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It's reunion week in Santa Clara, with Mike McDaniel and the Miami Dolphins heading to Levi's Stadium to take on Kyle Shanahan and the San Francisco 49ers. Sun Sentinel's David Furones joins The Tracy Sandler Show to talk coaching, running backs and all the storylines, before Host of the Two Stripes Podcast, and Ohio State fan, Colton Denning, and Tracy talk the aftermath of Michigan-Ohio State and what's next for both teams. Go Blue!

idespread access to charging stations is key to getting drivers to go electric. But the businesses who can build those stations still aren’t sure how they’ll make money. Today, we’ll discuss the EV charging station dilemma. Plus, we’ll highlight an investigation into the failures of Florida’s foster care system. And, tell you about the women making history at the men’s World Cup. Then, Kimberly defends her status as a Midwesterner. Here’s everything we talked about today: “Why America Doesn't Have Enough EV Charging Stations” from The Wall Street Journal “Austan Goolsbee Named Next President of the Chicago Fed” from The Wall Street Journal “Innocence Sold: Foster system a pipeline for child sex traffickers” from The Sun Sentinel “Referee Stéphanie Frappart Will Lead First All-Woman Team at World Cup” from The New York Times “NASA Awards $57M Contract to Build Roads on the Moon” from Nextgov We can't do this show without you. Keep sending your comments and questions to makemesmart@marketplace.org or leave a voice message at 508-U-B-SMART.

idespread access to charging stations is key to getting drivers to go electric. But the businesses who can build those stations still aren’t sure how they’ll make money. Today, we’ll discuss the EV charging station dilemma. Plus, we’ll highlight an investigation into the failures of Florida’s foster care system. And, tell you about the women making history at the men’s World Cup. Then, Kimberly defends her status as a Midwesterner. Here’s everything we talked about today: “Why America Doesn't Have Enough EV Charging Stations” from The Wall Street Journal “Austan Goolsbee Named Next President of the Chicago Fed” from The Wall Street Journal “Innocence Sold: Foster system a pipeline for child sex traffickers” from The Sun Sentinel “Referee Stéphanie Frappart Will Lead First All-Woman Team at World Cup” from The New York Times “NASA Awards $57M Contract to Build Roads on the Moon” from Nextgov We can't do this show without you. Keep sending your comments and questions to makemesmart@marketplace.org or leave a voice message at 508-U-B-SMART.

Who would've though that in December the Fins would be a top of the AFC East. have an MVP candidate and a genius as head coach. Chris Perkins of the Sun-Sentinel joins Zach and Hollywood to previews the Fins road trip to California, injury to Armstead, and road to a possible playoff berth.

*this case includes children* On this episode of MWMH, Payton and Garrett discuss the brutal slaying of 4 family members at Thanksgiving.  Live Show Tickets: https://www.moment.co/murderwithmyhusband Links: https://linktr.ee/murderwithmyhusband Case Sources: the-sun.com, "Holiday Horrors: Most gruesome Thanksgiving murders from pastor who shot family over game to man who ‘waited 20 years' to kill relatives," by Luke Kenton, November 25, 2021 "Merhige had history of mental problems, says man who knew him well," by John Lantigua, November 26, 2009 tampabay.com, "Gunman Said Nothing Before Killings,' November 29, 2009 palmbeachpost.com, "An unusual suspect: Merhige was likable honors student before he did the unthinkable," by Adam Playford, December 18, 2009 tampabay.com, "TV Show Plays Big Role in Murder Case," January 9, 2010 nbcmiami.com, "Witness: Thanksgiving Killer Went Back to Shoot Girl Again," by Janie Campbell, September 4, 2010 nbcmiami.com, "Thanksgiving Killer's Parents File Countersuit," by Brian Hamacher, November 29, 2011 palmbeachpost.com, "Merhige had history of mental problems, says man who knew him well," by John Lantigua, March 31, 2012 wptv.com, "10 Years After The Jupiter Thanksgiving Murders: A Family Remembers," by Kelley Dunn, November 22, 2019 YouTube.com, channel MirrorMind: The Disturbing Story of Paul Merhige | True Crime, November 24, 2021 Newspaper.com sources: Mike Phillips, The Miami Herald, "Khoury League starts traveling to Japan," 31 July 1986, archived (https://www.newspapers.com/image/632678571); citing print edition, p.24 The Stuart News, "Stations win six Emmys," 7 December 1992, archived (https://www.newspapers.com/image/886580679), citing print edition, p.D1 Andrew Marra, Bill DiPaolo, Eliot Kleinberg, Sun-Sentinel, "Shooter kills four in holiday rampage," 28 November 2009, archived (https://www.newspapers.com/image/286398908); citing print edition, pp. 1, 3 Elinor J. Brecher, The Miami Herald, "Tragedy echoes '73 murders, suicide," 29 November 2009, archived (https://www.newspapers.com/image/658361525); citing print edition, p.14A Carol Marbin Miller, Jennifer Lebovich, The Miami Herald, "Twin sisters silenced forever," 29 November 2009, archived (https://www.newspapers.com/image/658361459); citing print edition, pp.1A, 14A Robert Samuels, The Miami Herald, "Slain sisters' voices heard again," 1 December 2009, archived (https://www.newspapers.com/image/658492900); citing print edition, p.3B Liz Balmaseda, The Palm Beach Post, "Without Makayla," 25 December 2009, archived (https://www.newspapers.com/image/206748667); citing print edition, p.A1 John Lantigua, The Palm Beach Post, ""'Pleasant' motel guest rarely went out, explained to owner: 'I'm just resting'," 4 January 2010, archived (https://www.newspapers.com/image/208095494); citing print edition, pp. 1A, 8A Jane Musgrave, The Miami Herald, "Pair sued over son's spree," 16 September 2011, archived (https://www.newspapers.com/image/654931364); citing print edition, p. 3B Daphne Duret, The Palm Beach Post, “7 Life Sentences for Merhige: 'He Will Never See the Light of Day'," 28 October 2011, archived (https://www.newspapers.com/image/163645273); citing print edition, pp. 1A, 8A Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's one of the greatest rivalries in athletics. Florida State Seminoles football (5-3, 3-3 ACC) and the Miami Hurricanes (4-4, 2-2 ACC) are set to etch the next chapter in the storied series between the two schools this Saturday. Currently, FSU is a 7.5-point favorite over Miami (according to DraftKings), a reflection of the Seminoles' uptick in performance this year and a disappointing debut season so far for Mario Cristobal. Last season, the Seminoles snapped a losing streak to the Hurricanes by way of a dramatic 31-28 victory in Tallahassee. This year the two face off inside Hard Rock Stadium for a primetime showdown, scheduled for a 7:30 kickoff and set to be broadcast on ABC. On this week's episode of the Line of Scrimmage, where ahead of each game this football season, we're giving you insight into Florida State's opponents from those in the know, we spoke with Hurricanes' beat writer Adam Lichtenstein of the Sun-Sentinel. Adam gives us insight into the tumultuous beginning of the Cristobal era, helps break down the Hurricanes on offense and defense, talks Miami's quarterback situation and offers a prediction for Saturday's game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's one of the greatest rivalries in athletics. Florida State Seminoles football (5-3, 3-3 ACC) and the Miami Hurricanes (4-4, 2-2 ACC) are set to etch the next chapter in the storied series between the two schools this Saturday. Currently, FSU is a 7.5-point favorite over Miami (according to DraftKings), a reflection of the Seminoles' uptick in performance this year and a disappointing debut season so far for Mario Cristobal. Last season, the Seminoles snapped a losing streak to the Hurricanes by way of a dramatic 31-28 victory in Tallahassee. This year the two face off inside Hard Rock Stadium for a primetime showdown, scheduled for a 7:30 kickoff and set to be broadcast on ABC. On this week's episode of the Line of Scrimmage, where ahead of each game this football season, we're giving you insight into Florida State's opponents from those in the know, we spoke with Hurricanes' beat writer Adam Lichtenstein of the Sun-Sentinel. Adam gives us insight into the tumultuous beginning of the Cristobal era, helps break down the Hurricanes on offense and defense, talks Miami's quarterback situation and offers a prediction for Saturday's game. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dulce's story is an example that when you are helping out of kindness and generosity, inevitably you are going to be successful and a role model. Good things are going to happen to you and you are going to be a positive influence in the spaces that you are in. Dulce has had an amazing career helping clients, colleagues, and consumers. Her book of business is fully made by referrals and her retention rate is insane. Many of her clients had been with her for decades and generations. She has a solid reputation as one of the best in the industry. Her story is full of value and you should hear it.Dulce is native of Miami Beach, Florida. She is a Beach High graduate and lived in Miami Beach for 22 years before moving to Miramar in Broward County in 1996. Dulce was in High School, on the work program, when she did clerical work for a Condominium Association. While working there, an insurance agent told her they had an opening and asked her to interview. She did. She got the job on the spot. It was the beginning of her journey in the insurance world. Dulce joined the insurance industry on November 2, 1985. She obtained an Associate in Insurance Services from the Insurance Institute of America in 1999. She has accomplished so much in her 37 years of professional experience. Her commitment to help the insurance industry mixed with her vast knowledge and great leadership skills have resulted in a lot of value and betterment for everyone involved with her. Dulce specializes in personal lines and commercial habitational risks, such as Condominiums and Homeowners Associations. She is a Vice President and Sales Producer of Acentria Insurance in Miami, Florida. She is a consumer advocate, insurance educator, and proven leader. She has won many awards and recognitions. In the National Association of Insurance Women (NAIW) of Florida she won the Kay Cooper Memorial Award (1994) and Insurance Professional of the Year (1999). The Latin American Association of Insurance Agencies (LAAIA) recognized her with the Insurance Professional of the Year -Woman- in 2002 & 2006. She won the LAAIA-Broward-Lifetime Achievement Award in 2018. She won the AAMGA Association Achievement Award in 2002. She was named one of 95 in the 2018 Elite Women in Insurance of the Insurance Business America.Dulce currently serves as the Citizens Property Insurance Corporation liaison for the LAAIA and has been appointed to the Agents Round Table since 2007. In 2015, she was appointed to the Citizens Depopulation Modernization work group that helped pass legislation that created the depopulation process in place today in Florida. In 2016, she was chosen as 1 of the 10 finalists out of 77 applicants for the position of Insurance Commissioner of the State of Florida. In 2006, she was appointed by then CFO Alex Sink, to the Financial Literacy Council where she served on the Florida Alliance on Hurricane Insurance. She is the Past President of the local chapter of the NAIW and of the LAAIA, and has chaired the Legislative Committee of both associations and therefore she makes annual trips to Tallahassee and Washington, D.C. Dulce has also been a Board Member of the American Insurance Marketing and Sales Society since late 2016 and she is currently their Board President.Dulce is a trusted and credible voice. She is a go-to person for the South FL media. Has appeared in: CBS 4, NBC 6, ABC 10, CNN, CNNE, Univision 23, Univision Radio, Telemundo, TeleMiami, Miami Herald, Sun Sentinel, Insurance Journal, Rough Notes, and Independent Agent Magazine. FUN facts: Since Dulce is Cuban she absolutely loves the beach. She can live on the beach forever and be happy. She loves to fish, snorkel, swim, and to lay out the beach. To get in contact with Dulce, please connect with her on LinkedIn.

Episode SummaryUnlike its eponymous protagonist, Hercules (1997) is more “zero” than “hero.” Erin and Rachel discuss the film's rampant misogyny and obnoxious product placement. Compelling vocal performances and soaring musical numbers–the last of Alan Menken's contributions during the Disney Renaissance–can't rescue this box office disappointment from the River of Death. Much like Achilles, it just doesn't go the distance. Episode BibliographyCallaway, T. (2012, August 1). Susan Egan: Belle, Meg, Glamour and Goop - Part 2. The Mouse Castle. Retrieved October 9, 2022, from http://www.themousecastle.com/2012/08/susan-egan-belle-meg-glamour-and-goop.htmlClements, R., & Musker, J. (Directors). (1997). Hercules  [Film]. Walt Disney Pictures.Crouch, L. (1997, February 13). Disney Promotional Tour A Herculean Undertaking. Sun Sentinel. 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Disney favorite Susan Egan to perform this Sunday afternoon at LBCC's Music Scholarship Gala Concert. Jim Hill Media. Retrieved October 9, 2022, from https://jimhillmedia.com/disney-favorite-susan-egan-to-perform-this-sunday-afternoon-at-lbccs-music-scholarship-gala-concert/Howe, D. (1997, June 27). Disney's Myth Conception. The Washington Post. Retrieved October 16, 2022, from https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/style/longterm/movies/review97/herculeshowe.htmJohnson, T. (1997, February 5). ‘Hercules' hangs out at the malls. Variety. Retrieved October 11, 2022, from https://variety.com/1997/scene/vpage/hercules-hangs-out-at-the-malls-1117435863/Kempley, R. (1997, June 27). Disney's 'Hercules': Myth for the Masses. The Washington Post. Retrieved October 16, 2022, from https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/style/longterm/movies/review97/herculeskemp.htmKlady, L. (1997, June 16). Hercules. Variety. 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Episode 51 as we begin our second year of podcasts (yes, we did take a few weeks off when we took a cruise around Iceland), we finally snagged a guest we've been chasing for over 6 months. Professor Robert Watson is a busy, busy guy! An author of 47 books and approximately 200 scholarly articles, essays and chapters on topics in history and politics, a professor, author, historian, media commentator and community activist, we really wanted to sit him down to talk about history, politics and education.  Robert Watson is a professor, author, historian, media commentator and community activist. His recent books America's First Crisis, The Nazi Titanic, The Ghost Ship of Brooklyn, George Washington's Final Battle and Escape have received critical acclaim. A frequent media commentator, Watson has been interviewed by local, national and international television, radio, print and online outlets including CNN, MSNBC, Time, USAToday, The New York Times, BBC and more. He served for many years as the political analyst for WPTV 5 NBC, a Sunday columnist for the Sun-Sentinel newspaper and a regular guest on television shows “To the Point” (WPTV 5 NBC) and “Issues” (WPBT 2 PBS) and on radio programs on RTE One Ireland, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, WIOD 610 AM and WFTL 850 AM. Spoiler alert -- we had so much to talk about we invited Professor Watson back for Episode 52 - so sit back and listen to a very interesting conversation.

Crowder reacts to the Sun Sentinel's observations to the Dolphins loss vs New York on Sunday. 

Dan and Ellen talk with David Greising, the president and chief executive of the Better Government Association, a century-old civic nonprofit organization that is also home to a Pulitzer Prize-winning newsroom as part of a new collaboration with the Illinois Solution Partnership. The new partnership is funded by the Robert R. McCormick Foundation. The BGA separates its investigations team and policy team, in order to wall off its journalism from its advocacy work. In May of 2022, Madison Hopkins of the BGA and Cecilia Reyes of the Chicago Tribune won the Pulitzer Prize in Local Reporting for an investigation of the city's history of failed building and fire-safety code enforcement, which proved lethal many times over.  Dan has a Quick Take on a new development at the Provincetown Independent. Co-founder and editor Ed Miller was a guest on the What Works podcast earlier this year. The Indie is trying something really interesting: A direct public offering, or DPO.  Ellen has a Quick Take on the INNY's -- the Institute of Nonprofit News Awards. A reporter named Sally Kestin won for best investigative journalism in a small newsroom. We're talking really small: She works for the Asheville Watchdog, a nonprofit news outlet in North Carolina with only one paid employee. The rest are retired journalists, many of them quite well-known. Kestin won the 2013 Pulitzer for Public Service at the Sun-Sentinel in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

The Sun-Sentinel's Dave Hyde talks about the Dolphins start and the Canes struggles

Hoch reads through a list of ten observations from the Dolphins Week 1 win written by Dave Hyde of the Sun Sentinel. 

Sun Sentinel's Adam Lichtenstein joins the Miami Hurricanes Watch w/ Mike McCoy

Sun Sentinel's Adam Lichtenstein joins the Miami Hurricanes Watch w/ Mike McCoy

The Sun-Sentinel's Dave Hyde joins the show to talk Dolphins cuts and Canes

Dolphins Friday! A quick update of where things stand before the Dolphins final preseason game with David Furones of the Sun Sentinel. Plus, Crowder shares his take on TE Mike Gesicki. 

In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks with the Founder of https://intellitonic.com/ (Intellitonic), Alex Bruner. Intellitonic is a digital marketing agency with a specific focus on Google products and managing them for businesses. Alex explains that there has become a push to transition into Amazon in the recent years. There are some aspects of Google that have stayed the same over time such as focusing on content, messaging, and maintaining credible hyperlinks from other websites. The evolution of Google has changed in Google being more open about anti spam tactics, mobile responsiveness, and site speed optimization.  Alex explains that Intellitonic works with a range of clients from regional to national business. The typical clients are but are not limited to builders, medical services, municipalities, and tourism organizations.  Alex explains that municipalities and tourism organizations know what they need. However, they are understaffed and overutilized and that is why Intellitonic can come in to help them bring their vision to life. Alex explains that they work with nonprofits using the Google Ad Grant program. Intellitonic has grown their business carefully to make sure the staff are supported as well as building trust within the company. Alex explains that they hire individuals who want to be there and grow with the company, put them in the right positions, and pay them well for their efforts. This also allows for better client relationships as their points of contact do not change since the staff are staying the same. Alex explains that their business is where it is because of the relationships that were made over the years. The good treatment and relationships with others, allows them to come back to be potential clients because that trust is already instilled in them. Alex explains that individuals need to look into their marketing and if analytics or tracking are missing, an SEO company like Intellitonic, can be highly beneficial to a business.  Key Points from the Episode: Who Intellitonic is and what they do  The evolution of working with Google Intellitonic clientele  Municipalities and tourism organizations Google Ad Grant  What makes Intellitonic different Relationships with other individuals and businesses Alex's advice about when SEO help is needed  About Alex Bruner: Alex managed SEO, PPC and social media for the Tribune Company's digital marketing agency, where he oversaw the web efforts of clients including those of the L.A. Times, Chicago Tribune, and the Sun Sentinel. Alex's long-term dream has been to turn his digital marketing skills toward making the world a better place. Want to learn more? Check out the Intellitonic website at https://intellitonic.com/ (https://intellitonic.com/). Check out the Intellitonic on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/intellitonic/ (https://www.linkedin.com/company/intellitonic/). Check out Alex Bruner on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexanderbruner/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexanderbruner/). Don't forget to subscribe to The Thoughtful Entrepreneur and thank you for listening. Tune in next time! More from UpMyInfluence: ️  We are actively booking guests for our The Thoughtful Entrepreneur.https://upmyinfluence.com/guest ( Schedule HERE). Are you a 6-figure consultant? I've got high-level intros for you.https://upmyinfluence.com/b2b ( Learn more here). What is your #1 Lead Generation BLOCKER? http://upmyinfluence.com/quiz (Take my free quiz here).

On today's DolphinsTalk.com Podcast Mike and Ian are joined by David Furones of the Sun Sentinel to talk all things Miami Dolphins. David is a beat reporter for the team going on his 2nd year now covering the Dolphins and shares his thoughts on numerous hot topics surrounding the Dolphins. He gives his opinion on the Dolphins offensive line a couple of weeks into training camp, what the Dolphins tight end room looks like now that Adam Shaheen has been traded to Houston, and what the addition of Tyreek Hill has meant to this Dolphins roster and offense. And of course, we talk TUA TUA TUA and get David's thoughts on the 3rd year Dolphins quarterback heading into the 2022 season with a new look offense and all the weapons in the world. All of this and more on this very special episode of the DolphinsTalk.com Podcast.

David Furones covers the Dolphins for the Sun Sentinel and joins the show to discuss some of the themes and observations from the Dolphins joint practice with the Buccaneers.

It's the third and final chapter of the Fear Street trilogy! Join us as we discuss why the title really should have been Fear Street 1694, Puritan attitudes toward homosexuality, the good old days when gossip was a crime, and more! Sources: Rachel Black, Alcohol in Popular Culture: An Encyclopedia: https://books.google.com/books?id=mb0SZIYCXREC&pg=PA10#v=onepage&q&f=false https://nerfpedialegacy.fandom.com/wiki/Super_Soaker_50 Associated Press, "Doused Police Chief Hits Crowd with Pepper Spray," Chicago Tribune (25 July 1993): 16.  "Kids Turn in 100 Toy Weapons," Dayton Daily News (11 November 1994): 5B.  Sally Deneen, "In Play: A Consumer's Guide to Toys," Sun Sentinel, Fort Lauderdale, Florida (28 November 1991): 1E.  Christine Eisel, "Several Unhandsome Words": The Politics of Gossip in Early Virginia, dissertation (May 2012), https://etd.ohiolink.edu/apexprod/rws_etd/send_file/send?accession=bgsu1332788117&disposition=inline   Francis T. McAndrew, "How "The Gossip" Became a Woman and How "Gossip" Became Her Weapon of Choice," The Oxford Handbook of Women and Competition, ed. Maryanne L. Fisher (2014). https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Frank-Mcandrew/publication/261063555_How_The_Gossip_became_a_woman_and_how_Gossip_became_her_weapon_of_choice/links/5a0604e7a6fdcc65eab17a53/How-The-Gossip-became-a-woman-and-how-Gossip-became-her-weapon-of-choice.pdf  Susan Ratcliffe (ed.), "Gossip," in Oxford Essential Quotations, 6 ed. (Oxford University Press, 2018).  Gyles Brandreth (ed.), "Gossip," in Oxford Dictionary of Humorous Quotations, 5 ed. (Oxford University Press, 2014).  Mary Beth Norton, "Witchcraft in the Anglo-American Colonies," OAH Magazine of History 17, no.4 (2003): 5-10. https://www.jstor.org/stable/25163614   Mary Beth Norton, "Gender and Defamation in Seventeenth-Century Maryland," The William and Mary Quarterly 44, no.1 (1987): 3-39. https://www.jstor.org/stable/1939717  Walter W. Woodward, "New England's Other Witch-hunt: The Hartford Witch-hunt of the 1660s and Changing Patterns in Witchcraft Prosecution," OAH Magazine of History, 17, no.4 (2003): 16-20. https://www.jstor.org/stable/25163616  Elizabeth Reis, "Confess or Deny? What's a "Witch" to Do?" OAH Magazine of History, 17, no.4 (2003):11-13. https://www.jstor.org/stable/25163615  Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/fear_street_part_three_1666  Nick Allen, "Fear Street Part Three: 1666" Rogerebert.com (16 July 2021). https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/fear-street-part-three-1666-2021  Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear_Street_Part_Three:_1666  "Kiana Madeira & Olivia Scott Welch Discuss 'Fear Street' Movies | Entertainment Weekly" Entertainment Weekly YouTube (28 July 2021). https://youtu.be/dJR6EktKk-E   Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya, ""Fear Street: 1666" Brings the Trilogy to a Very Gay Close," Autostraddle (19 July 2021). https://www.autostraddle.com/fear-street-1666-gay/  "Fear Street Cast Play MTV Yearbook & Reveal Creepy On Set Moment | MTV Movies" MTV UK YouTube (7 July 2021). https://youtu.be/_GxtoJ1uznY  Richard Godbeer, "The Cry of Sodom: Discourse, Intercourse, and Desire in Colonial New England," William and Mary Quarterly 52, 2 (1995) Roger Thompson, "Attitudes Towards Homosexuality in Seventeenth-Century New England Colonies," Journal of American Studies 23, 1 (1989)

Just because you have a diagnosis doesn't mean you aren't smart, talented, and capable of great things; it does mean you are unique, different, and cool! Those are the words of the amazing Jacob Velazquez, who I talked to today. This amazing 14-year old lives with PDDNOS (Pervasive Developmental Disorder Not Specified), which is a form of autism, but it does not bring him down because he performed on the 15th (2020) Season of America's Got Talent. While on the show, Simon Cowell stated, "You just have this amazing aura about you." I think that you're going to inspire lots of people. Even though he had to withdraw from the show, Simon's prediction was correct because he has appeared on shows such as Good Morning America, The View, and The Steve Harvey Show, and has been on the front of the Sun Sentinel newspaper. That is not all because the one and only pop star, Taylor Swift, endorsed his music by stating that the music he played was "beautiful." Let's welcome not only my youngest guest but his wisdom, which will be music to your ears. https://jacobvelazquez.com/

The Miami Dolphins beat reporter for Sun Sentinel joins Hoch and Crowder in continuing to discuss the NFLs ruling on the Dolphins following their investigations of tampering and tanking allegations. 

Sun-Sentinel columnist Dave Hyde *Follow him on Twitter: @DaveHydeSports

https://youtu.be/Gah1kDo0UcE The very same people who say that government has no right to interfere with sexual activity between consenting adults believe that the government has every right to interfere with economic activity between consenting adults. – Thomas Sowell, Ph.D., “Looking for That Elusive Escalator to Success,” Sun Sentinel, Jan. 2000. Patrick Smith is the President of Voluntary Virtue and host of Disenthrall. BitChute Flote Archive Spotify

Rubin Young, a black Republican candidate from humble beginnings, is scaring incumbent Debbie Wasserman Schultz and primary opponent Carla Spalding. Please donate and subscribe. ryoungforcongress.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/realpeopleusa/support

Joe Dolan (@FG_Dolan) invites David Furones (@DavidFurones_) of the Sun Sentinel to discuss the upcoming season for the Miami Dolphins. The Franchise Focus Podcast series is brought to you by Underdog Fantasy (@UnderdogFantasy). New users can sign up to Underdog using promo code FANTASYPTS for up to $100 in bonus cash on their first deposit. Visit fantasypoints.com/underdog for more info. The podcast series is also sponsored by Evan's Sports Cards & Collectibles (@evanscards). Follow @EvansCards on Twitter for weekly updates and card releases, Like on Facebook, and head to evanssportsnj.com for more info, including the always-updated eBay store.

We talk Miami Heat on the 4th of July with NBA insider Ira Winderman of the Sun-Sentinel. 7/4/22

We talk Miami Heat on the 4th of July with NBA insider Ira Winderman of the Sun-Sentinel. 7/4/22

Evan shares the details of his new listing on the intracoastal in Boca Raton which is being featured in the Sun Sentinel. With lake and ocean views, this is an “Excellent” buy. Jeff goes through examples of landscape safety hazards than he can help fix on your property.

Ryan Norwood and Daniel Rinehart join Michael Fink to discuss two of Sun Sentinel's Omar Kelly articles this week. Ten reasons why the Dolphins could fall short of the playoffs in 2022 published 6/19/2022, and Ten Reasons Dolphins should be playoff-bound in 2022, published in the Sun-Sentinel 6/17/2022.  We take a look at his reasons and dissect them as to whether or not they are likely. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (IL/IN/MI/NJ/PA/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (CO/NH), 888-789-7777/visit http://ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), 1-877-770-STOP (7867) (LA), 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), visit OPGR.org (OR), call/text TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA). 21+ (18+ WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/LA/MI/ /NJ/NY/ PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. Min. $5 deposit required. Eligibility restrictions apply. See http://draftkings.com/sportsbook for details.

Recessions are on lots of people’s minds these days, including Jerome Powell’s. The Federal Reserve chief told Congress on Wednesday that a recession is a “possibility” as the Fed tries to tame inflation. So today, a listener wonders whether recessions are inevitable in our modern economy. We’ll break it down. Plus, we take more of your questions about the effectiveness of gas boycotts, why the Sunshine State — Florida — isn’t leading on solar energy and Kimberly’s favorite cocktail ingredient, bitters! Here’s everything we talked about today: FAQs on recessions from the National Bureau of Economic Research “Odds of a recession rising but vary widely” from Marketplace “Why isn’t the Sunshine State the leader in using solar power?” from The Sun-Sentinel “Would a Gas Boycott Actually Lower Prices at the Pump?” from Money magazine “

Recessions are on lots of people’s minds these days, including Jerome Powell’s. The Federal Reserve chief told Congress on Wednesday that a recession is a “possibility” as the Fed tries to tame inflation. So today, a listener wonders whether recessions are inevitable in our modern economy. We’ll break it down. Plus, we take more of your questions about the effectiveness of gas boycotts, why the Sunshine State — Florida — isn’t leading on solar energy and Kimberly’s favorite cocktail ingredient, bitters! Here’s everything we talked about today: FAQs on recessions from the National Bureau of Economic Research “Odds of a recession rising but vary widely” from Marketplace “Why isn’t the Sunshine State the leader in using solar power?” from The Sun-Sentinel “Would a Gas Boycott Actually Lower Prices at the Pump?” from Money magazine “

Melisa Caprio, author, photographer, radio host, and creator of Postcards to the Universe™ A Global Movement for Manifestation is inviting people from around the world to participate in this movement. By using photography, art, personal wishes, and desires and sending them out to the Universe via a postcard. Her inspiration comes from a desire to have a forum where people come together in creative ways for global change. She is currently giving workshops on photography, art, transformation, and manifestation. She guides her clients on how to create a unique postcard for added effect on the power of creative intention.Caprio has her own weekly show titled Postcards to the Universe with Melisa, Creating the Life you Crave on OMTimes Radio where she interviews spiritual trailblazers, she has turned that show into a popular podcast. She is the author/publisher of The Artist and The King, a true story, and Creative, Fun, and Easy Tips on How to Photograph Children and Animals (Amazon). She has been featured in ROAR: Fierce Feminine Rising Magazine, Voyage VIA Miami Magazine and Shout Out Miami, Meet Melisa Caprio. She is a regular contributor to Thrive Global.Caprio has been featured numerous times on podcasts and in the local newspaper The Sun-Sentinel on her work, she also exhibits her photography work on a regular basis in fine art galleries in South Florida. www.melisacaprio.comMelisa Caprio, author, photographer, radio host and creator of Postcards to the Universe™ A Global Movement for Manifestation, is inviting people from around the world to participate in this movement. By using photography, art, personal wishes and desires and sending them out to the Universe via a postcard. Her inspiration comes from a desire to have a forum where people come together in creative ways for global change. She is currently giving workshops on photography, art, transformation, and manifestation. She guides her clients on how to create a unique postcard for added effect on the power of creative intention.Caprio has her own weekly show titled Postcards to the Universe with Melisa, Creating the Life you Crave on OMTimes Radio where she interviews spiritual trailblazers, she has turned that show into a popular podcast. She is the author/publisher of The Artist and The King, a true story and Creative, Fun and Easy Tips on How to Photograph Children and Animals (Amazon). She has been featured in ROAR: Fierce Feminine Rising Magazine, Voyage VIA Miami Magazine and Shout Out Miami, Meet Melisa Caprio. She is a regular contributor on Thrive Global.Caprio has been featured numerous times on podcasts and in the local newspaper The Sun-Sentinel on her work, she also exhibits her photography work on a regular basis in fine art galleries in South Florida. www.melisacaprio.com

In 2009, Liz founded the nonprofit Horses Healing Hearts. Liz personally experienced the struggles of growing up in a turbulent alcoholic home. At the age of 24, Liz lost her mother to liver disease. During the last ten years of her mother's life, it was the support of mentors and horses that gave her the strength and inspiration to survive. Motivated to “pay it forward” Liz created HHH to help the children standing where she once stood. In her Executive Director role, she oversees the daily operation of the charity in close collaboration with and under the guidance of the HHH Board of Directors. In May 2016, Liz was invited to testify before the Bipartisan Task force to combat the Heroin epidemic. In support of the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act, she shared the detrimental effect of severe trauma these children may survive but then carry into adulthood. A prevention advocate, Liz urged lawmakers to create a more strategic approach providing services to ALL family members impacted by the family disease. Liz is a national subject matter expert and sought-after presenter on topics such as Children of Alcoholics/Addiction, Equine Assisted Therapy, and turning adversity into empowerment. Some of her presentations include: The ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experience ) Youth Eastern Summit 2017 (the same lecture forum as renowned experts as Dr. Vincent Felitti); Drug Endangered Children's Conference (Reno, NV 2016) and EAGALA National Conference (Kentucky 2016) (evidence based model). Since 2009, Liz has been published in Palm Beach Post and The Sun Sentinel almost a dozen times, as well as other periodicals such as Equestrian Living Magazine, Paradigm, Sidelines, Sober World, Are Bodega, and Wellington Magazine. Liz earned her Bachelor of Arts – Communications degree from University of Dayton in 1992. She is also certified in the EAGALA Model (Equine Assisted Growth and Learning Association) as an Equine Specialist.

Dave Hyde from the Sun-Sentinel joins the show to talk Heat and Dolphins

David Gass and Susannah Collins discuss "Cupsets" from last night's USOC Round of 16. Franco Panizo of Sun Sentinel drops by to chat Inter Miami's penalty loss in Orlando. Plus, results from Canadian Championships.

Dave Hyde of the Sun Sentinel joins the show to talk Heat & Panthers.  What both teams need to do to bounce back. 

Dave Hyde of the Sun Sentinel joins the show to talk Heat & Panthers.  What both teams need to do to bounce back.  Drake Callender Goal Keeper of Inter Miami comes on the show.

GAIDEN #11-- Today James avoids talking about the major news stories of the day in favor of getting in and out as fast as he can, like some sort of a tactical f*ck-up unit. It's a quick one, but we got plenty of garbage to go around. Today he talks about Russia's dumbest assassin, a Florida man's one-man-war on God, and two quick stories about absconded apes and a famous Japanese landmark. And that's it. Told you it was a quick one. Support our show at Patreon.com/quality! Follow WaM on Twitter @WorldsAMessPod. Follow James on Twitter @kislingtwits and at https://linktr.ee/JimboKberryBt . Follow Alex @giraffetermath. Thanks to Sef Joosten for our show art (http://spexdoodles.tumblr.com). Our theme music is "The World's a Mess" by X. Outro is "Devil's Haircut" by Beck. Today's sources are Bloomberg, NY Post, NPR, Sun Sentinel, and Vice.

The Florida Legislature will meet in a special session May 23-27 called by Governor Ron DeSantis to “bring some sanity and stabilize” Florida's property insurance market.  Homeowners are suffering big rate increases and some have lost their coverage, while a growing number of insurance companies are going insolvent or reducing or eliminating their policy-writing in the state.Former Florida Deputy Insurance Commissioner Lisa Miller explores the problems in the marketplace with an insurance agency executive and a top real estate agency owner who share their ideas on which reforms would be most effective for lawmakers to achieve.Show NotesThe Governor's proclamation calls for the legislature to address property insurance, reinsurance, civil litigation, and changes to the Florida Building Code to improve the affordability and availability of insurance coverage.   The legislature failed to pass any reforms in its regular 60-day session earlier this year.  Reforms passed into law in its 2021 session under SB 76 have had key roofing solicitation restrictions temporarily enjoined from enforcement by a federal judge. Ron Assise, Senior Vice President of Horton Personal Insurance, in Estero, Florida, said his clients are experiencing “sticker shock” on their homeowners insurance premiums.  “Clients are very disrupted when they get their bill and it's 20% or 25% or 30% more than it was last year,” said Assise, who is part of The Horton Group of Chicago, an insurance, employee benefits and risk advisory firm.Whitney Dutton, owner of The Dutton Group@Re/Max First, a full-service real estate agency in Fort Lauderdale, said with 30% of his clients from out of state, the sticker shock is even greater and comes with greater consequences, too.  “When people get a loan, the lender uses a debt to income ratio in order to qualify them for a purchase.  When the debt to income gets offset by $1,000 to $4,000 of swings from insurance quotes, that can really put a damper on someone's ability to purchase a home, or to be competitive when trying to bid on property,” Dutton said.  He said some home purchasers have faced being dropped by their insurance company following a quality control check 60-90 days after closing, when it's determined the roof is too old or other changes are required to keep the policy in force.  “A third way that it comes is simply just getting dropped without any notice whatsoever from insolvency due to a lot of these companies that are just getting out of the market,” said Dutton, whose group was the top Realtor in Fort Lauderdale in total transactions last year.  Rising Litigation: The Governor's proclamation states upfront that “Florida's general tort environment related to property insurance has led to thousands of frivolous lawsuits…and according to the Office of Insurance Regulation, Florida accounted for 79% of the nation's homeowners insurance lawsuits while making up only 9% of the nation's homeowners insurance claims.  Florida citizens are seeing the effects of this higher litigation in their rising premiums.”Assise said litigation reform is a must.  “We all know that Florida is far and away the unfortunate leader in litigation when it comes to insurance claims with approximately 116,000 insurance related lawsuits last year versus less than 1,000 for the rest of the country combined,” he said.  Roof Claims: Assise suggested the legislature approve what was in last session's SB 1728, passed by the Senate but not taken up by the House, which would require a roofing deductible or an actual cash value or repayment schedule for older roofs, in place of the current full replacement value.  “Doing that will really make it not worth its while to an attorney to go after an insurance company, if they're going to get, let's say 40 cents on the dollar as an example,” Assise said.His other suggestions are to change the state's 25% Roof Repair/Replacement Rule that requires an entire roof be replaced if 25% or more of it is damaged and ease existing material “matching” requirements in repairs, where a new roof is required if the repaired material can't be matched with the rest of the undamaged roof.  “So insurance carriers are paying claims of 25, 30, 40, or $50,000, where the damage might be $1,000.  These are the things that need to be addressed to really make a significant difference going forward,” Assise said.  “The incentives go away for both the roofers and the trial attorneys that see big dollar signs when it's most likely probably wear and tear or just a plain old older roof where someone should be taking care of the maintenance on their home like any other thing.”Those proposed restrictions would have to come with a lower policy premium cost, said Dutton, who owns eight rental properties of his own and has seen annual premiums on each grow from about $2,800 per year in 2017 to $4,200 today.  “I'm okay with it if the policy cost is relative to that type of coverage, but from what we're seeing in the type of properties that I deal with, they're writing the policies with a lot of those exclusions, water damage, restoration, and they're not changing the price of them,” Dutton said.  “The lower coverage isn't what people are worried about.  It's the cost…and it's being passed on unfortunately to the renters.”While Assise said he can appreciate consumers wanting something substantial in return for giving up some coverage, the cost break won't be immediate.  “There's so much red ink going out at this point, it's difficult for that to happen without these legislative changes where they can see light at the end of the tunnel and the reinsurance industry can see light at the end of the tunnel, which very much affects the pricing for the insurance carriers in Florida,” said Assise, a 40-year veteran of the industry and both a Certified Insurance Counselor and Certified Personal Insurance Counselor.  The Florida insurance industry has seen two straight years of net underwriting losses exceeding $1 billion each year.Assignment of Benefits: For Dutton, those restrictions are just “the tip of the iceberg” and what's also needed is further reform of abusive Assignment of Benefit (AOB) contracts between homeowners and various contractors, roofers, and public adjusters.  “A lot of these homeowners don't even know that this stuff is happening.  They've simply signed a piece of paper that allows these contractors to act on their behalf.  And I know people firsthand, that are shocked what happened and never would have went through it to the level that these different companies have squeezed every dime they can out of the insurance companies, “ Dutton said.“The three of us realize that the consumer is the loser here,” said host Lisa Miller.  “You've got the consumer that's paying the exorbitant premiums.  They're trying to buy or afford to stay in their current homes.  And then they get locked in by an unscrupulous bad actor at the front door,” she said.  She read a text between a roofer and a colleague of hers on a home repair, in which the roofer is coaching the homeowner on how to represent old damage so that insurance covers it, while also offering an unlimited $200 referral for each neighbor who “needs a free roof.”“The legislature is going to have to understand that this is going to come at a cost to somebody,” said Dutton, “and the attorneys in these larger law firms that this is all they focus on, they're going to take a hit.  So the legislators are going to have to have the political courage to stare down some of these big law firms who may donate to certain areas that they're going to have to take a hit.  And it's going to have to come from top down, the legislator down,” he said.Prior to the Governor's special session call, regulators with the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation and the Florida Building Commission had begun creating regulatory measures to help.  They've implemented new policy to allow optional roof deductibles, ease existing material “matching” requirements in repairs, and approved mandatory arbitration clauses in insurance policies.  They're also considering further measures, including making exceptions to the state's 25% Roof Repair/Replacement Rule.While the Governor's proclamation did not provide specific proposals for the legislature to consider in the upcoming special session, Miller shared there are two other key issues that will likely be addressed, besides roof claims and litigation reform.  They are reform of the state-backed Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, whose legislatively mandated and actuarially unsound rates have contributed to a policy count expected to surpass one million policies by year-end, and allowing insurance companies to access less expensive reinsurance from the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund.  “The Florida Legislature basically left homeowners exposed to a perfect storm of rising rates, limited coverage and diminishing options, because it failed to pass the reforms that should have been passed earlier this year.  Let's hope that changes May 23,” said Miller.Links and Resources Mentioned in this EpisodeGovernor DeSantis Proclamation of Special Session on Property Insurance (April 26, 2022) Court Denies Effort to Stop All of SB 76 for now (LMA Newsletter of January 24, 2022)The Horton Group AgencyThe Dutton Group @ RE/MAX First RealtyCalls for a Special Session Falling on Deaf Ears (LMA Newsletter, March 28, 2022)If You Can't Legislate, Regulate! (LMA Newsletter, April 11, 2022)More Insurance Companies in Trouble (LMA Newsletter, April 25, 2022)Top 10 Florida Domestic Insurers Net Income Losses (from Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, March 2022)Citizens Insurance Losing Money (LMA Newsletter, March 28, 2022)Private Insurance Industry Cumulative Rate Filings 2020-2021 (from Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, March 2022)“No Roof Left Behind” campaign solicitation pitch (Facebook video advertisement by Roofing and Reconstruction Contractors of America)Roofers Busted in “Free Roof” Fraud (LMA Newsletter, March 28, 2022)Unlicensed Adjuster Busted (LMA Newsletter, April 25, 2022)Repair contractors' newest billing strategy leaves homeowners on the hook if insurers don't pay (Sun Sentinel, November 18, 2021)Demolish Contractor Fraud Webpage (Florida Insurance Consumer Advocate)Florida Fraud Fighter Reward Program (Florida Department of Financial Services)First Quarter 2022 Florida Insurance Litigation Statistics (LMA Newsletter of April 11, 2022)Top 20 Attorneys Filing Property Insurance Lawsuits - 2022 Q1 (Florida Department of Financial Services, April 2022)Property Insurance Crisis in Florida (WPLG-TV Miami, April 27, 2022)Insurance defense attorney slams Florida's ‘egregious' homeowners insurance system (WFLA-TV Tampa, April 28, 2022)Major Provisions of SB 76 (2021 Roofing & Litigation Reform law)Major Provisions of HB 7065 (2019 Assignment of Benefits Reform law)Assignment of Benefits & Insurance Litigation Webpage (Lisa Miller & Associates)** The Listener Call-In Line for your recorded questions and comments to air in future episodes is 850-388-8002 or you may send email to LisaMiller@LisaMillerAssociates.com **The Florida Insurance Roundup from Lisa Miller & Associates, brings you the latest developments in Property & Casualty, Healthcare, Workers' Compensation, and Surplus Lines insurance from around the Sunshine State.  Based in the state capital of Tallahassee, Lisa Miller & Associates provides its clients with focused, intelligent, and cost conscious solutions to their business development, government consulting, and public relations needs.  On the web at www.LisaMillerAssociates.com or call 850-222-1041.  Your questions, comments, and suggestions are welcome!  Date of Recording 4/28/2022. Email via info@LisaMillerAssociates.com   Composer: www.TeleDirections.com  © Copyright 2017-2022 Lisa Miller & Associates, All Rights Reserved

It's about to get South Florida heavy on Chip & Friends, because there is A LOT going on in the week of April 31st, 2022 to May 8th, 2022. What better way to start it than Chip catching up with an old colleague, mentor, and friend who is as 305 as it comes in local journalism. Christy Chirinos, Senior Editor for Miami Hurricanes Athletics and formerly a beat writer for the Sun-Sentinel, joins to reveal how the grind in journalism can take a toll, discuss having the right people around you to flourish, explain how writing and responsibilities have grown more demanding over the years, plus gush over how much we love Cafecito and covering Championship runs.

David Gass is joined by Franco Panizo of Sun Sentinel to discuss Inter Miami's hot streak and what is going right (and wrong) for the club. 

Buccaneers players spoke with the media on Tuesday, expressing their excitement for new head coach Todd Bowles and what he can do. Evan Closky gives his thoughts on the move and what it means for the Bucs in 2022. Then, the Tom Brady and Miami Dolphins reports won't go away - and aren't going to any time soon. Evan finally gets a chance to speak about all the wild rumors, reports, and speculation following another column from the Sun Sentinel regarding Brady, Sean Payton, and the Dolphins. Finally, we bring you a full first round mock of the 2022 NFL Draft where Evan gets placed in a very difficult situation picking for the Buccaneers when all the players we have our eyes on are gone. Find and Follow Locked On Bucs: Apple: https://apple.co/3iOePFk Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3BwlScY Audacy: https://bit.ly/3FAcIhV Stitcher: https://bit.ly/3tYVt4S Google Play: https://bit.ly/2X0IEdS Tampa Bay Buccaneers news and analysis from hosts James Yarcho and David Harrison. The Locked On Bucs Podcast is your award-winning source with daily podcasts covering all of your favorite topics. Follow James and David on Twitter, where they share the latest news and analysis about the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and interact with members of Bucs Nation! James Yarcho: https://twitter.com/JYarcho_BUCS David Harrison: https://twitter.com/DHarrison82 #TampaBayBuccaneers #GoBucs #NFL Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Athletic Greens To make it easy, Athletic Greens is going to give you a FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase. All you have to do is visit athleticgreens.com/NFLNETWORK. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Michael Russo of the Athletic is a four-time Minnesota Sportswriter of the Year and in 2017 was named the inaugural Red Fisher Award winner as best beat writer in the NHL, but very few know about the journey of his career. From 15 years old, he started at the Sun Sentinel, covered the Florida Panthers at 21, made the move to Minnesota with the Star Tribune and now has found a home with the Athletic.Michael gives us a peak behind the curtain on growing up, the sacrifices made, the mentors along the way and the closest a player or coach has been to beating him up. Follow him on Twitter @RussoHockey.

Michael Russo of the Athletic is a four-time Minnesota Sportswriter of the Year and in 2017 was named the inaugural Red Fisher Award winner as best beat writer in the NHL, but very few know about the journey of his career. From 15 years old, he started at the Sun Sentinel, covered the Florida Panthers at 21, made the move to Minnesota with the Star Tribune and now has found a home with the Athletic.Michael gives us a peak behind the curtain on growing up, the sacrifices made, the mentors along the way and the closest a player or coach has been to beating him up. Follow him on Twitter @RussoHockey.

As the battle over the grand jury documents heats up in Florida, more and more people are outraged by what occurred during the original trial and at what is still occurring in Palm Beach.The Sun Sentinel and their Editorial board has now offered their support to Palm Beach in hopes that the all important documents will be released.(commercial at 8:23)To contact me:Bobbycapucci@protonmail.comSource:https://www.sun-sentinel.com/opinion/editorials/fl-op-edit-jeffrey-epstein-20200612-6mwii6g5vzhldoycxs4ojgjld4-story.html

As the battle over the grand jury documents heats up in Florida, more and more people are outraged by what occurred during the original trial and at what is still occurring in Palm Beach.The Sun Sentinel and their Editorial board has now offered their support to Palm Beach in hopes that the all important documents will be released.(commercial at 8:23)To contact me:Bobbycapucci@protonmail.comSource:https://www.sun-sentinel.com/opinion/editorials/fl-op-edit-jeffrey-epstein-20200612-6mwii6g5vzhldoycxs4ojgjld4-story.html

On today's DolphinsTalk.com Podcast Mike is flying solo as we are on the eve of NFL Free Agency and the legal tampering period where teams will be allowed to talk to players and their agents. The Miami Dolphins with a lot of money to spend under the salary cap will be very active and we break it all down for you and give you a preview. First, we talk about the Emmanuel Ogbah report from the Sun-Sentinel that Ogbah and the Dolphins are not close on a new deal and that Ogbah most likely will not be back in Miami next season. Mike lets you know his thoughts on this and who could be some possible replacement edge rushers Miami could sign. Also, Mike talks about the Xavien Howard situation and will Miami make Howard the highest-paid cornerback in the NFL, or could they possibly trade him? Mike also gives his thoughts on Gesicki getting the franchise tag, La'el Collins, Deshaun Watson, and what he expects the Dolphins to do this first week of free agency right out of the gate. All of this and more on today's DolphinsTalk.com Podcast.