Let's Talk Miami

Let's Talk Miami

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Let's Talk Miami episodes

  • Miami's Worst Kept Secret: A Talk With Senator Pizzo
    In 2014, Miami Dade County settled for $1.6 Billion against the lawsuit by the federal government because our failing sewage and septic system and agreed to fix it by 2025. Since then, little has been done, posing a threat to our environment as seen by the recent fish kill in Biscayne Bay, to our economy due to dangerous bacteria in our waterways for which many tourists flock to, and to our health since the waste is seeping into our sole source of drinking water, the Biscayne Aquifer. Florida State Senator Jason Pizzo, explains what's happening, and what solutions are available to get this fixed including what mayoral candidate best fits the job to get it done.
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    47 min
  • How many bureaucrats does it take to plant some trees?
    In a socialist society, bureaucracy is the law of the land and usually followed by the phrase "un tramitecito mas y plantamos el arbolito", "one more piece of paperwork and we'll plant the tree". In this episode, we dive into the threat of socialism and how it's creeping in into our local government in the City of Miami with our host's real life story on the process endured to replace a tree. Take a listen and let us know your thoughts!
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    24 min
  • 2 Sides of the Same Coin: Populism vs. Socialism
    Here in Miami, we constantly hear about the tragedies that immigrants from socialist countries experienced. Those traumas have very much shaped our political environment and any encroaching of government in private lives is met with skepticism and labeled as socialism. But what about populism? What is it and does it pose a threat to our community and our nation? This is exactly the question we hope to answer in this episode!
    13 min

About Let's Talk Miami

From the publisher's feed

Tired of the lack of coverage in local elections and the bias in reporting in politics, our host Camila, hopes to bring to light local issues through a non-partisan approach. We're seeking the truth and talking about the real issues that plague our community and nation, and what role we can play in solving them. The main one is just by being informed and engaging in our community, whether it be by voting if you are eligible, completing the census or doing some community service.