Topic: Clearwater

Sir Chris Marble from Clearwater, Florida, shares a four-year journey of job loss, relocation, and marriage to a "non-vax woman." He credits the show with helping him navigate the pandemic years. The segment includes a request for the "Rev Al Love" jingle and a call for connections within the Tampa Bay homeschooling community.

Donors from various FEMA regions, including Region 5 (Chicago) and Region 6, are recognized. A contribution from Clearwater, Florida, leads to a mention of the Scientology headquarters and the Sea Org. Several birthdays are added to the show's official list for upcoming recognition.

The hosts discuss their current location near Clearwater, Florida, noting the heavy presence of Scientologists in the area. They compare the sight of Scientologists wearing dark wool blazers in 120-degree heat to Hasidic Jews in Israel.

The hosts sign off, identifying the closing music as "On The Seventh Day" by the Marriott Jazz Quintet. They plan their next stop in New Orleans and thank their hosts in Clearwater before the final "adios mofo."

The Church of Scientology has opened a new facility in Clearwater, Florida, amid negative coverage in The New Yorker regarding a high-profile defector. In a separate industry move, former Bloomberg bureau chief Kimberly Jordan has joined the energy practice at PR firm Hill and Knowlton. This transition is highlighted as an example of the "revolving door" between journalism and corporate public relations.