by Daniel Cheer and Shea Dixon It happens in an instant. You get a phone call. “NO CALLER ID” is all your phone elects to tell you. Your contacts app has been glitchy lately; could it be someone you know? Whom could it be? Your friend who needs to talk? Mom or dad calling for...
Author: Shea Dixon (Shea Dixon)
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Wide selection of Pensacola coffee choices excite the taste buds
by Shea Dixon and Marley Reynolds Pensacola, though it may be smaller than other cities, is no stranger to the cafe scene. This first weekend in March, we, the self-claimed food reviewers of the Corsair, took it upon ourselves to go out and find the best of the best among them. The first stop was...
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Zuzu acrobats dazzle audiences via Zoom
Direct from Dar Es Salaam’s outskirt suburbs in Tanzania, streamed live through the magic of Zoom, the famed Zuzu African Acrobats came to PSC. In celebration of Black History Month, the Pensacola State Black History/Multicultural Committee, February 19, presented the colorful spectacle of acrobatics, juggling, and dance. Dressed in lively green, yellow, and blue, their...
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Episode 3: We Parley With Candidate Phil Ehr
Frank and Shea discuss the issues with candidate for Congress, Commander Phil Ehr U.S.N. (rtd.)
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Youth must ignite sparks of progress
Election Day is again drawing closer and political rhetoric has increased to a fever pitch. In their efforts to grapple for every last vote, there have been numerous references by the candidates to America’s Founding Fathers. At the same time, some have sought to dismiss the passions and voices of youth advocates. These advocates are portrayed as too uneducated, unsophisticated, and inexperienced to have their voice matter in American government.
