
Ever wonder what the hell's going on in Florida? Host Ryan Ray brings guests and interviews that get to the core of the political moment the Sunshine State is having. As we're now seeing at the highest levels of government, Florida IS America.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 34 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Leon County Commissioner David O’Keefe returns to discuss the seemingly endless assault on local government coming from Meatball Ron's administration. Whether it's paving over colorful crosswalks, threatening local officials at the behest of develope... more
Trimmel Gomes finally joins the show and reminisces with Ryan over recording a podcast in the side room of a smoke-filled bar in 2016. In between talk of government at the local, state, and federal levels, Trimmel offers his thoughts on what it means... more
On the latest segment of Reading RAYnbow, Ryan catches up with an old friend: critically-acclaimed author Sarah Gerard. Her 2015 novel Binary Star was listed as a best book of the year by NPR, and her second book – a collection of essays called Sunsh... more
It’s been a busy Florida summer, and intrepid WUSF reporter Douglas Soule joins the show to go over some of the biggest stories from the last few weeks: Will Florida follow Texas’ example of extreme gerrymandering? What was it like on the ground as G... more
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A ray of light at a time when honest political media covering state politics in Florida state politics is hard to come by. With monopolistic energy companies buying up media outlets in Florida to run favorable coverage, other big media outlets openly admitting to pay for play, and the rest being at constant risk of shutting down - not to mention journalists being stalked and intimidated for running investigative coverage - having a host with a deep knowledge of the state’s history and schemes by... more
Ryan gets great guests and wades into the interesting nutty gritty of our local politics.
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Focused on the intricacies of Florida's political landscape, this show examines pressing issues, cultural reflections, and the impact of legislation affecting the state's residents. Through insightful interviews with diverse guests, ranging from journalists to authors and activists, the discussions highlight Florida's unique challenges, such as voting rights, public transportation, education policies, and environmental concerns. The emphasis on local journalism and community engagement appears to make this a crucial resource for understanding the dynamics of governance in the Sunshine State during a time of significant political change.
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Recent guests on Tropical Depression include:
1. David O'Keefe
2. Trimmel Gomes
3. Sarah Gerard
4. Amy Keith
5. Kent Wascom
6. Alec Niedenthal
7. Dayna Lazarus
8. Jason Garcia
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