What’s better than some retail therapy to unwind from a long week of elections? Stephanie Lamoni, CEO of Pop up & Shop up, is on the show to talk about the return of the big event being held at Inhale Miami each weekend of November. We get into why she created it, how the pandemic has affected small business owners and also offer different tips to those looking to start their own business. If you’re a local vendor, find out how you can register to be a part of Pop up & Shop up.

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Miami rapper King Tetrus speaks on the making and recent release of his debut album “Out of Tokens”. 

A project created entirely during the midst of the pandemic for the love of Hip-Hop. Tetrus talks about what inspired him to start writing his own music and how he managed to get back into rapping after studying politics at FSU. We also discuss the meaning behind the single “Black Boy Joy” and why this years elections are more important than ever. 

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From the Bronx, NY. to Miami, FL. Latin Funk Artist Saso is in the magic city for the first time to speak on his latest single “Suéltate”. An end of summer project with visuals directed and choreographed by women only. Saso speaks on his Afro Latino background and how his Dominican roots influenced his passion for music while growing up.

We also talk about his biggest lesson after releasing his first EP “Diaspora” in 2018 and what’s left to come in his career. Don’t forgot Florida, early voting starts Monday October 19th.

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El comediante y YouTuber Puertorriqueño, Daniel el Travieso, habla sobre su primera película por salir este 16 de Octubre. Una persona con más de 15 personajes en este especial de Halloween trae un gran significado de cómo derrotar sus propios miedos según Daniel. Además del misterio y suspenso que trae, también habrá romance junto a su novia y un gran homenaje a Mexico. Además entérese como pueden celebrar Halloween todo este mes en el Sur de la Florida. 

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Millions of people in America are living with hunger or Food Insecurity everyday including many of our own South Florida Communities. Local Non-profit organization, Buddy System MIA, has been helping residents since the pandemic began. Their latest initiative is bringing community fridges filled with free food to neighborhoods like Overtown and Richmond Heights. Jessica Gutiérrez and Fania Celestin speak on how the idea of community fridges in Miami began, where you can donate and how you can help by volunteering. We also speak on Miami’s Diversity, el Perreo Pre-Pandemic and the importance of inclusivity in our communities. 

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With so much happening in the world, including a pandemic, focus on the good happening in our communities. Find out how the Miami Heat is partnering up with the Miami Police Department to improve police-community relations. Also, the LGBTQ community is finally being recognized in the city of Miami for its years of economy and diversity to our city. & This weeks Only in Florida is brought to you by a 16 y/o student behind the MDCPS cyber attack on the first week back to school. 

En este programa entramos a lo que pronto sera la segunda phase de reapertura en el Sur de la Florida, entre el Hard Rock Stadium y restaurantes que por fin abriran al publico. Ademas, me acompaña de nuevo la cantante, Luchy DR, que esta promocionando su nueva cancion "Bufón" inspirada por la cancion del grupo de R&B TLC "No Scrubs" del 1992. Tambien me cuenta sobre como se recupera despues de un grave accidente que tuvo y sobre su oportunidad de cantar el himno de su pais en el Marlins Park.

If you truly love Miami (& its traffic) & want to learn more about its history, this one’s for you! Local Tour guide, Carolina Isabela, joins me to discuss Miami’s Tourism Pre/Post COVID-19. Also, what she’s learned about the cities most historical sites, the Biscayne Bay Fish Kill & how you can help, and how being furloughed affected her / led her to “Miami Monday’s”. 

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Why are primary elections as important as presidential elections? This weeks show I discuss that and give a breakdown of what you will be seeing on your ballots. Attorney and candidate Olanike Adebayo @nikeforjudge who is running for circuit court Judge in Miami-Dade County #310 joins me in discussion ahead of FL Primary Election Day. Nike speaks on the lack of diversity our current bench has and explains how she plans on improving our communities court system if elected. 

Listen in to this weeks show where I speak to local Immigrant rights activist and DACA recipient, Ilse Cruz, in regards to The Supreme Court's recent ruling against President Trump’s plan to end DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals). Ilse reacts to the news and shares her story on how she came to the USA alone at 6 y/o, as well as how she has been involved with DACA and the Florida Immigrant Coalition helping other Dreamers and Immigrant Youth within our communities. 

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