What It’s Like

“What It’s Like” is a WJCT Public Media podcast where people share just that: What it’s like to go through life-changing experiences. We’re starting with some of the most compelling conversations the national story-archiving nonprofit StoryCorps recorded in Jacksonville and then diving deeper into the stories behind those conversations. Some people are still figuring things out; others have come out the other side. All of them share what it’s like.

Flavor of Tampa Bay

Radio Influence Tampa Bay

Planted in Miami

A podcast about conscious living in the Magic City. Every other week, hosts Alex and Jeanette, interview inspiring locals pushing the city forward through their actions.

You’ll hear from entrepreneurs, activists, community leaders, athletes, chefs and more who are working hard at changing the way people view Miami.

Get behind the scenes photos, show notes, etc. at www.plantedinmiami.com.

Connect with us: Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @plantedinmiami.

#HMBradio Tampa Bay

#HMBradio Tampa Bay is a podcast network focused on personalities in the Tampa Bay area. It is anchored by The Homemade Broadcast hosted by Will Kuncz & based out of St. Petersburg, Florida.

The Chalkboard Podcast

Sprint

Each week Michael Dusing, Alex Hoffman, and Jesse Weaver sit down for Sprint, a UX podcast. Listen as they drink and converse their way through UX, product and tech news.

Authentically Detroit

Authentically Detroit is hosted by Donna Givens and Orlando Bailey and is powered by Eastside Community Network, a 35-year-old not-for-profit community development organization that serves the Lower Eastside of the city. We are inviting you into our space of constant intergenerational discussion, male and female perspective and a critical take on the happenings in the city of Detroit. Our shows will be thematic in that each show will take a comprehensive look at things like housing in Detroit, spatial racism, economic development, neighborhood planning, self-care, community trauma and more. Not only will we tackle these topics head on, we’ll also bring in expert guests to help us out! We don’t want to have these conversations in a vacuum either so we are encouraging you to participate. Find us on Instagram and Facebook @ Authentically Detroit Podcast and be a part of the conversation!

Great Things Tampa Bay

All the Great Eats, Great Places, and Great People in the Greater Tampa Bay Area.

Tampa Bay Native and local Realtor Kyle Sasser gives you the inside scoop on all the hidden gems throughout the Tampa Bay area.

Having a curious mind and pallet as well as having lived in Tampa, Plant City, Dover, Lakeland, Brandon, Seminole Heights, Tampa Heights, and now St Petersburg, host Kyle Sasser brings his own unique perspective, knowledge, and history to your ear buds.

Covering Tampa, St Pete, Clearwater, Safety Harbor, Tarpon Springs, Pass-A-Grille, Gulfport, Tierra Verde, Treasure Island, Madeira Beach, Redington Beach, Indian Shores, Indian Rocks Beach, Largo, Seminole, Pinellas Park, Belleair, Dunedin, Safety Harbor (and that’s just Pinellas County!)

In Hillsborough, I cover places in Tampa, Temple Terrace, Carrollwood, Town N Country, South Tampa, Macdill, Brandon, Valrico, Plant City, Dover, Seffner, Mango, Riverview, Bloomingdale, Balm, Wimauma, New Tampa, Westchase Citrus Park, Apollo Beach, Ruskin, Sun City Center, Lithia.

And further afield, I also talk about places in Sarasota, Lakeland, Bartow, Crystal Springs, Bradenton, Ellenton, Weeki Wachee, Chassahowitzka, Dade City, Zephyrhills and Brooksville.

It’s Okay if You’re not Okay

A mental health podcast with personality.

Detroit City of Design Podcast

Design impacts everyone, for better or for worse. Each week (for ten weeks), we invite designers, changemakers and the curious to participate in a spirited conversation on how design can be used to create conditions for better quality of life and economic opportunity. We see Detroit as a global model for sustainable and equitable development, and we want to keep this conversation going. We will focus on themes such as investment, mobility, neighborhoods, public space, design practice and talent around the world, and its relationship to forward progress here in Detroit.