Navigating History

The Beauty of Historic Furniture Or Dirty Old Stuff

Mimi and Andrea talk to Jesse White, founder of Sarasota Architectural Salvage, about embodied energy and the urban forrest.

Sarasota Architectural Salvage

Mimi and Andrea have the honor of talking to Gordon O. Wareham, Director of the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum and James Holt, co-founder of Freestyle Alligator Wrestling Competition. Both are members of the Seminole Tribe of Florida.

https://www.ahtahthiki.com/

https://www.facebook.com/FAWCNOW/

Motor City Brothers or Round and Round and Roundabout

Mimi and Andrea discover an interesting connection between the hipster 1890s teacher and a famous automobile.

The Successful Cattle Rancher or A Knight to Remember

Mimi and Andrea continue exploring the Knight family and how they settled in Florida.

Historical Investigation of a Photo or The Mysterious '90s Hipster Teacher (1890s, of course)

Mimi and Andrea discover some photos in the archives that lead them into an 1890s scandal.

Images of Mr. Brush and students from the Manatee County Libraries.

Mr. Brush and Students Image 1 Mr. Brush and Students Image 2

The Great de Soto Expedition or What Have You Done for Me Lately, Hernando?

Mimi and Andrea explore how a man who died on the Mississippi River in 1542 has so many things named after him.

The Sara de Soto Pageant or I Crown Thee Historical Inaccuracy

Mimi and Andrea explore the Sara de Desoto Pageant and its legendary foundation.

The Legend of Sara de Soto Or You Give Love a Bad Name

Sit right back and you'll hear a tale, a tale of the lovely Sara de Soto. Mimi and Andrea explore the origins of this local legend.