Neil Blackmon joins us again to discuss the historic rivalry between Florida and Miami which ended for the foreseeable future in 2025.

We continue our miniseries on Florida's college football history with a look at Bobby Bowden v Steve Spurrier and the colorful 1990's in the Florida v FSU rivalry.

We begin a short series on the history of College Football in the state discussing the early history of the rivalry between Florida and Florida State on the gridiron and the importance placed on it by both schools. In the coming weeks we will also look at the Florida-Miami rivalry and the FSU-Miami rivalry.

Neil Blackmon of Saturday Down South and an eminent historian of UF football joins us for this entire miniseries.

Kartik Krishnaiyer explains why he believes Fort Caroline represents the actual origin story of the United States - decades before Jamestown or Plymouth Rock.

What did the French colonists find in the way of plants in the northwest corner of the Florida peninsula?

In the finale of our miniseries of the French in Colonial Florida we discuss the 1719 capture and occupation of Pensacola by the French. By 1726, Pensacola had been returned to Spanish rule.

French privateer Dominique de Gourgues works with the Timucuan to exact a measure of revenge on the Spanish with a massacre at San Mateo.

We read from Laudonnière 's memoires of his voyages how exactly he escaped Fort Caroline and why he believes "Florida was lost."

The Spanish effort to retake Florida ends in success- Jean Ribault and his men are slaughtered.

Summer 1565 led Laudonnière's Fort Caroline colony to interact with help British travelers, then be reinforced and botted up by their own countrymen sent by the French King and then finally slaughtered by the Spanish while the other French left the colony to try and hunt down the Spanish at St Augustine.