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Another episode, another example of trouble with the water in Florida.
Our guest is Florida native, author, historian and professor Sara McNamara whose recently published book, "Ybor City: Crucible of the Latina South," details how the enclave of Cuban migrants evolved through the years and how it is distinguished from Cuban communities in Miami.
If this subject interests you, previous episodes on early Cuban exiles to Miami and the Columbia Restaurant will be worth your while.
Thank you to everyone who has signed up to support "Welcome to Florida" through our Patreon page. We have reached our goal of 20 Patron supporters at $5 a month and will be releasing a bonus "behind the scenes" episode of the podcast exclusively to our patrons in June. Of course, we'd love to have you be involved as well and you can sign up to support the show at any time.
"Welcome to Florida" is additionally supported by Windstorm Products, the largest supplier of hurricane wind protection hardware in the world. Hurricane season starts in June, visit windstormproducts.com to find out if you're prepared.
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Another episode, another example of trouble with the water in Florida.
Our guest is Florida native, author, historian and professor Sara McNamara whose recently published book, "Ybor City: Crucible of the Latina South," details how the enclave of Cuban migrants evolved through the years and how it is distinguished from Cuban communities in Miami.
If this subject interests you, previous episodes on early Cuban exiles to Miami and the Columbia Restaurant will be worth your while.
Thank you to everyone who has signed up to support "Welcome to Florida" through our Patreon page. We have reached our goal of 20 Patron supporters at $5 a month and will be releasing a bonus "behind the scenes" episode of the podcast exclusively to our patrons in June. Of course, we'd love to have you be involved as well and you can sign up to support the show at any time.
"Welcome to Florida" is additionally supported by Windstorm Products, the largest supplier of hurricane wind protection hardware in the world. Hurricane season starts in June, visit windstormproducts.com to find out if you're prepared.

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