It’s our 250th show! And it’s just one day before we – and Guardian Radio 96.9FM – celebrate our 1st anniversary!

We discuss the continuation of the “blame game” in the Mayaguana crash, and the latest developments in the ongoing electronic monitoring system debate.

Plus, Bonnie Rolle, Senior Manager of the Schools Unit, Ministry of Tourism, gives us details about this week’s Junior Minister of Tourism competition. Fourteen students from throughout the country are in Thursday’s finals.

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We discuss indecency and social media and the challenges determining what is decent and what is unlawful on the world wide web.

We also discuss the latest on the Mayaguana aviation disaster, as well as the government’s plans to address deficiencies with the electronic (ankle bracelet) monitoring system.

And it’s Morning Blend’s and Guardian Radio’s 1st anniversary week, and we’re counting down to our birthday on April 10.

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Keod Smith tells us why he is “Saving Clifton Again”. He also tells us why he has serious issues and concerns about the “Coalition for the Protection of Clifton Bay”.

We also discuss the latest with the tragic air tragedy in Mayaguana, and the latest protest with BEC employees.

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We break the news about the morning’s tragic aviation accident in Mayaguana. Three people were killed when a plane crashed into their vehicles while it was being used to light the runway on the island’s airport. We speak briefly with Inspector Sean Thompson in Mayaguana.

Also, Jeanne Thompson, a former leader of the Opposition in the Senate, says it’s time for the Senate to be abolished. We get her views on why, and whether anything can be done to restore the integrity of the Upper Chamber.

Plus, we discuss the raucous and rowdy Electrical Workers Union demonstration outside BEC Headquarters, and the calls for Executive Chairman Leslie Miller to be removed.

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We get details about the ‘Coalition For The Protection of Clifton Bay’ from Romauld Ferreira, environmental attorney, Joe Darville, Vice President, Grand Bahama Human Rights Association, and attorney Fred Smith, President, Grand Bahama Human Rights Association.

Also, on “Doc Talk with Dr. C”, Dr. James Constantakis addresses the firestorm that erupted following his previous segment on vitamins and minerals. We also discuss the food selection at this past weekend’s Carifta Track & Field Championships, and Dr. C answers questions sent in by listeners.

Plus, “In the News”, the latest on the web shop gaming court battle, and the industrial action at BEC.

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