Anti-Social
We' not anti-people, just anti-social media. Interesting topics, with some logic, originating from the island paradise of Key Biscayne, Florida.
Episodes
163 episodes
Stop the Infernal Clock Switching: Standard Time with Jay Pea
DO YOU HATE CLOCK SWITCHING? Twice a year the clocks are changed, and twice a year, there are gripes. But 'Natural Time' activist Jay Pea says momentum is building to move to standard time -- despite a move by Florida to go in the wrong directi...
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Season 10
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Episode 13
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28:55
Lopez v Gross-Kellogg and the battle for House Dist. 113
IN A DISTRICT that has historically elected Democrats, State Rep. Vicki Lopez is running as a moderate Republican to keep her spot. House District 113, which covers Key Biscayne and coastal Miami. Know for her work on condo issues,...
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Season 10
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Episode 12
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54:08
Science & the Big Dig: Steve Williamson and a top FIU scientist answer questions
CRITICS are seeking to pause the Big Dig sea level rise protection project in Key Biscayne. It's the biggest public works program in Village history. Critics challenge the science, costs, and the administration by Village Manager S...
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Season 10
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Episode 11
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56:14
She wants to be your Senator: Debbie Mucarsel-Powell
DEBBIE MUCARSEL-POWELL, a former Democratic congresswoman from Miami, is trying to upset Republican Rick Scott for U.S. Senate. Recent polls show the race tightening to within t...
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Season 10
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Episode 10
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39:59
Lerner and Regalado - Rematch in Miami-Dade's District 7
TWO ACCOMPLISHED leaders are vying for the same spot in Miami's County government - District 7 - which includes the islands of Key Biscayne and Virginia Key, as well as Coral Gables, Pinecrest, and South Miami.CINDY LERNER, the former m...
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Season 10
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Episode 9
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46:04
Council Candidates: Michael Bracken & Nicholas Lopez-Jenkins
OUR FINAL TWO CANDIDATES for Key Biscayne's Village Council are on the show -- Michael Bracken and Nicholas Lopez-Jenkins. Neither is completely new to public service, with both serving on important committees. Bracken served a...
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Season 10
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Episode 8
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51:28
Council Candidates: Charles Collins / The presidential debate and Haitians
WE CONTINUE our series interviewing the six candidates for Key Biscayne's Village Council. Our guest is CHARLES COLLINS, who supports pausing the "Big Dig" projects. We ask about that -- and why he switched running for mayor to council
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Season 10
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Episode 7
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51:33
Council Candidates: Nancy Stoner
NANCY STONER is one of six vying for three seats on the Key Biscayne Village Council. We get right into it with her views on the $300 million "Big Dig" project that some argue should be paused. Stoner is a construction and re...
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Season 10
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Episode 6
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34:51
Council Candidates: Mark Fried and Frank Caplan
WE START OUR 2024 SERIES of candidates for the Key Biscayne Village Council with two well known men on the island. Six people are vying for three seats in November.We ask about a $350 million stormwater project -- the "Big Dig" --...
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Season 10
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Episode 5
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46:19
Big Mo: Can enthusiasm for Harris affect Miami races? With Fernand Amandi
KAMALA HARRIS and new running mate Tim Walz have upended the presidential election, now leading Donald Trump and drawing large crowds in the days after President Joe Biden stepped out.Is the momentum sustainable? And just as important, ...
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Season 10
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Episode 4
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43:28
Voting Your Pocketbook: A look at the economy before the election with Mark Hamrick
It's less than 100 days to the U.S. presidential election, and if history is any guide, people will vote their pocketbooks. So...how IS the economy doing in the four years since the pandemic? We talk to
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Season 10
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Episode 3
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38:55
Making History - First Time DNC Delegate Jackie Gross Kellog going to Chicago
JACKIE GROSS KELLOGG is a longtime Key Biscayne Democratic Party leader, and her first trip to the national convention is coming with the historic change in presidential nominees from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris. She'll be voting in an online ro...
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Season 10
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Episode 3
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37:43
Mike Davey Runs for Congress in a time of turmoil
MIAMI's 27th DISTRICT is one of the nation's most evenly divided congressional districts, and this year's election is taking place in a time of intense political turmoil and in the wake of an assassination attempt.
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Season 10
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Episode 2
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42:16
Winds of Change in Miami? City Commissioner Damian Pardo
Every week it's a different headline in Miami. A verdict against a commissioner. Allegations against the City attorney. Unconstitutional voting districts. And then there is the "cold war" with Miami's neighboring city, Key Biscayn...
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Season 10
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Episode 1
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50:07
TOP COP - They Want To Be Sheriff: Meet the candidates
MIAMI will have a new, powerful elected sheriff in a few months, and this summer. voters will pick the Democratic and Republican candidates for the job. It's a post with a big budget and responsibilities ranging from traffic to ho...
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Season 9
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Episode 14
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38:04
Heat and Hurricanes: Brian McNoldy and abnormal ocean temperatures
LAST YEAR, ocean temperatures set records. And this year, it's looking even more extreme. What will that mean for the Atlantic Hurricane Season, just two months away? We welcome back meteorologist Brian McNoldy from the University ...
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Season 9
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Episode 13
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42:31
Stopping Bullies with Retro Bill
His name is RETRO BILL and he goes around the country with a sometimes zany message for kids - and he's passionate about stopping bullying. Retro Bill just wrapped up a series of shows in Key Biscayne -- and he has a message for p...
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Season 9
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Episode 12
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40:48
Condo Sales Slump / Police recording roils sex abuse case
CONDO SALES ARE PLUMMETING in Sough Florida, but is it a crisis? Our guest is KEN JOHNSON from Florida Atlantic University, a real estate economist, who talks about the effect of the Surfside condo collapse on the market. "Condos ...
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Season 9
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Episode 11
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42:10