Championing Civic Engagement
In this episode, we sit down with Bill Mick—a steadfast advocate for civic engagement and one of Florida’s most recognizable conservative radio voices. For more than three hours every weekday morning, Bill sits behind the mic hosting Bill Mick Live in Brevard County, where he breaks down local and national news, interviews political candidates, and guides listeners through the issues shaping their communities. His show is a hub for open discussion, spirited debate, and the kind of civic participation he believes keeps America strong.
A proud supporter of the First Amendment, Bill urges his audience to listen for understanding—not merely to win an argument—and to stay informed on the issues that matter most. A longtime fan of the work Moms for Liberty does; Bill believes our approach to advocacy is one of the most effective in the country. Before entering broadcasting, Bill served as a police officer, working patrol, SWAT, and detective roles with the Metro Drug Unit and SCPD’s Detective Bureau. He also served in the West Virginia Air National Guard and even spent time as a collegiate and minor league baseball umpire.
Today, in addition to Bill Mick Live, he hosts the Florida Roundtable on the Florida News Network, a weekly public-affairs program heard on more than 100 stations across the Sunshine State. Join us as we dive into Bill’s journey, his passion for informed citizenship, and why he believes civic involvement at the local level can change the nation.