As the giant glob of toxic goo heads its way to our beaches we are all in a bit of shock. As we all try to help and cope with the situation, we must all keep a brave face and positive attitude. At least we should try.
Shelby Johnson will be on. Shelby not only brings the wine and has great hair, but she is always a delight to talk to. She took one of her boys out to Ft. Pickens on Sunday to help clean up the beach. We'll hear about her experience and more about what we all can do to help.
http://www.volunteerfloridadisaster.org/, http://www.emeraldcoastkeeper.org/, www.bereadyescambia.com/training, Stay informed by clicking here to visit the new Deepwater Horizon Hub, https://www.myescambia.com/escambiadisasterresponse/OilUpdate9.html
Monday's show will also include Kevin Kern, Assistant Theatre Prof at the University of West Florida. This brave soul is staring Pensacola's first Shakespeare Theatre. We are really getting uptown now. What many people don't know though is that Shakespeare speaks to all races, genders, and assorted demographics. He's got a fund raiser coming up on May 13th. Check out the details at http://www.pensacolashakespearetheatre.org/.
Also, Carrie Stevenson, Coastal Sustainability Agent, for the University of Florida/ Escambia County Extension Office will be bringing earth worms for us to learn about. I imagine we will talk about the oil spill as well, but the earth worms will be given air time to demonstrate their uncanny ability to make our gardens healthy and beautiful.
Be sure to tune in because it's not Yadda Yadda without you!
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