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 | Our guest this week is Eliot Kleinberg, author of "Black Cloud: The Great Florida Hurricane of 1928." The 1928 "Okeechobee Hurricane" remains the deadliest storm in Florida history... and little known about. mp3 | 50:00 | |
| Our guest this week is Moni Basu who visited the Spiritualist community in Cassadaga and wrote about her experience for Flamingo Magazine. What Basu found differs from ads popularizing the "Psychic Capital of the World." mp3 | 40:00 | |
| With guest Garrett M. Graff, we take a look at the numerous and surprising ways in which the Watergate scandal connects to Florida. mp3 | 42:00 | |
| Our guest this episode is David Sloan, Key Lime pie researcher, author, baker and founder of the Key Lime festival in Key West. mp3 | 33:58 | |
| Our guest Cesar Becerra who published an historical novel, "Orange Blossom 2.0," about Mary Brickell and the founding of Miami. Becerra's believes Brickell deserves at least as much credit as does Miami's more well-known founding mother, Julia Tuttle. mp3 | 46:00 | |
| Florida's history of racial violence is examined in this episode. Our guest is Tameka Hobbs, Executive Director of the A. Philip Randolph Institute at Edward Waters University. mp3 | 55:00 | |
| Our guest is archaeologist Keith Ashley who is leading an effort to "rediscover" the Timucua/Mocama community of Sarabay on Big Talbot Island halfway between Jacksonville and Amelia Island on the Atlantic Coast. mp3 | 48:00 | |
| Our guest is Panayotis (Paddy) League, exploring What "resiliency" and Florida's fight against rising sea levels. Craig examined the governor's narrow, contractor-first approach to "resiliency" and the Tarpon Springs Greek Community. mp3 | 44:00 |