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South Florida

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Nov 6, 2026

Dominic FikeGUEST
15:57
shit um and I saw the way that she had to like because you know men and the power dynamic shit like my mom is a boss but when we would be around dudes that were also bosses she would have to mold into like a girl again like not a mom who had to feed two kids she was just like I'm And I was just like, damn, that's crazy.
Dominic FikeGUEST
16:20
I saw how necessary that was to do and how to get what you want, get what you need, you know? And you were growing up in South Florida.
Dominic FikeGUEST
16:28
Growing up in South Florida.
Dominic FikeGUEST
16:29
Affluent community.
Dominic FikeGUEST
16:29
Yep.
Kyle LongHOST
34:28
400 yards a game, that reminds me about an offense that really is a pipe dream for me.
Kyle LongHOST
34:32
No pass protection, downpour, South Florida, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, okay? Baker Mayfield.
Kyle LongHOST
34:39
How many yards have they rushed? Baker Mayfield won a football game in which he completed this many passes.
Kyle LongHOST
34:45
I couldn't imagine going to a game.
Ed SpinaGUEST
17:44
They didn't know what to do other than shut down the flights.
Ed SpinaGUEST
17:48
So I was on the first flight out of Puerto Rico back to South Florida.
Ed SpinaGUEST
17:52
Then when I got back to South Florida...
Ed SpinaGUEST
17:54
I went back to my apartment building, and I had zillions of messages on my answering machine back when we had answering machines.
Ed SpinaGUEST
18:02
And I didn't even know what they wanted.
Colby DantHOST
19:10
Colby
Noah BieniekHOST
19:11
is in South Florida on the docket for this winter.
Colby DantHOST
19:18
uh i mean i'm not ruling anything out
Ryan McIntyreHOST
19:21
all
Ryan McIntyreHOST
19:52
Like, I'll be at the games in the weekdays, but when college basketball is going on, I will not take over.
Ryan McIntyreHOST
19:58
It's an excuse
Noah BieniekHOST
19:58
for you to get down to – it's not South Florida.
Noah BieniekHOST
20:01
It's Central Florida.
Jason BlitmanHOST
8:07
And it makes me think about a friend of mine from high school.
Jason BlitmanHOST
8:11
She is from London and moved to South Florida, which was obviously a big cultural change for her.
Jason BlitmanHOST
8:18
And because she was so sick and tired of people saying, oh, say my name in your accent or say this word in your accent, she started coming to school with a standard American accent.
Louise KennedyGUEST
8:32
Yeah, I mean, I did that in school.
Michael BordenaroHOST
0:55
And like I said, I've seen a bunch of these in Miami over the years working as a real estate agent.
Michael BordenaroHOST
1:00
And one thing that's pretty prominent in South Florida is mold.
Michael BordenaroHOST
1:04
I've seen mold come up many times with all the humidity we got there and tenants are foolish and leave the doors open with that hot, humid air coming in and leave the air conditioning on.
Michael BordenaroHOST
1:15
That is a recipe to grow mold.
Brad FerrisHOST
7:51
World War II had ended only two years earlier.
Brad FerrisHOST
7:56
The tremendous population growth that would transform South Florida during the following decades was still ahead.
Brad FerrisHOST
8:04
Much of the land south of Orlando was agricultural, undeveloped, or covered by wetlands and natural vegetation.
Brad FerrisHOST
8:12
Communities were smaller, roads were fewer, and much more simple.
Brad FerrisHOST
8:55
Back then, our state had relatively little protection against a tremendous amount of rainfall arriving over an already saturated landscape.
Brad FerrisHOST
9:05
And unfortunately, 1947 turned out to be an extraordinary year.
Brad FerrisHOST
9:12
South Florida experienced an exceptionally wet season.
Brad FerrisHOST
9:18
The rainy season itself was exceptionally wet.
Bill MontyHOST
0:03
This is Bill Monty.
Bill MontyHOST
0:05
Welcome to another Florida Fun Son Fact, courtesy of Tales from South Florida.
Bill MontyHOST
0:11
Today we're talking about something that we see every day, whether it's on our driver's license, our license plate, or the signs welcoming visitors to our state.
Bill MontyHOST
0:20
It's the name of where we live, Florida.
Bill MontyHOST
2:09
Over the centuries, Florida became a place of Spanish, British, and American influence.
Bill MontyHOST
2:14
Its communities grew around agriculture, shipping, tourism, and eventually the highways and airports that made travel easier.
Bill MontyHOST
2:22
South Florida, it developed its own distinct character, bringing together people from across the United States, the Caribbean, Latin America, frankly, every part of the world.
Bill MontyHOST
2:34
So today, when we say Florida, we might be talking about Miami Beach, the Everglades, the Florida Keys, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Tampa, Lake Worth, Orlando, or a hundred other places with their own stories.
Dan GolkaHOST
15:01
Jan Schill.
Dan GolkaHOST
15:02
Jan Schill lived in South Florida.
Dan GolkaHOST
15:05
And in 1991, she had what she called is the greatest car ever.
Dan GolkaHOST
15:09
It was a Mercedes that was diesel.
JamieHOST
5:53
I do unfortunately hate what happened to her though.
JamieHOST
5:56
So late 1998, she moved down to South Florida.
JamieHOST
6:00
I think Boca Raton, she bought a condominium.
JamieHOST
6:04
Then she ended up getting a job as an office manager at a marina in Fort Lauderdale.

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