In this episode of Shattering the Narrative, CJ and Sheila Mathews sit down with filmmaker JD Wilcox to discuss his powerful new documentary, Who Shot Trump? — a project that dives headfirst into one of the most controversial and censored topics in modern political history.

From media cover-ups and narrative control to questions about truth, power, and perception, JD shares the motivations behind the film and why he believes this story must be told—no matter the risk. It’s not just a film, it’s a challenge to everything we’ve been told.

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This week on The Board Report, hosts Joann, John, and Mike welcome back returning guests Paul Westcott and Sheila Matthews for a powerful conversation about health, transparency, and local accountability.We’ll be taking a closer look at one local Hospital District, where growing concerns are emerging around how its property is being managed and what that means for the future of public health oversight—both locally and beyond.Then, Sheila Matthews, co-host of Shattering the Narrative and co-founder of AbleChild, introduces us to the MedWatch system—a federal reporting tool that allows individuals to report adverse reactions to medications. Sheila breaks down why most people have never heard of it, how it works, and why every family should know about it.📍 Streaming Friday at 7PM on all major platforms⸻Sponsored by:🔹 Gus Curren’s House Of Champions – www.GCHouseofChampions.com🔹 Indian River Connections – www.IndianRiverConnections.com🔹 Fuel the Fight for Truth — Grab your first bag of Blackout Coffee with 20% off: http://bit.ly/4l3KiRC💥 Use code IRCMEDIA20 at checkout for your exclusive discount

This week, hosts Joann Binford, John Corapi, and Mike Bolack welcome back our all-star panel of contributors: Thomas Kenny of The Sunshine Journal, Jennifer Pippin, Chair of Moms for Liberty Indian River, and former school board member Kevin McDonald.

We’re breaking down a controversial move by the school district to expand the board chair’s authority over public input, plus what the district is prioritizing in its legislative agenda for the coming year.

And just when you think the headlines stop there—there’s one more update you won’t want to miss. Let’s just say... keep your eye on the system.

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This week, The Board Report focuses on two pressing community topics: addiction recovery and child advocacy. We’ll hear from guests working directly in the field—discussing the need for better support systems, the dangers of poorly managed recovery centers, and how local organizations are stepping up to protect vulnerable children and families in our region.

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On this episode, we're joined by Deana to reflect on her impactful journey over the past year and the issues she's been actively engaged in throughout the community. From local public health decisions to recent developments in county government and a look ahead to the 2026 election cycle, we break down what matters most to residents of Indian River County. Plus, we touch on national headlines making their way into local conversations.

Stay informed, stay connected—The Board Report is where local voices and real accountability meet.

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We’re narrowing in on two major topics that impact every resident in Indian River County: school funding projections and public safety budgets.

Joining us is returning contributor Thomas Kenny from The Sunshine Journal, who will walk us through the latest from the CSAC committee and the 2025 school district projections—from enrollment to funding priorities.

Then we’ll turn to the Indian River County Sheriff's Office and the ongoing push to secure budget approval ahead of the next fiscal year. With law enforcement needs on the rise, what’s being asked—and what’s being challenged?

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This week on The Board Report, we’re joined by Thomas Kenny to break down the 2025 school projections from CSAC and the Sheriff’s latest campaign to push through his proposed budget.

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In this episode of The Connecting People & Places Podcast, Joann sits down with Ryan Butler, Indian River County’s Clerk of the Court and Comptroller, for an informative and engaging conversation about the vital role his office plays in maintaining transparency, managing public funds, and serving the justice system. Ryan shares insights into the responsibilities of the Clerk’s Office, how it impacts the daily lives of Indian River residents, and the innovations they’re implementing to better serve the community.

Whether you’re curious about court records, public funds, or simply want to understand how local government works behind the scenes, this episode offers a clear and thoughtful look at the office that helps keep Indian River County running smoothly.

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Strap on your skates and join us on The Connecting People & Places Podcast for a high-octane episode with Tony Aromandi, the absolute sniper behind Buttery Roller Company! We dive into Tony’s journey of building a wicked roller hockey brand that’s deking out the competition and fostering a tight-knit culture of camaraderie among rink rats through epic events like the Buttery Beer League and the clutch Buttery Olympics.

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Tony also drops the gloves to share the heartfelt story behind the Buttery Roller Foundation, created in memory of his fallen teammate. Through the Foundation’s Wheeling for Wellness event, he’s passing the puck to mental health advocacy—sparking collaboration within the community to uplift and support one another.

Tune in for a chirp-worthy conversation packed with passion, purpose, and the smoothest butter in roller hockey—Buttery Roller Company is changing the game!

🎙️ This episode is proudly sponsored by Voices for Children of Okeechobee and the Treasure Coast, supporting advocacy and hope for vulnerable children across our region.