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Apalachicola

Apalachicola

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Oct 23, 2026

DarrenHOST
10:24
I've seen him live twice.
DarrenHOST
10:26
The first time I saw him was with Brian at the Florida Seafood Festival in Apalachicola.
DarrenHOST
10:32
The second time I saw him was in my hometown now, Tallahassee.
DarrenHOST
10:39
I saw him on the Florida State campus.
speaker_0HOST
21:51
It's going to be a great time.
speaker_0HOST
21:52
That's Apalachicola.
speaker_0HOST
21:54
What's up? Carrabelle.
speaker_0HOST
21:55
What about Carrabelle? I hear Carrabelle's getting some new plays.
Barry HaysGUEST
57:53
And it's, you know, there's the barrier islands there off the coast of Mississippi and Alabama.
Barry HaysGUEST
57:59
And then, you know, then you're into Pensacola, Florida, Panama City, you know, and then into Apalachicola after that.
Barry HaysGUEST
58:06
There's so many different places we can go, you know, up and down the Gulf Coast.
Barry HaysGUEST
58:11
And then if we want to take it to New Orleans and, you know, get into the lake so we can take some of our New Orleans friends out and we can do that, too, you know.
Matthew DentGUEST
15:42
We thought, here it is.
Matthew DentGUEST
15:43
That area was just dead in the bullseye of what made sense for us covering our footprint, which is from the Mississippi line all the way to Apalachicola, Florida.
Matthew DentGUEST
15:53
So it's a big geography with a bunch of customers and a lot of dynamics like drive time, seasonality, hurricane egress.
Matthew DentGUEST
16:01
I mean, you can go through all of it.

31 MINS LATER

Matthew DentGUEST
47:01
Well, Andrew and Pamilton Taylor, thank you for everything that your firm had done for us and Edwin, to you and Phillip as well.
Matthew DentGUEST
47:09
This project, the importance of it cannot be overstated.
Matthew DentGUEST
47:14
I mean, we're touching every customer from the Mississippi line to Apalachicola.
Matthew DentGUEST
47:19
Yes, this is kind of the center project.
Josh ButtsGUEST
56:26
Okay, so we're going to talk like me and Dad now.
Josh ButtsGUEST
56:28
Okay, so if I did that, I would go down to Apalachicola.
Josh ButtsGUEST
56:33
Apalachicola.
Josh ButtsGUEST
56:35
And I would buy like an older headboat and start a charter business.
Josh ButtsGUEST
56:43
Okay.
Matt RindeGUEST
22:21
i would say we still have to be very cautious about yes the next several hours for a strong onshore flow especially in the concave sections of shoreline where there could still be an amassing of water.
Matt RindeGUEST
22:34
Now, that would be basically from Apalachicola to Horseshoe Beach.
Matt RindeGUEST
22:38
That area where there's still a good flow of moisture or a good flow of air coming northward could still bring higher surf, not technically a surge, but certainly could lead to some more coastal flooding and beach erosion.
Ryan GormanHOST
22:50
All right, Matt Rindy, AccuWeather meteorologist with us.
ScallywagHOST
11:54
That's right.
ScallywagHOST
11:55
Well, let's get started with old Apalachicola.
ScallywagHOST
11:59
That's Banjo's old favorite city because he lives there.
ScallywagHOST
12:02
I go there way too much, but...
LD HatfieldHOST
12:05
You know,
ScallywagHOST
12:05
what are you going to do?
LD HatfieldHOST
12:06
They have too many good times in Apalachicola.
LD HatfieldHOST
12:08
You down with AYC? I love some AYC.
Jessica HareHOST
38:28
Mm-hmm.
ChrisGUEST
38:29
There was a really, really nice Apalachicola king, a yearling or a two-year-old that I was looking at.
Jessica HareHOST
38:37
Uh, Max says, "It's in the idea stage.
Jessica HareHOST
38:39
Mickey just got some people to come on board.

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Jessica HareHOST
48:15
Yeah
ChrisGUEST
48:15
...
ChrisGUEST
48:16
I mean, if I saw a cheap Apalachicola king, um, I had one years ago and I just, I like 'em, um, and you don't see 'em too often.
Jessica HareHOST
48:26
Mm-hmm.
Aiden ThomasHOST
3:03
And then nobody built anything with that idea for almost a century.
Aiden ThomasHOST
3:09
Apalachicola, Florida, the 1840s.
Aiden ThomasHOST
3:13
A cotton port on the Gulf, thick with heat and thick with fever.
Aiden ThomasHOST
3:18
The town doctor is a man named John Gorrie, and he is convinced that the heat itself is what's killing his patients.
Hal NeedhamHOST
7:56
Small community there in the Big Bend.
Hal NeedhamHOST
7:58
of Florida over by Apalachee Bay, north of Tampa, east of Apalachicola.
Hal NeedhamHOST
8:03
They didn't have a direct core eye wall of a hurricane, I think, for over 100 years.
Hal NeedhamHOST
8:09
And then I think they had three in two years.

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