
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 | Twice monthly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Spring has sprung, and love is in the air. This week, we welcomed the iconic duo of Lawrence Mower with the Tampa Bay Times and Alexandra Glorioso of the Miami Herald to the show. They were gracious enough to take our call live from their car, and on... more
On today's episode, Gainesville City Commissioner Bryan Eastman makes his Trop Dep debut! You already know Ryan's itching to talk to the Commish about the state hijacking the city's public utilities -- but did you know Republicans are also trying to ... more
Ryan links up with Tampa Bay media legend, WMNF and Florida Phoenix reporter Mitch Perry to make sense of what exactly is going on in the Capitol with just two weeks left in legislative session. The fast-paced conversation ranges from Ron DeSantis's ... more
On today's episode, Ryan is joined by Tallahassee City Commissioner Jeremy Matlow, who launched his campaign for Mayor last year. Jeremy shares his thoughts on the Democratic Party's message to voters, the rise of economic populism among the far-righ... 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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Tackling Florida's political moment, this show often centers on state and local governance, elections, policy fights, and the media landscape in the Sunshine State. Episodes feature veteran journalists, lawmakers, activists, and civic organizers, with recurring threads around voting rights, taxation, housing, and the influence of state leadership on local communities. A standout element is its willingness to connect Florida's issues to national debates, while maintaining a sharp focus on grassroots perspectives, corruption scrutiny, and civic engagement.
Noteworthy is the host's emphasis on practical implications for residents and communities, the breadth of Florida-specific topics covered, and a pattern of bringing in guests who have deep... more
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Recent guests on Tropical Depression include:
1. Alexandra Glorioso
2. Lawrence Mower
3. Bryan Eastman
4. Mitch Perry
5. Jeremy Matlow
6. William March
7. Angie Nixon
8. Peter Schorsch
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