turkey. Jade Carter fell in love with them after a recent stay in the country. Hear her emotional post online. More of the toys you've donated to kmfm's Give a Gift appeal have been delivered across the county. Presents are going to children's charities as well as youngsters in hospital or care this festive season. And, Gillingham will be looking to make the third round of the FA Cup tonight. They take on non-league Dagenham and Redbridge in a replay at Priestfield - hear from manager Neil Harris.

As the cost of living crisis continues, the Chancellor has been delivering his Budget. We set out the main points and there's analysis from our political editor Paul Francis. Also in today's podcast, Kent MP Tom Tugendhat has been banned from driving for 6 months after being caught using a mobile behind the wheel. The Tonbridge and Malling rep has apologised but insisted he was just holding the phone when he was pulled over by police in Wandsworth in April. The major rebuild of an estate in Maidstone could have hit a stumbling block after one resident announced he was refusing to move. Golding Homes are looking to demolish around 100 properties on the Shepway estate and replace them with modern, energy efficient homes. Hear from Danny Roberts who lives there. There's been flooding in parts of Kent after more heavy rain overnight. The Environment Agency have issued several alerts and warnings as river levels continue to rise. Our colleagues at KMTV have been speaking to a worker at a shop in Tunbridge Wells that flooded overnight. The team behind Kent's largest science and innovation park have announced they're expanding. Discovery Park, near Sandwich, is celebrating it's 10th anniversary by revealing plans to double the number of people employed on its site. We've been catching up with chairman Martino Picardo. We've also been getting a sneak peak inside a former Medway bank that's been turned into a pub. The people behind the popular dead pigeon in Rochester have converted the old Barclays in Rainham. And, there's been a surprise visit to our radio station, kmfm, as a popular 90s TV show makes a comeback. Challenge Anneka is returning to our screens. Find out what happened when Anneka Rice turned up to see Garry and Chelsea on kmfm breakfast this morning.

A deal has been signed between France and Britain in a bid to reduce the number of asylum seekers crossing the Channel to Kent in small boats. For the first time, British officers will work in control rooms in France. There will also be extra patrols of beaches, more CCTV and sniffer dogs used around ports. Hear from Home Secretary Suella Braverman and Kay Marsh who's from Dover based charity Samphire and doesn't think the measures will solve the issue. Also in today's podcast, a man's been charged with two counts of attempted murder after two men were hit by a car in Maidstone town centre. They were both taken to hospital and one's in a serious condition after the collision. Warm banks are being opened across the county as some of us struggle with the cost of living. The rising costs of energy and food have left some in Kent saying they're in a desperate situation. Our colleagues from KMTV have been to a cafe in Dover that's extended its opening hours so people can stay warm. We've also got reaction from Thanet MP Craig Mackinlay who says government support is enough. Kent County Council have written to the government warning they could go bankrupt within the next couple of years, unless they get more financial support. Their budget is apparently at "breaking point". Firefighters have spent the weekend dealing with a huge blaze at a farm near Rochester. Hear from Keith Loveridge who owns the land and says the blaze could affect their livestock this winter. The owners of a pub near Ashford have come under fire because of one of their signs. The Tiger Inn's new illuminated sign faces onto neighbouring properties - with some complaining the brightness shines into their living rooms and bedrooms. Lucy Hickmott has been reading a statement from the pub's owner. In sport, and after beating premier league side Brentford in the Carabao Cup - Gillingham crashed back down to earth at the weekend. They were beaten 2-0 by Northampton Town at Priestfield on Saturday - we've got reaction from manager Neil Harris. Gymnast Giarnni Regini-Moran has been chatting about his success at the recent World Championships and how he's hoping to inspire the next generation. And, Sam Billings says he's going to focus on playing for Kent next season, after chosing not to take part in the Indian Premier League.

A marshal at a paintball centre in Longfield has been convicted after shooting a group of nine-year-olds during a party. 19-year-old Zach Ramage, from from Hartley Bottom Road, also verbally abused the group of children while he was supposed to be looking after them. Our reporter gives us the full details. Also in today's podcast, members of the LGBTQ+ community are calling on the media to help change the conversation - as hate crimes based on sexuality and gender identity are on the rise. It follows new statistics that show there were 839 recorded cases in Kent last year - a five year high. Hilary Cooke, CEO of the Medway Gender and Sexual Diversity Centre, has been chatting to one of our colleagues at KMTV. The parents of a little boy from Faversham who was born without a digestive system say they're struggling to find somewhere suitable to live when he's finally allowed out of hospital. Little Lenny is having to be fed through a tube into his chest which makes him vulnerable to germs. Hear from his mum about how difficult life has started out for him. Elsewhere, RNLI Lifeboat crews in Sheerness say they're desperate for new volunteers. The team say businesses leaving the Isle of Sheppey has led to few people being available to join their pager system. Our reporter's been down the station, and has been chatting with Paul Jarvis – who's Coxswain and mechanic. Thousands of reflective keyrings are being given out to children across Kent as part of a road safety campaign. Our sister station , kmfm's, teamed up with the county council for 'Be Bright Be Seen'. Safer road user officer at KCC, David Williams, explains the key messages behind the campaign. And in football, it's now seven games unbeaten in all competitions for Gillingham. They've continued their turn around in form, following a 1-1 draw at home to Barrow in League Two. But, the Gills manager Neil Harris wasn't impressed by his side's performance - hear what he had to say after the result.  

Florida man arrested for trying to buy 8-year-old girl for $100,000   A Florida sex offender was arrested after he allegedly tried to “purchase” an 8-year-old girl for $100,000 at a grocery store, police said. Hellmuth Kolb, 85, approached the child's mom at a Winn Dixie in Port Orange Thursday and made the indecent proposal, according to the Port Orange Police Department. Kolb was on probation and was banned from having contact with children after trying to buy a different child in Walmart in 2018, according to WESH-TV. Lauren Benning told the station she thought Kolb was just a lonely old man when he approached her and her daughter. “He just came up and he started making comments about how pretty she was and how good her dancing was and how he could never have children and he wanted children,” Benning reportedly said. But the interaction soon took a dark turn, Benning told the station. “Approached me in the parking lot. Actually chased me down in the parking lot and said ‘hey, I want to make a deal with you.' I'd like to buy her for $100,000. I was in complete shock.” “He needs to be locked up and not allowed to be around our children,” she reportedly said.     Florida man arrested for calling sex worker on his honeymoon   A Florida man was arrested on his honeymoon after he answered an ad for a prostitute, according to a local report. Paul Turovsky, 34, left his new bride sleeping in their hotel room in Tampa and went out to meet a prostitute he had connected with online, authorities said. When the self-employed businessman arrived at the Hyatt Hotel, he was placed in handcuffs, caught up in a sting operation by local police to crackdown on sex trafficking. “The only question here was, as a wedding guest, was it too late to get the gifts that they gave returned back to them,” said Hillsborough County Sheriff Chad Chronister, adding that Turovsky was one of 176 men arrested in the sting operation.     A Catholic charity hired a man to simulate a mass shooting at their building, complete with actors covered in blood. The drill ended with his arrest.   A Nebraska man hired by a local charity to simulate a mass shooting has been charged with making terroristic threats. The Omaha World-Herald reported that John Channels was advised by Catholic Charities, an organization with branches across the US, to make the drill realistic — which he did, complete with paid actors covered in blood. Unfortunately, the simulation caused chaos among employees who thought the shooting was real. The news outlet reported that bloodied actors laid in hallways throughout the office building. One employee told the World-Herald she heard shots behind her and jumped off a retaining wall to try and hide in a dumpster. The incident, which occurred on May 19, 2022, began with Channels firing at a conference room window of the office building in which employees happened to be gathered, according to the news outlet. One elderly employee told police she thought she was going to die. "This is it," she told the World-Herald. Channels' lawyer, Erin Wetzel, told the publication that Catholic Charities requested the 27-year-old conduct the drill in that specific manner. "It's important to note that several of (the directors) went along with it, and while it was happening, they were not informing employees of what was going on, even as they were asking," Wetzel said. Omaha Catholic Charities' executive director, Denise Bartels, said in a statement that the group hired Channels "based upon recommendations from respected sources, and he clearly misrepresented himself and his qualifications." Channels' LinkedIn page states he's a police officer for the Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska and that he's also the CEO of a security firm called Exousia Protection Agency. Neither organization responded to Insider's requests for comment. The Daily Beast reported law enforcement said they weren't alerted to the drill and responded as if it were an active crime scene. Don Kleine, the attorney for Douglas County told the news outlet that "police came, they didn't know this was happening. They thought it was a real active shooter. There were people calling 911." Local news station KMTV reported that Channels identified himself to police as an Offutt Civilian Police Officer. On Tuesday, Channels was arrested and charged with five counts of making terroristic threats and one weapons count, according to the World-Herald. This isn't Channels' only run-in with the law. In May, he was arrested and charged with three felonies which included first-degree sexual assault of a child, visual depiction of sexually explicit conduct of a child, and attempted intentional child abuse. It's unclear if the charity knew of his prior charges. Catholic Charities, Erin Wetzel, the Douglas County Attorney's Office, and the Omaha police department did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.         Australian soccer club ‘extremely saddened' after players' public sex act video goes viral   A Melbourne suburban football club has released a statement to say it is “extremely saddened” after senior players were filmed performing a public sex act during Mad Monday celebrations. Video of the act, which appears to have been performed in a public bar in front of teammates, has been spreading across the internet. The shocking video shows one player exposing his genitals before another man performs a sex act on him as cheering can be heard in the background of the video. The Glen Waverley Football Club has confirmed the players involved are members of the club's senior playing group and confirmed the video was taken this week during end-of-season celebrations that were not sanctioned by the club. The Herald Sun reports a patron also claims the players were also abusive to other people in the public establishment. The Glen Waverley Football and Netball Club released a letter to its members and wider community to state the players involved will be disciplined. “The committee has been made aware of an incident which has occurred during the post-season celebrations of some of our senior playing group,” the statement said. “While this occurred away from the club and was not a club-sanctioned event, we are extremely saddened and disappointed in the behavior shown by people who should know better. “The club is taking immediate action to address the serious breach of our culture and values that has occurred within this incident. “The individuals involved, along with the broader playing group will be both disciplined and educated and if need be, counseled in the type of conduct expected by members of our club, along with the physical and emotional impact this has had on the families involved, club members, players and the wider community,” the statement said. “There is no further comment at this time, and we request that the wellbeing of those be respected as they deal with the impact from the incident.”   Two Air France pilots suspended over mid-flight fight in cockpit   It was a case of fight or flight. Two Air France pilots have been suspended after they exchanged blows in the cockpit during a flight from Geneva to Paris in June, an airline official said Sunday. The plane had just taken off from the Swiss city when the pilot and co-pilot got into an argument that led to one of them throwing a punch and the two grabbing at each other's collars, Switzerland's La Tribune reported. The cabin crew was forced to intervene, and one member stayed in the cockpit to babysit the pair for the remainder of the approximately one hour and 15 minute flight to the French capital. The mid-air brawl didn't affect the rest of the flight, and the plane landed safely, according to an airline rep. A spokeswoman for the airline also called the behavior of the since-grounded pilots “totally inappropriate,” Bloomberg reported.     Grandpa hits daughter's fiance who had pants down in front of 5-year-old, PA cops say   The grandfather of a 5-year-old girl found his daughter's fiance with his pants down in front of the child, according to Pennsylvania authorities. The grandpa walked past a bedroom in the multifamily house and saw his granddaughter sitting on the lap of 22-year-old Aaron Cunagin, his daughter's fiance, on Aug. 24, according to court documents obtained by McClatchy News. He thought this “was weird, but did not think anything else” about it, an affidavit shows. A few minutes later, the grandfather began to think the bedroom was “too quiet” and went to look, the affidavit says. He walked in to find Cunagin in the corner of the bedroom with his pants down and genitals exposed in front of the 5-year-old girl who also had her pants down and genitals exposed, the documents say. The grandfather punched Cunagin, yelled and called the police, according to the affidavit. The Middletown Borough Police Department arrived at the apartment and arrested Cunagin, according to an Aug. 25 news release. Cunagin later told police that he felt “numb” during the incident and was “fighting himself whether or not to have sex with the victim,” according to the criminal complaint. The victim mentioned that there were five prior incidents, the affidavit shows, but Cunagin denied them.     Mom chops off boyfriend's penis after he tried to rape her daughter A mother in India allegedly sliced off her boyfriend's penis on Wednesday after he tried to rape her 14-year-old daughter. “I have no regrets for what I did,” the 36-year-old unnamed mom told the Times of India. “I was working in the farm when the incident took place. Fortunately, I returned home in the nick of time and caught him red-handed,” she said, explaining the series of events that led to the incident. “He even attacked me while I was trying to save my daughter, so I brought a knife from the kitchen and chopped off his private parts to teach him a lesson.” Police told the Times of India that the boyfriend, 32, has been “booked” for rape, but was in critical condition after the mom chopped off his genitals. His exact charges and current condition are unknown. It is unclear if the mom will face any charges.

A man has gone on trial accused of murdering Kent PCSO Julia James. The 53-year-old was attacked while walking her dog not far from her home in Snowdown between Canterbury and Dover in April last year. Hear from Katya Folwer from our colleagues at KMTV who has been at Canterbury Crown Court today. Also in today's podcast, as the rising cost of living continues to dominate the headlines, a Canterbury dad has revealed how he's skipped meals to ensure his daughter has something to eat. It's as data from the Food Foundation shows a sharp rise in the number of people struggling to put meals on the table over the past three months. Police and forensic teams have spent the weekend at the scene of a suspected burglary on Sheppey. They were initially called early on Saturday morning - our reporter John Nurden has been to the scene. A nightclub in Dartford is taking action following a rise in drink spiking cases across the country. We've been speaking to Jordan Craine who is the general manager at Atik. In showbiz news, find out which Kent star won a BAFTA last night. Plus, a Kent man's been chatting to our sister radio station, kmfm, about getting four 'yeses' from the Britain's Got Talent judges at the weekend. Ryan Weeks from Tunbridge Wells is part of the Frontline Singers who left viewers in tears after their performance on Saturday.

Iceland glacier guide and NFT photographer, Ryan Newburn joins me on this episode to discuss his absolutely incredible life journey. From becoming one of the top players in the world at Yu-Gi-Oh! as a teenager, to overcoming obesity and depression, losing 140 pounds. After finally achieving his goal of weight loss and enlisting in the Navy, he was discharged due to an injury which caused another downward spiral. Soon after, he was given the idea of leaving it all behind to go to Japan. He turned that into "The Walk from Obesity", raising thousands of dollars while walking the entire length of Japan, shortly followed by walking the country of New Zealand. Along these travels, he picked up his passion for photography. He has since moved to Iceland and has been trained by one of the best photographers in the world. Ryan now owns his own glacier guide company, Ice Pic Journeys, providing guided hikes, photography tours, workshops and has become a major artist in the world of NFTs. Follow Ryan Newburn on Instagram Ryan's Glacier Company: Icepicjourneys.is Ryan's KMTV 3 News Now news clip NFTs Ryan's OpenSea NFT Collection Ryan's Superrare collection

It's emerged a mum from Sheppey who died when the car she was driving veered into the wrong lane and collided with a lorry was 'most likely' distracted by her phone. Charlotte Buesden had just dropped her son at school when the crash happened on Swale Way in Kemsley near Sittingbourne last August. Our reporter Sean McPolin was at the inquest and has the details. Also in today's podcast, we have news on changes to Plan B Covid restrictions - some of which come in as early as tomorrow. The mum of a three-year-old girl from Sandgate who was killed by her stepdad is calling for his prison sentenced to be reviewed. 27 year-old Paul Marsh from Sandgate Road in Folkestone was locked up for 11 years in December after being found guilty of the manslaughter of Jessica Dalgleish. Here mum Hannah Butler has given a heartbreaking interview to our colleagues at KMTV. A man who's thought to have been involved in drugs crimes in Kent is being hunted by police in Spain and has been named today as one of 12 most wanted fugitives. Hear from the National Crime Agency who are trying to track them down. We've also been speaking to a food bank in Medway as figures show the cost of living is at its highest for 30 years. And find out who Gillingham are interested in being their next manager following the departure of Steve Evans.

A former teacher who groomed and sexually assaulted a pupil has been jailed for six years. Carly Dear was teaching PE at Maidstone Grammar School for Girls at the time. Hear from our court reporter Sean Axtell who's been following the case. Also in today's podcast, the military are going to be put in charge of preventing small boats of asylum seekers from crossing the Channel to Kent. We have reaction from Samphire refugee charity based in Dover. New rules around how long you have to isolate for if you test positive for Covid have come into force today. Dr Jack Jacobs from Hamstreet Surgery near Ashford has been telling the KentOnline Podcast what he thinks and if it's part of living with the virus. Residents living on a new estate in Canterbury blighted by vandalism say they're having to cover a £20,000 repair bill. Bollards, trees and swings on the Royal Parade site off Littlebourne Road have been damaged - our colleagues from KMTV have spoken to two women living there. You can also hear from wildlife charity BugLife after tens of thousands of pounds was raised to fight plans for a huge theme park in north Kent - in just 48 hours. And in sport, there was further disappointment for Gillingham at the weekend as they suffered yet another defeat in league one. We caught up with caretaker manager Steve Lovell after they lost 3-1 to Burton Albion on Saturday.

A leading charity is calling for a youth jail in Kent to be closed following a damning report by inspectors. They found levels of violence at Cookham Wood Young Offender Institution in Rochester had increased since their previous visit in 2019. A report out today also revealed how boys were being kept locked in their cells for up to 22 hours a day. Hear more on the inspector's findings plus reaction from the Howard League for Penal Reform. We have also been asking if you think youth jails are the right place for young offenders - find out what some of you have had to say. Also in today's podcast, there's been another drop in the number of people out of work in Kent, despite the furlough scheme ending. New figures show 51,100 people were claiming unemployment benefits in the county last month. A specialist clinic's opening in Kent to help severely obese children, and young people who are struggling with their weight. It's one of 15 sites across England as part of a pilot programme, and will offer things like diet plans, coaching and mental health support. We've got reaction from Ashford GP Dr Jack Jacobs plus your thoughts. Find out how undercover vehicles known as 'supercabs' are being used to try and reduce the number of crashes on the M25 in Kent. Our colleagues from KMTV have been out on patrol with police to see them in action. And you can hear from the Gillingham manager ahead of tonight's FA Cup first round replay.

Boris Johnson is preparing to announce a bespoke resettlement scheme for the most vulnerable Afghans, as the Taliban tighten their control over the country.  We speak to Mohammad Tawasooli from charity Kent Afghan Community - he fears for the safety of his family who are currently still in the country.  Also in today's podcast, new research has been carried out to identify violent crime hot spots in Kent. Helicopter paramedic Jo Griggs has been telling our friends at KMTV what they found. And, an electric car expert from Strood is confident about hitting PM's target for banning new vehicle sales by 2030.

Maya Saenz has been with KMTV News for five years, coming to Omaha from Colorado. She is one of the few Latino or Latina news anchors and/or reporters in Nebraska. She shares her personal story; a young, multilingual, multicultural journalist from a mixed-documented family. She joined John and the students in a spring class titled Media Representation and Presentation in the Latinx Community.

As the U.S. prepares for one of the largest vaccination efforts in history, it's worth looking back sixty years ago, at the Sabin Oral Sunday events, when the country worked to eliminate polio. One of the most successful campaigns came to life in Omaha at KMTV.

As the U.S. prepares for one of the largest vaccination efforts in history, it's worth looking back sixty years ago, when the country worked to eliminate another deadly virus: polio. One of the most successful campaigns came to life in an Omaha, Nebraska TV studio.In the black and white film shot at...

It's the final day of the second national coronavirus lockdown in England and from tomorrow Kent will be in Tier 3 restrictions. That means while all shops can open again, pubs will only be able to do takeaways and indoor attractions will have to stay closed. MPs have been debating it in the commons, hear what one of them had to say. Also in today's podcast, there's a call for schools to be able to close early for Christmas to ensure children can spend time in a family bubble - we've been speaking to the chair of the Kent Association of Headteachers. And, our friends at KMTV have been to visit one attraction that can't wait to re-open tomorrow - and neither can their lions and tigers! Hear from the animal director at Port Lympne near Hythe.

Nick was joined by KMTV 3 News Now Sports Director Adam Krueger to get his thoughts as high school football really kicks off this week and his reaction to Nebraska landing Thomas Fidone last night.

At the beginning of this Coronavirus nightmare, as we sat isolated in our houses glued to screens, we craved laughter. We craved moments of humanity, of humor. My guest today gave us just that. You are about to meet Deion Broxton, a reporter with NBC affiliate KMTV, who became an overnight celebrity when a clip of his went viral for an unintentional moment captured on film … the moment when he faced down a herd of bison. The video has been viewed over 11 million times … And it is hilarious. But I wondered what the backstory was. Not just the bison backstory, but Deion’s backstory. But I wondered what the backstory was. Not just the bison backstory, but Deion’s backstory. Tune in, and meet the man behind the moment.

On the third hour of The Nick Handley Show, Nick talks about people's responses to the current events going on with reacting to the death of George Floyd. Next, we talk with Maya Saenz of KMTV 3 News Now about her experience last night covering the protests in Omaha. Then we get to your Rehab Report with Travis Manners of Athletes Training Center.

Nick was joined by Maya Saenz of KMTV 3 News Now who was out last night reporting on the protests in Omaha and we got her thoughts on those and if they are preparing for more tonight.

On the third hour of The Nick Handley Show, we get new from Jeff Passan of ESPN that things are happening in MLB in trying to get a deal agreed upon. Next, we learn that the owners are envisioning a shorter season in their counter proposal. Then we talk with KMTV reporter Phil Bergman on what he's witnessed from downtown Omaha today.

Nick was joined by Phil Bergman of KMTV to report on what he's witnessed and learned from hanging around in downtown Omaha today.

Welcome to Life's Milestones - the fortnightly podcast about birth and naming ceremonies, relationship and marriage, and death and funerals, hosted by Mark Adams, a Humanist Celebrant. Mark's guest on this episode is Fraser Somers. Fraser is a Masters student in media, and has worked for Nicolodeon, Thorpe Park, Fab Radio International and KMTV; Mark and Fraser have worked on various media projects together for over 5 years too. Fraser has some fascinating stories about his life's milestones including how his time in Americamp has influenced his choices in life and that he wants to have his wedding at Disneyland!Host / Editor: Mark AdamsGuest: Fraser SomersTwitter: @LifesMilestonesWe Made This on Twitter: @wemadethispodwww.wemadethispod.com

Welcome to Life's Milestones - the fortnightly podcast about birth and naming ceremonies, relationship and marriage, and death and funerals, hosted by Mark Adams, a Humanist Celebrant. Mark's guest on this episode is Fraser Somers. Fraser is a Masters student in media, and has worked for Nicolodeon, Thorpe Park, Fab Radio International and KMTV; Mark and Fraser have worked on various media projects together for over 5 years too. Fraser has some fascinating stories about his life's milestones including how his time in Americamp has influenced his choices in life and that he wants to have his wedding at Disneyland! Host / Editor: Mark Adams Guest: Fraser Somers Twitter: @LifesMilestones We Made This on Twitter: @wemadethispod www.wemadethispod.com

https://youtu.be/cFd2Qpb_cj0 YouTube Video of this https://youtu.be/Bv7lajREnvM_____________________________________________Pavel Kraus hat been active in the field of Knowledge Management since 1996. He has held the position of Knowledge Networking Officer at Roche Diagnostics. Pavel is a key note speaker and serves as the president of the Swiss Knowledge Management Forum. He lectures on KM and Innovation Management at various Universities in Switzerland and leads AHT intermediation - a consulting firm for KM. #knowledgemanagement #skmf #3spheremodel

https://youtu.be/cFd2Qpb_cj0 YouTube Video of this https://youtu.be/Bv7lajREnvM_____________________________________________Pavel Kraus hat been active in the field of Knowledge Management since 1996. He has held the position of Knowledge Networking Officer at Roche Diagnostics. Pavel is a key note speaker and serves as the president of the Swiss Knowledge Management Forum. He lectures on KM and Innovation Management at various Universities in Switzerland and leads AHT intermediation - a consulting firm for KM. #knowledgemanagement #skmf #3spheremodel

This is what you've been waiting for: the NEW Locked On Big Ten Podcast. Host Ben Stevens introduces himself to the Big Ten faithful, and gives you a sneak peek at what Big Ten fans can expect to hear each and every weekday. That's right, daily Big Ten content once again. This introduction of what's to come has it all:-Ben's Big Ten credentials (Former sports anchor/reporter at KMTV 3 News Now in Omaha, NE a.k.a Cornhusker country)-A tidbit on Iowa's Luka Garza to instantly make you a smarter Big Ten fan-How to become a part of this great community and join in on the fun (Follow @LockedOnBig10 and @BenScottStevens on Twitter)Full-length episodes start tomorrow (Mar. 3), so get ready. This is the NEW Locked On Big Ten Podcast, part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is what you've been waiting for: the NEW Locked On Big Ten Podcast. Host Ben Stevens introduces himself to the Big Ten faithful, and gives you a sneak peek at what Big Ten fans can expect to hear each and every weekday. That's right, daily Big Ten content once again. This introduction of what's to come has it all: -Ben's Big Ten credentials (Former sports anchor/reporter at KMTV 3 News Now in Omaha, NE a.k.a Cornhusker country) -A tidbit on Iowa's Luka Garza to instantly make you a smarter Big Ten fan -How to become a part of this great community and join in on the fun (Follow @LockedOnBig10 and @BenScottStevens on Twitter) Full-length episodes start tomorrow (Mar. 3), so get ready. This is the NEW Locked On Big Ten Podcast, part of the Locked On Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Holiday break is over and it is time to get back in the swing of things for #served pod. On the 21st course of #servedpod we bring you the “is it worth it pod.” What places do you get more bang for your buck, get less than what you pay for or perhaps is right in the sweet spot. Listen/watch to find out!!!Intro: 00:10Beer (golden road sunset coffee): 02:40Openings/Closings: 04:35Is It Worth It?: 14:20Upcoming Events: 28:58Closing Comments: 45:30FACEBOOK/YOUTUBE/SPOTIFY/GOOGLEPLAY: Served Pod#LetsEat #Omaha #OmahaFood #OmahaFoodies #OmahaEats #omahacraftbeerTwitter/Instagram: @ServedPodPhoto Credits: Yelp & Google

We are back from our hiatus and ready to talk all things smokey, tangy, juicy, tender and saucy in the world of omaha’s best bbq. we have a couple openings/closings and events coming up as well. come watch us try to hold back the meat sweats on the newest rendition of the #servedpod!FACEBOOK/YOUTUBE/SPOTIFY/GOOGLEPLAY: Served Pod #LetsEat #Omaha #OmahaFood #OmahaFoodies #OmahaEats #omahacraftbeerTwitter/Instagram: @ServedPodPhoto Credits: Yelp & Google

We are back with a very special 19th course for all of the #ServedPod listeners. Aside from the usual since we last met's / openings/closings, we also have a very special interview with Matthew Carper 12;20 (owner of Stirnella / Butterfish / Red Lion Lounge). We get you out of here with closing statements and surprise 34:35 to boot! FACEBOOK/YOUTUBE/SPOTIFY/GOOGLEPLAY: Served Pod#LetsEat #Omaha #OmahaFood #OmahaFoodies #OmahaEats #omahacraftbeerTwitter/Instagram: @ServedPodPhoto Credits: Yelp & Google

Nick was joined by 3 News Now sports reporter Phil Bergman to get more information on what the latest news is in the Maurice Washington case.

We break down everything about local fast food in Omaha and also our thoughts on fast food in general. a fast food expert drops by to share his insight, a couple new openings in Omaha, since we last mets, a bike ride just for tacos and much more #servedpod action!INTRO: 00:10FAST FOOD EXPERT INTRODUCTION: 04:00OPENINGS/CLOSINGS: 06:46SINCE WE LAST MET: 07:40FAST FOOD BREAKDOWN: 15:56

The District Showdown Finale is here! From some openings/closings to since we last met to the Final Four and Championship picks for our favorite district in Omaha! All that and much more in the newest #ServedPod drop!!! INTRO: 00:10OPENINGS/CLOSINGS: 04:15MIXR: 06:21SINCE WE LAST MET: 08:40DISTRICT SHOWDOWN: 18:40SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS: 38:43FACEBOOK/YOUTUBE/SPOTIFY/GOOGLEPLAY: Served Pod #LetsEat #Omaha #OmahaFood #OmahaFoodies #OmahaEats #omahacraftbeerTwitter/Instagram: @ServedPodPhoto Credits: Yelp & Google

The 14th course of the #ServedPod features our very first interview with Cody Schmick from Kinkaider Brewing. We went down to Lincoln and got the scoop on how Kinkaider began, what makes them as successful as they are and what they have planned for the future. All that and some openings and closings to boot! Let's Eat (Drink)!

Course 13 of the #ServedPod features all things summer that Omaha has to offer. We breakdown everything from festivals, events, good outdoor spots and much more!

In the 12th course of #ServedPod, we break down everything Cajun. From our recent trip to the mecca for cajun food (NAWLINS), to where you can find the best south in the north. Lets Eat!!!INTRO 00:08BEER OF THE POD 02:43OPENINGS/CLOSINGS 03:37CAJUN CAJUN CAJUN 08:27MOUTH OF THE SOUTH 28:25BAR TICKET 38:18

We take you through the wonderful category of Omaha's best Burger Joints and Burgers. We'll give you our favorites, some we need to try and some we just might need to give a second chance. All that and much more on this #ServedPod!

On our second video recorded pod we take you through the wonderful district of Blackstone in Omaha, Nebraska. From places we need to go and some of our favorites, stick along for a fun ride!

We take you through our favorites of 2018, stay along for the ride and see what we have cooking for 2019!

The 8th course of #ServedPod features all things Christmas! We dive into our favorite places to pop in for the holidays, our favorite drinks/food for the holidays and where you can snag some this holiday season. And of course we have Openings/Closings, Since we last met, Shoutouts/Mentions and much more in between. Come take a listen!

The 7th course of the #ServedPod features a sampler of sorts. We catch you up on the most recent omaha openings/closings, some upcoming events, where we have been since the last pod (too many places) and much more. Let's Eat!

The 6th course of the #ServedPod features every great brewery in wonderful #Omaha. We dive in to some of our favorites, mention the rest, explain some openings/closings and give you some great upcoming events in the metro!

The 5th course of the #ServedPod featuring two special guests will bring you the staples (Openings/Closing, Since the Last Pod, Shoutouts) and the official list of the Best Rooftops/Patios in #Omaha. #LetsEat!

The fourth course of the #ServedPod features everything that is great about Sunday Funday! We will give you some of our ideal spots and some honorable mentions. In addition we will get into some Openings/Closings, where we've been since the last pod and much more!

The 2nd Course of #ServedPod includes the Intro (0:00), Openings/Closings (3:25), Since the last pod (8:50), Omaha'S Top Sports Bars (11:43), Leadbelly Pediatric Cancer event and other Shoutouts/Mentions/Where to find us (34:37), and the Last Bite (39:42). Let's Eat!!! Instagram/Twitter: @servedpod Spotify/Itunes/GooglePlay: Served Podcast “Queens” by Amoebacrew is licensed under CC BY 2.0

The 1st Course of #Served will be an introduction to what we plan on doing with this platform (special guests, categories, food battles, video mini-series, new spots, etc.), our favorite current #Omaha Restaurants and much more. We couldn't be more excited to start this new venture! Instagram/Twitter: @servedpod Spotify/Itunes: Served Podcast “Queens” by Amoebacrew is licensed under CC BY 2.0

On the final hour of Omaha Sports Insider with Joe Quinn and Nick Handley, the guys react to our sister TV station KMTV's viral video at the CWS with a Mississippi state fan. Then Michael Bruntz of 24/7 sports joins the show. Next, 5 Good Questions presented by TeamMates Mentoring with producer TJ Henning. We close things out with Whats on Tap.

Recorded Live! This episode we are joined be KMTV 3's Morning Blend co-host Mike DiGiacomo. Mike tells us about a time in the mid-1990s when he got a little messy on the golf course. Want to be a part of this? Share your story? Email us at Worse@weisenheimers.com

On the final hour of Omaha Sports Insider with Joe Quinn and producer TJ Henning, we replay our conversation with Sports Director Adam Krueger of KMTV. Next, we talk with Johnny Rodgers about his scholarship fund and husker football. Then more information has been leaked out on the FBI probe in college basketball. Then we close things out with Whats on Tap.

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On the second hour of "Omaha Sports Insider with Joe Quinn & Nick Handley", the guys are joined by Adam Kruger, Sports Director of KMTV.

3 News Now sports director Adam Krueger joins OSI live in studio to give an update on Nebraska state soccer championships and the Nebraska state baseball tournament!

Ben Stevens of Omaha Sports Insider and 3 News Now joins the show live in studio for an extended conversation on Nebraska state soccer, baseball and more!

KMTV 3 News Now sports director joins the guys live in studio to give a quick, but thorough rundown on high school baseball district tournaments around the Omaha metro and elsewhere!

Ben Stevens of '3 News Now Sports' joins the show to take an in-depth look at Nebraska basketball and the commitment of Thomas Allen!

Joe and Nick talk with KMTV's Ben Stevens live in studio about Nebraska football and basketball. Also, Scott Wright of 'Draft Countdown' previews the 2017 NFL Draft!

Three-time EMMY® award-winning investigative reporter Mark Pettit, returns to write the final chapter in his best-selling, and now newly updated book - A Need to Kill: The Death Row Drawings." Dramatic and chilling new evidence comes to light exposing the sinister thoughts running through the mind of John Joubert - the man behind the brutal murders of two young boys in Nebraska. In the spirit of Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood," Pettit delves into the Joubert case to tell the dramatic story from all angles as a non-fiction novel. In a series of exclusive, face-to-face interviews with Pettit, Joubert admits to a string of violent crimes and another killing that sends investigators into a frenzy ending with Joubert being convicted for a third murder and ultimately executed in Nebraska's electric chair. Now, Pettit uncovers shocking new evidence from Joubert's prison records proving the killer was fantasizing about committing more violent crimes. Never-before-seen death row drawings made by Joubert while he waited to be executed once again send a chill through Nebraska and those touched by Joubert's horrific crimes. In the updated version of his book, Pettit opens his investigative files to the public sharing never-before-scene evidence. Pettit reveals aspects of Joubert's personality from exclusive interviews and details from the death row discussions that have never been shared publicly. Criminal profiler Keith Howard--who has investigated more than 1,000 crimes--weighs in with a dramatic assessment of the death row drawings, calling Joubert as a "sexual sadist, pedophile and organized killer." Howard's full assessment of Joubert is included in the book. Pettit is a 25-year veteran journalist. A former anchor at CNN, Pettit also worked as an anchor and investigative reporter at WXIA-TV (NBC) in Atlanta and KMTV-3 (CBS) in Omaha. A NEED TO KILL: The Death Row Drawings-Mark Pettit

84 – Dr. Pat Martin is a Tarkio, Missouri superintendent that saved a school from a tragedy. We detail his heroic actions, and then take a turn and talk about our crazy college days together. https://archive.org/download/Ep84PatMartin/ep84%20pat%20martin.mp3 Here is a news clip from CBS affiliate KMTV in Omaha, Nebraska http://www.kmtv.com/news/local-news/tarkio-student-arrested-for-bringing-handguns-to-school For all things Aaron, visit my […]