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Each week on “On a Mission” we talk to community leaders who are out to make a positive impact in the area. Today, our host Dr. Wendy Norfleet talks with Bob Wiltfong from The BS Dictionary. ....
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OK, let’s cut to the chase, pick some low-hanging fruit and say that without even knowing just how much bandwidth this year would require, Bob Wiltfong took a deep dive into the origins of business-speak and wrote a book that seems made for 2020: “The BS Dictionary.” Wiltfong, 51, is a former TV journalist who left that career to become an actor and comedian. He’s perhaps best known for playing a correspondent on Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” circa 2004, although if you bumped into him in Nocatee and tried to figure out why his face looked familiar, it also might be because he starred in a Nationwide Insurance campaign long before Peyton Manning, playing “The World’s Greatest Spokesperson in the World!” ....