BONUS - GAIA - Artist Luke Jerram talks about an exhibition on Earth Day
A conversation with U.K artist Luke Jerram about an illuminated globe installed for Earth Day weekend in Key Biscayne. Measuring nearly 23 feet in diameter, this installation is a scale replica of Ear...
22 Apr 202311min
Vision Plan Redux: Luis de la Cruz
AFTER YEARS, a plan meant to meet future challenges for Miami's "Island Paradise" had a raucous final public meeting before coming to a vote. Critics have organized against it, claiming it will promot...
20 Apr 202343min
Adventures in Pork with York (Flik)
THE KEY BISCAYNE Rib Off is a charity event in honor of abeloved local physician that has expanded to more than 20 teams, drawing an ever growing audience. Details here Our guest is York Flik, on...
14 Apr 202325min
Free Lolita: The Seaquarium plans to end five decades of captivity for a killer whale
Lolita has been at the Miami Seaquarium for decades, but an unlikely partnership this week announced a plan to return her to her home waters in the Pacific Northwest after five decades in captivity. ...
31 Mars 202347min
Court Crisis: Miami's Top Prosecutor Katherine Fernandez Rundle
Major criminal cases are daily work in America's fourth-biggest prosecutor's office, but Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle says pay is so low, she lost 100 lawyers in the past year...
19 Mars 202347min
Miami Mayor's Race and Florida politics with Fernand Amandi
It's 20 MONTHS before Election Day, but DANIELLA LEVINE CAVA announced her re-election campaign for the top job in Miami March 1. Why so early? And what is the state of play as the 2024 presidential r...
11 Mars 202339min
Attack on the First Amendment in Florida: Bobby Black
Governor Ron DeSantis thinks it should be easier to sue for libel, and a bill in the Florida Legislature would to exactly that. Our guest is veteran newsroom leader Bobby Block, the head of Florida's ...
3 Mars 202345min
