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Let's Talk Lauderdale gives you a front-row seat to the stories, people, and pulse of Fort Lauderdale and Broward County.
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What Amendment 3 Could Mean for Fort Lauderdale (opens the original)
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I took a break from the usual interview format for a special Saturday edition of Let’s Talk Lauderdale, because there was a lot happening around Broward that deserved more than a quick scroll-by. We start in Pembroke Pines with a leadership change at Children’s Harbor, where Teresa Kennedy steps in as president and CEO of the organization supporting teens, families, and young adults navigating foster care, trauma, and the road to independence. Then I dig into Florida’s proposed Amendment 3 and w
The South Florida Fight Against Hate Starts Early (opens the original)
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Roneet Edrich, Executive Director of InSIGHT Through Education, joins me to talk about the work happening in Broward and Palm Beach County schools to teach kindness, acceptance, respect, and the courage to speak up against hate. A former educator with nearly three decades in South Florida, Roneet shares why this mission is personal for her family and why education has to go beyond grades, college, and careers. We talked about InSIGHT’s upcoming traveling 38-foot World War II-era cattle car repli
Shooter’s Waterfront Fire & Lola’s on the Water (opens the original)
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I start with one of those stories that gets people’s attention fast: a fire at Shooter’s Waterfront. When smoke is coming out of a place that has been a go-to spot for boaters, brunches, happy hour, sunset drinks, and visiting family, Fort Lauderdale notices. The good news is that the kitchen fire was contained quickly and no one was hurt, but it changed our family dinner plans. I share where we landed instead, Lola’s on the Water in Pompano Beach, and why it might be a solid casual waterfront o
Fort Lauderdale School Cameras Go Live (opens the original)
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This week, I start with a homeownership lesson from my own Fort Lauderdale water-meter mess. After the smart meter replacement, debris found its way into faucets, shower heads, and toilet lines, and one little shutoff valve turned into a much bigger headache. I share what I learned, why I decided not to push my luck with an aging valve, and why John the Plumber earned a genuine local recommendation after getting everything flowing again. Then I get into the local changes that may affect your pla
Healing Crohn's Disease: A Journey to Intuitive Health (opens the original)
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Hannah McKitrick, known as the "kitchen psychic," combines energy work with cooking and coaching to help people transform their relationship with food and their energy bodies. She shares her personal journey of overcoming Crohn's disease through a holistic approach to nutrition and wellness. Hannah emphasizes the importance of finding balance between physical health and emotional joy in one's diet. The conversation delves into Hannah's culinary adventures, including her time studying in Italy, w
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