On Today's Florida Daily episode, hosts Ed Dean and Lindsey Randall cover AI's impact on city and county development projects and education, while guest Matt O'Hern brings levity with jokes about certain unsubstantiated claims regarding health impacted by data centers and injury lawyers potentially exploiting the media hype.

The Supreme Court just ruled in favor of vote by mail restrictions ordered by President Trump. Despite Trump's warnings of fraud and unreliable postal workers, he voted via absentee mail for this year's GOP primary and a recent special election in his home Congressional District. Would he serve a better example by voting in person? Florida Daily show hosts Ed Dean and Lindsay Randall discuss.

Florida Daily show hosts Ed Dean and Lindsay Randall discuss the latest developments and reactions to flock cameras, including the city of Oviedo revisiting its license plate reader contract amid growing privacy concerns, and Volusia County Commissioners' unanimous vote to ban "Large Scale data centers." Ed discusses the benefits of stronger security, while Lindsay and guest Matt O'Hern from New South Politics explore the potential risks of increased data exposure that malicious third parties could access.

Are Data Centers the Hottest Issue for the 2026 Midterm Election? Florida Daily Publisher Ed Dean discusses the regional and local impact of data centers and the potential political fallout for candidates including GOP Governor candidate Byron Donalds, who said that voters should embrace data centers.

Florida Daily Show hosts Ed Dean and Lindsay Randall offer their predictions on the 2026 Republican Gubernatorial Primary in Florida. Byron Donalds is the heavy favorite, but many voters remain undecided on their choice for governor. Could Lt. Governor Jay Collins pull off a major upset, or is he too hampered by other contestants such as Paul Renner, James Fishback, and Bobby Williams? Matt O'Hern from NewSouthPolitics.com joined the discussion.

Florida Cities and Counties waste money, yet public officials sound the alarm whenever property tax cuts are proposed. On this episode of the Florida Daily Show, hosts Ed Dean and Lindsay Randall are joined by Matt O'Hern of New South Politics to discuss various examples of bloated county and city budgets across the Sunshine State.

The Property Tax debate continues in Florida as sheriffs (including Grady Judd) and other public safety groups vocalize their opposition to Amendment 3 for homestead property tax exemption. Florida Daily hosts Ed Dean and Lindsay Randall discuss the current battle over the amendment's language, and how Floridians will ultimately vote. They're joined by Palm Beach State College professor Ed Lynch.

On today's episode, Florida Daily publisher Ed Dean discusses the bizarrely-low level of Republican enthusiasm about Byron Donalds and the 2026 race for governor. We also tackle top trending issues including data centers and Artificial Intelligence's impact on the economy.

Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) candidates are winning primaries, but could they hurt Democrats' chances for victories in swing states where most voters aren't leftists? Florida Daily Show hosts Ed Dean and Lindsay Randall discuss the dynamics with NewSouthPolitics.com editor Matt O'Hern

Florida Daily publisher Ed Dean discusses the latest economic and political news impacting Florida with Roger Henderson from WBOB radio in Jacksonville. Today's topics include discouraging poll numbers regarding Biden approval, inflation and more.