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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
178 episodes
Soccer Story: How Little Key Biscayne grows futbol champions with Marcelo Radice
NOT EVERY TOWN of 15,000 can boast a homegrown player who's now a teammate of Lionel Messi. But Key Biscayne can. Our guest is Marcelo Radice, who's worked to build the island's soccer programs for both boys and girls. We ask him ab...
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Season 11
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Episode 11
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38:40

Running for Governor? : DAVID JOLLY
DAVID JOLLY is a former Republican Congressman from the Tampa Bay area who is looking at the Florida Governor's mansion -- and in our podcast, says he's planning a run as Democrat. Can he successfully find a winning lane as a political mo...
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Season 11
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Episode 10
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45:26

Miami's best-known charities unite to help local news: Press Forward!
EARLIER THIS YEAR, some of Miami's best-known charities agreed that local news in our community is in deep trouble. They joined a national program, PRESS FORWARD, to help ma...
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Season 11
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Episode 9
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38:00

Sunshine Week: Freedom at stake at VOA and here in Florida
SUNSHINE WEEK celebrates both press freedoms and the ability to get public records and know what's going on in your government. Our first guest is STEVE HERMAN, off the air after the Trump administrat...
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Season 11
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Episode 8
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58:04

Donald Trump, mercantilist. Econ prof James Feigenbaum on the trade war
A FULL BLOWN TRADE WAR is now raging, after Donald Trump started slapping tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico, China, and now, most of Europe. But what is his theory, and does it have any economic history? OUR GUEST is a
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Season 11
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Episode 7
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1:00:07

Cuts at NOAA - Danger Ahead? Hurricane Expert James Franklin
NO ONE KNOWS how deep the cuts are, but forecasters at America's weather agency, NOAA, say the quality of forecasts could be jeopardized with layoffs of scientists and other employees. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has a w...
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Season 11
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Episode 7
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39:36

Ron Magill's other passion: Key Biscayne's famous rib competition
A LITTLE BIT OF BOASTING, but Key Biscayne's annual "Rib Off" is set in an idyllic bayside spot where smoke, pork, and community fuse together for one of the nation's best barbecue competitions -- all done for...
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Season 11
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Episode 6
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30:51

A nation of immigrants? Not so much: Tiffany Hankins with the Fla. Immigrant Coalition
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a sweeping package of immigration laws on Thursday aimed at carrying out President Donald Trump ’s mass deporta...
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Season 11
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Episode 5
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53:40

State of the Village: Has the Big Dig gone bust? With Thom Mozloom.
YEARS OF PLANNING was thrown into turmoil this week when the mayor of Key Biscayne reversed position on the...
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Season 11
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Episode 4
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49:23

For the birds: A top wildlife photographer reveals beauty in our neighborhoods
KIRSTEN HINES has a master's degree in biology, but it was later in life she learned the lens was the way to get close to the wildlife she loves. An award winning author, she knows Key Biscayne and Miami well. Join us for a fascinating discussi...
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Season 11
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Episode 3
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44:45

Condo Crunch- Should Fla. safety laws be changed? Plus: the power of a cigar.
GOVERNOR RON DESANTIS called a special session to deal with a financial crisis facing millions of condo residents, but so far, the Legislature is balking. It's all about dealing with expensive repairs to aging buildings in the wake of t...
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Season 11
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Episode 2
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50:00

Dominoes on the Beach: Helping Liberty City
DOMINOES is a cultural touchstone in South Florida, but the annual gathering of players on the beach at Key Biscayne has a special purpose - further...
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Season 11
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Episode 1
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32:28

Cat 5 for Journalism: A discussion on the challenges for news organizations
Layoffs. Billionaires. Hedge Funds. Influencers. Declining ad revenue. Journalism has been hit with one Category-5 storm after another. In our final show for Season 10, Sergio Bustos, a veteran journalist and VP of new...
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Season 10
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Episode 16
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1:08:54

Allison McCormick: The Exit Interview
ALLISON MCCORMICK just wrapped up eight years as a member of Key Biscayne's Village Council, a term that saw four village managers, a pandemic, and the start of the biggest public works project in the barrier island's history. We t...
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Season 10
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Episode 15
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47:23

Miami's Generosity: Inside the city's biggest fundraiser with Nikisha Williams
GIVE MIAMI DAY is a tradition in Miami where 1,300 nonprofits work together to fund a variety of worthy causes. We talk to a worker at a nonprofit who works directly on the city's streets to help the neediest -- and also with Nikisha Williams, ...
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Season 10
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Episode 14
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19:19

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
