Podcasts about mobile monday

ICYMI On Midday Mobile Sean Sullivan talked to business owner and talk show host Jennifer Boozer about the Cannabis Changes that are coming up tomorrow. Because of bills passed smokable THC and CBD will be illegal.  Yet the laws are confusing and there is a group that is fighting against the new laws.  Listen to their conversation here:

ICYMI: On Midday Mobile the host Sean Sullivan invited Fmr Police Chief Paul Prine & Mayoral Hopeful in to the studio.  They talked about what Prine has learned during his time on the trail and his campaign.  He talked about where he stood with the city council and his lawsuit as well as his stance on the way the city is spending money.

ICYMI: On Midday Mobile today Sean Sullivan talked to Sgt John Young from Men United Against Violence.  They discussed the headlining story of the weekend a shooting at the Saenger Theatre Sunday night at a children's dance recital.  Sean and John talked about choosing the right leadership for the city that is vocal against violence and how black on black crime is ruining the future for our children.  

ICYMI On Midday Mobile today Sean Sullivan invited Don Johnson from Rivercrest Farm in to talk about Bees!  Several texters had questions about bees.  They are very vital to the plant world and us!  Listen to their conversation here: 

ICYMI: On Midday Mobile Sean Sullivan talked to Alona Thompson and Phillip Millican from Disabled Outdoorsmen Alabama about how they empower individuals through the healing powers of the outdoors..  Disabled Outdoorsmen creates an inclusive outdoorsmen program for people of any and all disabilities. Their main focus is to deliver an unforgettable experience that was previously not possible. Listen to their conversation here: (251) 895-3022  alabamadousa@gmail.com https://www.alabamadousa.com/

ICYMI on Midday Mobile Sean Sullivan invited Attorney Wanda Rahman the In House Legal Council from the Sheriff Office in to talk about law and the Mobile Sheriff's Office.  Rahman has 30 years of experience, from assistant district attorney to attorney and judge.  She trains law enforcement officials, judges and court personnel on Constitutional and state law. Listen to their interesting conversation here: