PALM BEACH COUNTY has been the venue for the Boca Raton Bowl (owned and operated by ESPN) for the past 10 years. Doug Mosley and Paige Kornblue, are my guests today as we discuss the impact of the Bowl Game and the ancillary events on our community. The Boca Raton Bowl is known as "Boca's Biggest Annual Outdoor Party" and is played annually at FAU Stadium, which has a seating capacity of 30,000. Tickets: Tickets for the 2024 game will be available starting in December 2024. Hope you stay tuned to the end to hear my commentary on the election cycle, just completed.

PALM BEACH COUNTY offers our residents opportunities to help guide the development of our community. The City of Boca Raton will be celebrating its centennial year in 2025. In its short history, it has attracted architectural giants like Addison Mizner and Marcel Breuer and owes its very existence to the likes of Henry Flagler. Today, Boca is a showplace attracting corporate executives and retirees. My guest today, Roxanne Trinka, joins me to talk about the evolution of this piece of paradise and the opportunities it offers for longterm residents and recent transplants. Listen and learn why South Florida continues to attract thousands of new residents every month!

PALM BEACH COUNTY, like the rest of the State of Florida, is going to the polls for Early Voting. Our voters are faced with a number of important decisions. In addition to the hotly contested presidential race, down ticket races and potential challenges to the state constitution are up for the voters to decide. My guest today, Armand Grossman, is no stranger to the political process (both as an elected official and as a president of the Boca Raton Republican Club). Listen and learn why South Florida is fortunate to have Armand and others within our community ready to support the democratic process.

PALM BEACH COUNTY is often referred to as our piece of paradise. Post COVID, many of our friends and family from up north have made the move to south Florida to put decaying infrastructure and crime in their rear view mirror. My guest, Pam Dubin, and I speak about how our community is being transformed by these new arrivals. Our conversation is wide ranging and I trust you will find it interesting interesting.

PALM BEACH COUNTY, long believed to be a liberal (Democrat) stronghold is moving right of center. The shift, seen during the gubernatorial race two years ago (where Governor DeSantis won decisively) will likely continue as transplants from the Northeast skew right in their political beliefs. On this episode, our guest, Bryan Rudnick, presents a well reasoned analysis of local and national political sentiments and offers his personal forecast on the results of the upcoming election. Listen and learn why Florida has quickly transformed itself from a purple state to bright red with a few blue pockets showing signs of change.

PALM BEACH COUNTY, like the rest of the country, is faced with a number of important decisions as they go to the polls this November. The general election offers voters candidates for president with sharply different views of our road forward. The down-ticket races are also very important to the governance process. Today’s episode offers listeners an opportunity to hear from two candidates vying to be our next Florida State Representatives. Anne Gerwig and Meg Weinberger offer their views on public service and their reasons for taking on the challenges of a political campaign. Democracy relies on citizen participation .. as candidates and educated voters. Listen and learn why South Florida is fortunate to have such well prepared resi read to serve our community.