Podcasts about seaside florida

Melisa Osmond was raised in Destin Florida. She is the mom to three kids from the ages of 9 to 178. Melisa wears a lot of hats. Not only is she a busy mom but she is also a social media influencer and found of the power in you events in Utah and is a frequent guest doing family fun segments on ksl studio 5. Anyone that follows Melisa on instagram knows that she is a burst of sunshine. In this episode Melisa shares all about Seaside Florida, which was the film set for the truman show. She shares all about the picturesque beach town on the Emerald Coast- where to stay, best time of year to visit, insider tips as well as: Favorite places to eat in Seaside Florida What to do in Seaside Florida  

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Lionel James of Lion's Tale Adventures out of Destin, FL. He tells us about the red hot sheepshead bite at the Destin Bridge. The weather has been dicey at best and on those Spring days when the wind is howling & a cold front shuts down the other species, that's when its time to get after the Sheepshead. You can even exit your vessel and fish directly from a piling if it is too bumpy. Hopefully warmer water temps are right around the corner and a few consecutive days will push things into Spring. 

This podcast is a review of Topsail Hill Preserve State Park in Florida's Panhandle on the Emerald Coast between Destin and Seaside Florida. It is home to a world-class sugar-sand beach and boasts huge recreational activities. 

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Lionel James of Lion's Tale Adventures & host of Lion's Tale on WayPoint TV out of Destin, FL. He tells us about catching bull reds on the bridges. We also talk to Lionel about his MMA career, it's not fishing but it's interesting stuff and says a lot about the way he lives life. We also get an update on the upcoming episodes of Lion's Tales.

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Lionel James of Lion's Tale Adventures & host of Lion's Tales on Waypoint TV out of Destin, FL. Capt. Lionel is know for targeting redfish and things are starting to look a lot like Fall. At least as far as catching redfish is concerned. We also hear about some nearshore success on the fly rod as well as talk about where to look for big bull reds as the weather cools down.

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Lionel James about the debut of his new show "Lion's Tales" on Waypoint TV. He tells us the backstory on some of the things we see on the show and gives us some behind the scenes info on some of the fish he catches in the first episode. Lionel and his team did an amazing job putting this show together so if you haven't already seen it, be sure to check it out!

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Lionel James of Lion's Tale Adventures out of Destin, FL. He tells us about his upcoming TV show and where to find it. It will be airing on Waypoint TV. If you aren't familiar Waypoint is a free app that you can get on your smart TV, tablet or phone and stream an entire library of hunting and fishing shows. I am a big fan of the Apple TV app and watch it often. Capt. Lionel also gives us a quick update on what they have been catching nearshore around Destin. It's awesome to see everything come together for Lionel and his partnership with Waypoint TV. The good news is we will get to peek behind the curtain and get behind the scenes info & stories. It should be very cool.

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Lionel James of Lion's Tale Adventures out of Destin, FL. He tells us about his recent visit to iCast, where basically every media personality & company that work within the fishing/outdoor industry get together and launch new products and network. Lionel tells us about his experience there, we also talk a little about the new show he is putting together and the "business" side of the outdoor industry. Lionel gives us a full fishing report as well. It sounds like the beaches are still a good place to find fish along with the usual near shore wrecks & the early morning shallow water stuff. There's still plenty of fish to catch, you just have to be willing to sweat to do it.

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Lionel James of Lion's Tale Adventures out of Destin, FL. We talk about catching Red Snapper & swimming with Tarpon. Most of late last week was a washout but Capt. Lionel was able to get a trip or two in and put a few fish in the boat. Late June is one of the best times of the year to fish the Destin area. Whether inshore, offshore or from the beaches, there are really good numbers of fish to be caught.

On today's episode we talk with Capt. Lionel James of Lion's Tale Adventures out of Destin, FL. He tells us how he fishes the nearshore reefs and specifically how he fishes for vermillion snapper (locally known as beeliners as well) & AJ's up top. We also talk about catching redfish in the surf and get an update on the Cobia bite.

Seaside, Florida is known for its pristine architecture and sandy beaches. "The Emerald Coast" - in Florida's Panhandle - sees a lot of tourists, especially between the towns of Destin and Panama City. But the team behind Bud & Alley's, a 35 year-old restaurant on the water, has also established a quaint pizza bar nearby. They sought help from a couple of Italian experts to create a Neo-Neapolitan pie amidst the ice cream shops and food trucks. Steve spoke with both the owner and the chef this week, about the challenges of creating these delicate, leopard-spotted pizzas, in a climate that can prove to be challenging yearround.

Living with a Monster - Couples Retreat in Seaside Florida 

Dusty begins a new series talking about his life in 2012-2017 surrounding his tours to Seaside Florida.

Dusty begins a new series talking about his life in 2012-2017 surrounding his tours to Seaside Florida.

Dusty Slay and Evan Berke talk about their early days of comedy. Comedy at Jewish Fraternities, Jewish Synagogues, Seaside Florida, and Jerry Farbers Side Door. Also more bombing stories.

Dusty Slay and Evan Berke talk about their early days of comedy. Comedy at Jewish Fraternities, Jewish Synagogues, Seaside Florida, and Jerry Farbers Side Door. Also more bombing stories.

Charlene's dog Rocket somehow won the Halloweiner Dog race down in Seaside Florida and Justin is annoyed.

Ever since Jacob Zuma's resignation his family has faced all sorts of legal headaches. Kate Adie introduces correspondents' stories from around the world: Three years ago, Duduzane Zuma drove his Porsche into the back of a minibus taxi, killing one passenger and injuring others. At the time, a magistrate concluded that the President's son had been negligent, but the state declined to prosecute. Now it's had a change of heart. Is the past catching up on the Zumas, wonders Andrew Harding in South Africa? Peter Morgan witnesses a pink revolution in Norway as salmon replaces cod as the catch of choice and fisherman turn to aquaculture or farming rather than going out to sea, but at what environmental cost? In Nigeria, Zeinab Badawi meets up with people weighing up the meaning of life in Lagos' death café. James Stewart admires the film-set, feel-good atmosphere of Seaside Florida - the town where 'The Truman Show' was filmed twenty years ago. And Mellissa Van Der Klugt meets the men and women making cheese on the African equator. The extreme weather may not be ideal, but that's not stopped Kenyan fromagiers.

A walking tour exploring the history and design of the town of Seaside, Florida. The celebrated town is a milestone in town planning that led to the creation of the Congress for the New Urbanism and the idea that development should consider how people live and work, provide alternatives to driving, and reflect the local environment. Seaside was founded by Robert and Daryl Davis with a masterplan by Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk. The 75-minute tour includes information on the history of the town, the story behind its creation, and a 1 ½ mile guided walk that points out the masterplan’s features and the town’s notable architecture.

Louise Mosrie creates a world of lush detail and wide-open emotion drawing on the sensual imagery of the Deep South. Compared to Nanci Griffith and Patty Loveless, she’s shared the bill with Joe Ely, Jonatha Brooke, Allison Moorer, Greg Trooper, Malcomb Holcombe & Mindy Smith. “…this Nashville-based singer/songwriter blew us away with her in-store performance. Like listening to Patty Griffin and Susan Tedeschi at the same time. Highlight of the 30A Songwriter Festival.” – Central Square Records, Seaside Florida “…basically, she’s William Faulkner with a guitar.” – Rich Warren, WFMT-FM Chicago 2011 Falcon Ridge Folk Festival “Voted Most Wanted to Return” Emerging Artist 2011 Telluride Bluegrass Festival Troubadour – 2nd place 2010 Wildflower! Festival Performing Songwriter Winner 2009 Kerrville New Folk Songwriting Winner For more on Louise, click here.