Our climate is changing and we are witnessing the effects playing out in real time: heatwaves, rising seas, intense hurricanes, wildfires and the melting of glaciers to name just a few. So when it's your job to track and report the weather, th

How Sea Level Rise Will Affect Miami's Future with Jimmy Evans, Sam Van Leer, Jack Edmondson

Nov 4th, 2018 1h 18m

Think about this for a moment: a child born today can expect oceans to rise one to four feet in their lifetimes; Miami is projected to experience over a foot of sea level rise by the year 2050 and anywhere from 10 to 30 feet by the end of the c

Mobile Showers for the Homeless with Jeanne Albaugh

Oct 22nd, 2018 1h 11m

Jeanne Albaugh has spent her life in service to the homeless, but when she fell and broke her back while inside a fast food restaurant, she not only lost her life long dream of becoming a world champion in barrel racing, she became homeless her

Defending a Dream with Ana Samantha

Oct 8th, 2018 1h 6m

"Radical simply means grasping things at the root." - Angela Davis Meet Ana Samantha, part of the Miami Core-Team of the Dream Defenders. Founded in 2012 after the murder of Trayvon Martin by a few university students across Florida tired of t

The State of Affordable Housing with Annie Lord

Sep 24th, 2018 1h 13m

Owning a home was once the American dream, but for quite some time now it's been out of reach for many Americans. The housing crisis further deepened that chasm and here in Miami where wages are lower than other big cities, the issue of affo

Tackling Miami's Biggest Issues with Sarah Emmons

Sep 10th, 2018 1h

Traditionally, decisions about the future of communities are made behind closed doors by a select few in positions of political power, but with more and more local organizations getting involved and demanding a seat at the table, the times are

Providing a Solution to the Plastic Problem with Pam Barrera

Aug 26th, 2018 1h 2m

Considering it's been predicted that there'll be more plastic in our oceans than fish by 2050, wouldn't it be nice if there was a store that offered solutions to our dependence on plastic and that could help us reduce our waste? Well, now ther

Why Self-Care is Important for Your Health with Nzingah Oniwosan

Aug 13th, 2018 1h 22m

When Nzingah Oniwosan was just 12 years old, she was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor on her pituitary gland called Prolcatinoma. Unbeknownst to her, this was just the beginning of a series of illnesses that would eventually lead her to see fi

Keeping our Oceans Debris Free with Caiti and Jeremy Waks

Jul 29th, 2018 1h 12m

5.25 trillion pieces of plastic reside in our oceans compared to the 400 billion stars in the Milky Way. That means we have 13 times more pieces of plastic in our oceans than stars in our galaxy. This startling fact is the first thing you see w

Bridging the Gap between Culture and Community with Abraham Metellus

Jul 15th, 2018 1h 3m

There are a lot changes occurring in Little Haiti and Abraham Metellus of the Little Haiti Cultural Complex is helping to bridge the gap between community and culture by showcasing programs and events that highlight the Haitian and Afro-Carribe

Kombucha: The Living Beverage with Cristina Ivory

Jul 2nd, 2018 1h 18m

Cristina Ivory, the founder of Angry Booch, isn't afraid to experiment, which is why upon finding out about the health benefits of kombucha, she decided she was going to make some for herself. If you've never heard of kombucha, you're not alone

Abandoned Vehicles of The Everglades with Charles Kropke + Matt Stock

Jun 17th, 2018 1h 10m

Did you know that scattered throughout the vast landscape of the Everglades, far from the city lights of Miami, vehicles from another time, another era, are quietly resting amongst the mangroves and marshes? By using satellite imagery and inve

What You Need To Know About Composting with Melissa Selem

Jun 4th, 2018 1h

Each day, people in the United States throw enough trash away to fill 63,000 garbage trucks. A good portion of that trash is food, which could eventually be composted into rich soil used to grow more food. If you're not familiar with compostin

Preserving Black History in Miami with Lt. Archie McKay + Terrance Cribbs-Lorrant

May 21st, 2018 1h 26m

On September 1, 1944, the Miami Police Department hired "The First Five" black police officers (then called patrolmen) in order to bring some level of equality to policing in the black communities. Considering the overt racism and discriminati

The Evolution of Sustainable Fashion with Colleen Coughlin

May 7th, 2018 1h 19m

What do you do when you get your dream job in fashion, have amazing friends, live in one of the most popular cities in America but somehow feel like something is off in your life? This is where Colleen Coughlin found herself a few years back tr

Turning an Illness into a Lifelong Mission with Barry Rabkin

Apr 23rd, 2018 1h 4m

Nine years ago, Barry Rabkin discovered a golfball sized lump on his throat while washing his face. The diagnosis was thyroid cancer and the treatment was invasive surgery and radiation. Upon the suggestion of his wife, he began juicing in an e

Empowering a Culture of Positivity with Nicole Mejia

Apr 9th, 2018 1h 13m

At a very young age, Nicole Mejia learned the importance of health and hard work. After expressing her grievances to her father of being an overweight kid, he motivated her to start running the very next morning. Together they bonded through

30 Days Of Poetry, The Magic City Way with P. Scott Cunningham

Mar 25th, 2018 1h 30m

Years ago when P. Scott Cunningham was trying to avoid making eye contact on a New York City subway, he came across Poetry in Motion, an initiative where poems would be featured on the trains instead of advertisements. The poem was called, Hung

Celebrating Black Films and Culture with Rachelle Salnave

Mar 5th, 2018 1h 19m

Growing up on the lively streets of Harlem, New York, Rachelle Salnave found an appreciation for her culture and the arts.Â Her inspirations from family members to African American films she saw with powerful role models gave her the desire to

Crafting the Future of Protein with Rohan Templeman and Dan Jonas

Feb 19th, 2018 1h 18m

When Australian transplant, Rohan Templeman fell in love and moved across the pond to Miami, he brought his love of farmer's markets and the art of making tempeh with him. In 2017, after partnering with his father-in-law Dan Jonas, BeCultured

You Can Learn To Meditate with Paul Silitsky

Feb 5th, 2018 1h 23m

Paul Silitsky was working as the CEO of a tech company in 2008 when he woke up one morning believing he had laryngitis. Although he got his voice back a few days later it started to disappear again. As the days went by and his voice didn’t i

Getting Clear on Climate Change with Zelalem Adefris

Jan 22nd, 2018 58m 45s

To many residents in Miami, climate change is personal. To Zelalem Adefris, climate change is her life's work. Building on her passion for public health and environmental activism, Zelalem moved to Miami a few years ago to become the Climate R

Breaking Down Social and Institutional Barriers with Kathie Klarreich

Jan 8th, 2018 1h 13m

When Kathie Klarreich decided to end her decade long career of being a journalist in Haiti, she wanted to dedicate her time to focus on social change by expanding arts programs in prisons. In 2014, Kathie founded Exchange for Change, a progra

The Rise of the Environmental Entrepreneur with Anastasia Mikhalochkina

Dec 18th, 2017 1h 2m

Did you know? The amount of paper and plastic cups, forks, and spoons disposed of annually could wrap the equator 300 times! Spending summers in a country house on the border of Russia and Finland, Anastasia Mikhalochkina (Anna) grew to apprec

Having The Courage to Follow Your Heart

Dec 4th, 2017 1h 30m

Inspiration is all around us. For Mariana Cortez, it was her baby boy, Luke, who was allergic to dairy that inspired her to create dairy/gluten-free, vegan cakes that he could enjoy on his birthdays. When she got the idea of taking her cakes