Program number 18 focused on last night's Republican Presidential debate in St. Petersburg, Florida.  The Israeli/Palestinian issue also was brought up.

Program Number 17. 

Today we discussed the Republican Presidential Candidates Debate being held in St. Petersburg this evening.  We also spoke about:

1. The state of Massachusetts discussing the illegalization of spanking. 
2. Florida releasing beneficial insects to battle unwanted vegetation and harmful insects.
3. Rudy Giulani and Ron Paul 

Program Number 16: The city of Rockledge, Florida wants to pump treated sewage water in to the Floridan Aquifer and the Federal Reserve wants to pump cash into the economy.  These and other issues were discussed on today's show.

Program number 15 was "caller driven."  Callers talked about a variety of local, state, and national issues.  The "NAFTA" highway was brought up when a state issue was mentioned that could authorize the state of Florida to lease toll roads and bridges to private investors.  Opposition from the U.N. to banish the use of Taser Guns also generated calls.  Supporters of Ron Paul called to express that support.  Fred Thompson's name came up regarding his appearance on FOX News Sunday.  Marion County Sheriff's Office expenditures were also a subject mentioned in this broadcast.

Program number 14 focused on the first amendment and a speech by President John F. Kennedy.  Caller participation drove the show this day after Thanksgiving, 2007.

Happy Thanksgiving!  Today's broadcast was a re-run.  Hope you had a great day!

Larry

Program number 13 was "open-line" format.  The first half of the show was primarily focused on local water and septic issues.  The second half was a variety of local and other issues.

Carl Wood paid us a return visit to talk about the ordinance being considered by the Marion County Commissioners that would affect a property owner's right to have a well for water. 

Program Number 11.  This was an eclectic conversation with listeners.  Conducted in "open-line" format, the dialogue covered local issues being addressed by the Ocala City Council and the Marion County Commission, as well as national concerns and the presidential candidates.

Program number 10 is an "open-line" program with no guest and plenty of caller generated conversation regarding both national politics and local politics.

Program Number 9 features State Representative Larry Cretul talking with listeners and callers about property taxes.

Program number 8 is a conversation with Republican Presidential Candidate John Cox.

Program Number 7 was a listener-driven program with discussions about the presidential elections and Marion County issues.

Program number 6 recorded on Monday, November 12, 2007.  Today we had two guests from the newspaper Liberty Sentinel.  Neal Conner, Publisher and Alex Newman, Executive Editor commented on local issues as well as national issues.  Caller participation also brought up health care, property rights, and the current lineup of presidential candidates.

Show number 5 featured an interview with Florida State Representative Larry Cretul who spoke about the Fred Thompson for President campaign.  Listeners chimed in and made this a jam packed program representative of the feelings of the American voter or, at least, the voters on Ocala, Florida.

Guest Carl Wood, Director of the Florida Ground Water Association, answered listeners questions about an issue facing the Marion County Commission regarding the possible change in property rights and a citizens right to have a well for drinking water as well as irrigation.  Mr. Wood also addressed other water related questions such as the Floridian Aquifer, runoff into the rivers, etc.

Program number 3, recorded on Wednesday November 7, 2007 at NewsTalk 1370 WOCA, Ocala Florida.

This is program number 2.  Listener participation, once again, makes all the difference.  Local, state, and national politics were all touched on in this broadcast.

This is program number 1, our very first.