
A weekly look at a different fascintating topic in Florida History Cover art photo by Derek Reese. @DR928
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 369 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

We discuss the sprawl created by the extension of I-75 beyond Hillsborough County. The road created major sprawl in Southwest Florida leading to the rapid development of gated and exclusive communities in the area that helped tilt Florida toward the ... more
We discuss I-10's avoidance of the southside of Tallahassee as an early and rare win for black political power in Florida during the 1950's, 60's and early 70's. We also talk about how the move of I-10 north has in time created more problems for Tall... more
We discuss the ripping apart of urban neighborhoods in Central Florida by I-4, I-275, I-175, and SR 408.
Miami's Overtown neighborhood was the "Harlem of the South" and the most prosperous black area in the southeast United States. Then came I-95 and I-395.
We also discuss the partial-destruction of the Sistrunk area of Fort Lauderdale thanks to I-95.
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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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The episodes provide a comprehensive exploration of significant historical events and figures in Florida's past, highlighting tales of racial tensions, civil rights movements, and the impact of sports on culture. Key topics include the turbulent events of the Jim Crow era, lynchings, and landmark civil rights protests like the Tallahassee sit-ins and the Rosewood Massacre. The hosts engage with the historical context, advocating for awareness of Florida's complex history, which is often overshadowed by narratives from other Southern states. Unique in its focus on lesser-known historical figures and events, this show aims to educate listeners while inviting critical discussions about the implications of Florida's past on contemporary society... more
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Recent guests on The Florida History Podcast include:
1. Eliot Kleinberg
2. Neal Blackman
3. Melissa Fussell
4. Neil Blackmon
5. Billy Corben
6. Ralph Turlington
7. Johnathan Starling
8. Fernand Amandi
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