
A weekly look at a different fascintating topic in Florida History Cover art photo by Derek Reese. @DR928
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 343 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Kartik Krishnaiyer explains why he believes Fort Caroline represents the actual origin story of the United States - decades before Jamestown or Plymouth Rock.
What did the French colonists find in the way of plants in the northwest corner of the Florida peninsula?
In the finale of our miniseries of the French in Colonial Florida we discuss the 1719 capture and occupation of Pensacola by the French. By 1726, Pensacola had been returned to Spanish rule.
French privateer Dominique de Gourgues works with the Timucuan to exact a measure of revenge on the Spanish with a massacre at San Mateo.
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The poor sound quality does no favors to what could be a great podcast
Fifth generation Florida native here, family’s from Bartow and Wauchula . Content is great. The guys have good radio voices and you’ll notice they actually sort of apologize when they raise an absurdly unpopular notion like gender curriculum in kindergarten. I think they are more like the old Democrats who (don’t stone me!) really weren’t that bad. My grandmama was one. It’s the Jimmy Carter type democrat. I think they are as annoyed with all the CRT and climate “mania” as everyone else but the... more
Too much political bias to be useful. I prefer the Old Florida Now podcast since it’s straight history.
I really enjoy some of the content but it is hard (despite what other reviewers say because they sit on the same side of the fence) to trust that a fair representation is being given because it becomes obvious that everyone leans to one side of the political spectrum on the show. It’s really hard to take seriously when silly media terms like “climate denier” are used to brand people with different viewpoints. Wish I had better things to say, how about no political bias, at least give both sides ... more
The content is incredible because it is difficult to find the detailed Florida history anywhere else. It is clear that Kartik spends a lot of time on research. However, often in his episodes I can hear him typing and doing other things while the guest speaker is talking. I am appalled that he would do this while someone is speaking because it appears by him working on something else, he is not listening. Additionally, he should not be publishing the episode if other background sounds are heard. ... more
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Exploring a wide array of topics related to the unique and complex history of Florida, this podcast provides listeners with insights into various historical events, colonization efforts, and significant figures that shaped the state. Each episode often revolves around a specific theme or event, such as French colonization attempts or the impacts of treaties on Florida's history, intertwining narratives with personal anecdotes, historical context, and political dynamics that persist today. Listeners looking for a deeper understanding of Florida's past will find a wealth of content, covering everything from indigenous tribes to colonial conflicts and beyond.
Notable for its in-depth discussions and commitment to educating audiences about les... more
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