Bob Nichols is a fifth generation 'Florida Native.' During his 32-year career in Television and radio he's been a weatherman, news anchor, news director, assignment editor, reporter, political editor, and an award-winning host and producer of children's programs. A popular personality, Bob has won numerous awards including three Emmy nominations in addition to serving on the board of directors for 14 local, state, and national charities, including the American Heart Association, and he's the National Spokesman for the American Stroke Association. Bob will certainly provide that well-known 'Nichols Touch' to Good Morning Florida and WBWP 57.

Bob Nichols, voted best South Florida Broadcaster three years in a row by American Women in Radio and Television, is considered one of the leading motivational speakers in America today. Bob's reporting style, and coverage of the news has consistently received great reviews, along with the respect of the media and of course, the community at large. In 2000, Bob was thrust into the national limelight, serving as the Press Secretary for Supervisor of Elections, Theresa LePore in Palm Beach County. During the election recounts in Florida, Bob described to the world the various types of CHADS, and appeared on all major networks to answer questions about the most controversial presidential election in history. At this time, he was credited with coining the phrase, 'Pregnant CHADS.' Bob's illustrious career in media, along with his relationships in the community among viewers and politicians alike also provides a perfect segue for hosting Florida Politics with Bob Nichols.