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The Florida Roundup on WLRN, July 29, 2011
Listen here to today's show: What could federal government default mean for Floridians? When it comes to the debt ceiling, as some people question whether Rick Scott is living in the real world, he says he'll take time out to read all about it. The saga of West v. Wasserman-Schultz continues in Congress. As Miami-Dade's new mayor takes office, he says, "Reducing the size of government doesn't come cheap." And why the widening gap in wealth between whites and minorities is more dramatic here in South Florida. Phil Latzman discusses the week in news with Dan Ricker of the Watchdog Report, the Miami Herald's Tallahassee bureau chief Mary Ellen Klas, and the Palm Beach Post's John Lantigua.
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LeBron James contest
LeBron James contest 10-25-10
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WLRN's Phil Latzman talks with LeMieux about his decision
He wants the job back. After holding down the seat on an interim basis, Fort Lauderdale native George LeMieux has thrown his hat in the ring for the permanent position as U.S. Senator. He says he can't stand on the sidelines while the federal debt grows and Democrats like incumbent Bill Nelson let it happen. While it's open season on Nelson, will he start taking shots at fellow Republicans?
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High School Ponzi Scheme
High School Ponzi Scheme
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Audio Describers
Audio Describers
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Dengue
Dengue
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LeBron James Poetry Winner
LeBron James Poetry Winner
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LeBron James Poetry Update
LeBron James Poetry Update
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LeBron James Poetry Launch
LeBron James Poetry Launch
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Dream Act
Dream Act
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz Tea Party
Debbie Wasserman Schultz Tea Party
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Sex Trafficking
Sex Trafficking
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Cane vs. Quake Interview
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Letter From Key West
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Babalu Interview
Christine DiMattei chats with Lucie Arnaz and Desi Arnaz, Jr. about the Miami opening of "Babalu" -- a musical tribute to the life and music of their father, the late Desi Arnaz.
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An Interview with Author Patricia Engle
A talk with Miami-based author Patricia Engle, whose first book, Vida, has just been published by Black Cat-Grove.
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Foreign Press
Searching for the story that epitomizes the amusing enigma of American politics, more than a few foreign reporters settled on the Marco Rubio Senate campaign. And many of those were on hand for Rubio's victory party in Coral Gables. WLRN-Miami Herald reporter Rick Stone spoke with a few of them.
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Charlie Christ's Big Decision
Charlie Christ's Big Decision
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The Florida Roundup on WLRN, February 5, 2010
The Miami Herald's Jacqueline Charles was one of the first reporters into Port-au-Prince after the earthquake in Haiti last month. She spent most of the last month there, documenting the situation. On this week's show, she joined host Phil Latzman, along with her Herald colleague Doug Hanks and the Palm Beach Post's Tony Doris, to discuss the week in news.
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The Florida Roundup on WLRN, January 29, 2010
Host Phil Latzman examines the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti and its implications here in South Florida, as well as other news of the week, with the Miami Herald's Nancy San Martin, who has been coordinating the paper's Haiti coverage; ABC News correspondent Jeffrey Kofman, who has recently returned from Haiti; and WQBA (Univision) radio host, Bernadette Pardo. Also, a photojournalist discusses the emotional challenges of shooting in Haiti.
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