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Anti-Social

Tony Winton, Jan Dillow

We" not anti-people, just anti-social media. Interesting topics, with some logic, originating from the island paradise of Key Biscayne, Florida.

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32:28

Dominoes on the Beach: Helping Liberty City

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2025/01/13

DOMINOES is a cultural touchstone in South Florida, but the annual gathering of players on the beach at Key Biscayne has a special purpose - furthering hopes and dreams in Liberty City, an economically-challenged area in Miami. Our Guest for the first episode of season eleven (!) is Toby Rohrer, who with her husband Bill raises money for scholarships helping Liberty City residents. Tune in and learn about this cool program-- and about the passion players have for the game. Details on event Ja...

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68:54

Cat 5 for Journalism: A discussion on the challenges...

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2024/12/13

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 news for WLRN, joins the discussion. We talk about how news has changed, and how organizations are adapting against economic headwinds even as the public craves more fact-based coverage. In our second segment, we talk about Luigi Mangione, accused of gunning down a h...

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47:23

Allison McCormick: The Exit Interview

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2024/12/02

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 talk to her about the challenges of all that - and what is was like to be a public servant at the level closest to the people. And we welcome her as a new board member of Miami Fourth Estate, the parent nonprofit of the Key Biscayne Independent, the Liberty City...

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19:19

Miami's Generosity: Inside the city's biggest...

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2024/11/21

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, who talks about how gifts are leveraged many times over. Send us a textSupport the showSubscribe to the Key Biscayne Independent today

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28:55

Stop the Infernal Clock Switching: Standard Time with...

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2024/11/01

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 direction. Hey, it's not political -- but it's a surprisingly divided issue. Send us a textSupport the showSubscribe to the Key Biscayne Independent today

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54:08

Lopez v Gross-Kellogg and the battle for House Dist. 113

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2024/10/25

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, she is fending off a challenge from Jackie Gross Kellogg, the leader of Key Biscayne Democrats who says she will restore bipartisan balance after decades of Republican rule in Tallahassee. We talk to both candidates about some of the top issues facing vot...

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56:14

Science & the Big Dig: Steve Williamson and a top FIU...

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2024/10/18

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 Steve Williamson, asking for new studies about whether the antiquated stormwater drainage system can last a few years longerWe have two guests who have the answers about the science, and the Village's plans. Jayantha Obeysekara, the director of the Seal Lev...

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39:59

She wants to be your Senator: Debbie Mucarsel-Powell

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2024/10/11

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 the margin of error. As Hurricane Milton's damage is still being assessed, we talk to her about the government's role in disaster response, environmental policy, and much more. Listen as she makes her case for election. Send us a textSupport the showSubscribe to the Key Biscayne Independent today

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46:04

Lerner and Regalado - Rematch in Miami-Dade's District 7

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2024/10/05

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 mayor of Pinecrest, lost to RAQUEL REGALADO by a narrow margin in 2020 -- now the two are in a rematch. We ask them about the future of the Rickenbacker Causeway, traffic, and other issues confronting our community.Last day to register — Oct. 7&...

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51:28

Council Candidates: Michael Bracken & Nicholas...

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2024/09/20

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 as a member of the island's Undergrounding task force, while Jenkins served on the Virginia Key advisory board. We ask them about the "Big Dig" that could cost more than $310 million to protect Key Biscayne from sea level rise -- critics say it will cost much more a...

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Council Candidates: Charles Collins / The...

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2024/09/13

Send us a textWE 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 ALSO, we bring on our reporter Billy Jean Louis to talk about reaction in Little Haiti to Donald Trump's false claim that Haitian immigrants are eating pets in an Ohio town. ELECTION DATES Mail ballots go out - Sept 26Last day to re...

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Council Candidates: Nancy Stoner

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2024/09/07

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 real estate attorney and mediator -- listen and find out more about her. Important Election DatesMail ballots go out - Sept 26Last day to register — Oct. 7 Last day to request mail ballot — Oct. 24 Early Voting Oct 21 - Nov. 3Election Day - Nov. 5....

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Council Candidates: Mark Fried and Frank Caplan

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2024/09/01

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" -- and other top issues -- and the answers may surprise you. --MARK FRIED, an attorney and service club leader, says he was motivated to run after the death of cyclist Megan Andrews. --FRANK CAPLAN, a former mayor, is now running for reelection to his s...

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43:28

Big Mo: Can enthusiasm for Harris affect Miami races?...

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2024/08/10

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, what does it mean for state and local races in Florida and Miami? Our guest is top-tier Democratic strategist and pollster FERNAND AMANDI, who shares his insight on "Big Mo" and what kind of coattails the change at the top of the ticket might bring. Suppor...

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38:55

Voting Your Pocketbook: A look at the economy before...

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2024/08/03

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 Mark Hamrick, the Washington bureau chief of Bankrate and one of the nation's sharpest financial journalists, who says that when it comes to reading the economy, there's sometimes a conflict about economic data -- and how people feel about the economy. With special co-host H. Frances Reav...

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37:43

Making History - First Time DNC Delegate Jackie Gross...

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2024/07/27

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 roll call August 1st. What is like to be one of 2,000 people making this decision? And what challenges face Harris and the Democrats in a year of stunning political developments? Plus, we introduce Billy Jean Louis, our newest reporter who...

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42:16

Mike Davey Runs for Congress in a time of turmoil

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2024/07/20

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. MIKE DAVEY, a former Republican, is seeking to reclaim the seat for Democrats. He's best known for two terms as Key Biscayne mayor, where he was popular he didn't even have an opponent in his second term. But first, he faces a primary election Aug. 20 against Luci...

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50:07

Winds of Change in Miami? City Commissioner Damian Pardo

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2024/05/17

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 Biscayne over Virginia Key and ongoing traffic issues. Our guest is Damian Pardo, who won an upset victory and has been part of major changes in the region's biggest municipality. His District 2 includes Virginia Key, the island adjacent to Key Biscayne. We

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38:04

TOP COP - They Want To Be Sheriff: Meet the candidates

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2024/05/03

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16:57

Mario Knapp

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2024/05/03

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