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Ryan Gorman

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Morning show host on @WFLANews in the Tampa Bay area (5–9 AM ET) and @WIOD in Miami (6–9 AM ET). Listen live or find the podcast on @iHeartRadio.

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Show host at 970 WFLA-AM. Fill-in host at WIOD-AM in Miami.

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2022 Florida Legislative Session Recap

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By Ryan Gorman Verified
| WFLA-AM (Tampa, FL) Verified
Following the conclusion of the 2022 legislative session, reporters and analysts from across the state checked in to recap everything you need to know about the bills that passed, the ones that didn't, and what it all means for Floridians. Below are the podcasts of those conversations. First, Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch provided a comprehensive overview of this year's session, including the winners and losers and a breakdown of the record-breaking $112 billion budget.
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SEE IT: Anti-War Protestor Interrupts Russian State-Run TV Broadcast

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By Ryan Gorman Verified
| WJRR-FM (Maitland, FL) Verified
Marina Ovsyannikova, an editor of Channel One, a state-run Russian TV station, burst on the set of a live newscast to protest the Russian invasion of Ukraine. She held up a sign that read, "Stop the war. Don't believe the propaganda. They're lying to you." She also changed "Stop the war! No to war!" during her brief appearance on-set.
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Gabby Petito's Parents File Lawsuit Against the Parents of Brian Laundrie

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By Ryan Gorman Verified
| WJRR-FM (Maitland, FL) Verified
Joseph Petito and Nichole Schmidt, the parents of Gabby Petito, have filed a civil lawsuit in Sarasota, FL, against the parents of Brian Laundrie. According to the lawsuit, Petito and Schmidt are seeking damages in excess of $30k exclusive of prejudgement interest, costs, and attorney fees. The lawsuit alleges Laundrie told his parents about Gabby's murder shortly after it occurred.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

I'm only 33, so no :)

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

via email

Who do you wish followed you?

Not @realdonaldtrump. I don't have time to get in Twitter wars with presidential candidates.