http://www.miamiherald.com/news/wlrn/index.html en-us © The Miami Herald Media Company Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:25:02 EST http://media.miamiherald.com/images/podcast/943/podlogo150px.jpg http://www.miamiherald.com/news/wlrn/index.html Listen in as the WLRN | Miami Herald News staff brings you audio reports on the top stories of interest to the South Florida community every weekday or listen live at www.miamiherald.com/wlrn/ no Listen in as the WLRN | Miami Herald News staff brings you audio reports on the top stories of interest to the South Florida community every weekday or listen live at www.miamiherald.com/wlrn/ Miami Herald Miami Herald miamifeedback@miamiherald.com Two conflicting conferences begin Friday in West Palm Beach. One is led by a group that believes homosexuality can be treated and reversed through therapy. The other is led by several gay rights organizations, specifically intended to counteract the therapists' event. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Joshua Johnson has more. Two conflicting conferences begin Friday in West Palm Beach. One is led by a group that believes homosexuality can be treated and reversed through therapy. The other is led by several gay rights organizations, specifically intended to counterac... Two conflicting conferences begin Friday in West Palm Beach. One is led by a group that believes homosexuality can be treated and reversed through therapy. The other is led by several gay rights organizations, specifically intended to counteract the therapists' event. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Joshua Johnson has more. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/20/18/NARTH-WR-Johnson-1120.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:19:22 EST A South Florida woman has won what is believed to be the largest single award to date in ongoing litigation pitting smokers versus tobacco companies. WLRN Miami Herald Reporter Phil Latzman has more on the judgement awarded Thursday in Broward County. A South Florida woman has won what is believed to be the largest single award to date in ongoing litigation pitting smokers versus tobacco companies. WLRN Miami Herald Reporter Phil Latzman has more on the judgement awarded Thursday in Broward ... A South Florida woman has won what is believed to be the largest single award to date in ongoing litigation pitting smokers versus tobacco companies. WLRN Miami Herald Reporter Phil Latzman has more on the judgement awarded Thursday in Broward County. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/20/18/SmokeSuit_WR_Latzman_11-20.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:18:16 EST South Florida has thousands of people who work in the hotel industry. A new national study has found that among hotel workers, women, Hispanics and Asians are much more likely to be injured on the job. Miami Herald Business Reporter Niala Boodhoo has the details. South Florida has thousands of people who work in the hotel industry. A new national study has found that among hotel workers, women, Hispanics and Asians are much more likely to be injured on the job. Miami Herald Business Reporter Niala Boodhoo... South Florida has thousands of people who work in the hotel industry. A new national study has found that among hotel workers, women, Hispanics and Asians are much more likely to be injured on the job. Miami Herald Business Reporter Niala Boodhoo has the details. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/20/18/Hotels-WR-Boodhoo_11-20.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:17:06 EST Suspended Miami City Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones assured supporters Thursday night that she will be a candidate in the January special election called to fill her own vacant seat. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Rick Stone has the story from Liberty City. Suspended Miami City Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones assured supporters Thursday night that she will be a candidate in the January special election called to fill her own vacant seat. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Rick Stone has the story from L... Suspended Miami City Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones assured supporters Thursday night that she will be a candidate in the January special election called to fill her own vacant seat. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Rick Stone has the story from Liberty City. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/20/13/Spence-Jones-WR_stone_11-20.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 16:26:57 EST Last week was the fortieth anniversary of the most influential children’s television show of all time: "Sesame Street". All of the buzz got WLRN Miami Herald Reporter Kenny Malone thinking about his own experience with Big Bird and the gang, and trying to track down his own memories of Sesame Street. Last week was the fortieth anniversary of the most influential children’s television show of all time: "Sesame Street". All of the buzz got WLRN Miami Herald Reporter Kenny Malone thinking about his own experience with Big Bird and the gang, and ... Last week was the fortieth anniversary of the most influential children’s television show of all time: "Sesame Street". All of the buzz got WLRN Miami Herald Reporter Kenny Malone thinking about his own experience with Big Bird and the gang, and trying to track down his own memories of Sesame Street. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/20/13/Sesame_Street_-_WLRN_Miami_Herald_News.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:27:11 EST On Wednesday Virgin America launched its twice-daily nonstop service to Fort Lauderdale with two flights: one from Los Angeles and another from San Francisco. Local tourism boosters are calling it the "rainbow connection in the sky." The twin landings in Fort Lauderdale made for a glitzy event that left local officials giddy with the possibilities. More on that from WLRN Miami Herald reporter Rick Stone. On Wednesday Virgin America launched its twice-daily nonstop service to Fort Lauderdale with two flights: one from Los Angeles and another from San Francisco. Local tourism boosters are calling it the "rainbow connection in the sky." The twin l... On Wednesday Virgin America launched its twice-daily nonstop service to Fort Lauderdale with two flights: one from Los Angeles and another from San Francisco. Local tourism boosters are calling it the "rainbow connection in the sky." The twin landings in Fort Lauderdale made for a glitzy event that left local officials giddy with the possibilities. More on that from WLRN Miami Herald reporter Rick Stone. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/19/12/Virgin-SD_Stone_11-19.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Thu, 19 Nov 2009 12:38:44 EST A new documentary film puts a South Florida teen in the national spotlight for his light shielding invention -- a transition football visor. WLRN Miami Herald Reporter Kenny Malone reports. A new documentary film puts a South Florida teen in the national spotlight for his light shielding invention -- a transition football visor. WLRN Miami Herald Reporter Kenny Malone reports. A new documentary film puts a South Florida teen in the national spotlight for his light shielding invention -- a transition football visor. WLRN Miami Herald Reporter Kenny Malone reports. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/19/12/Ten9Eight_-_WR_-_Malone_1118.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Thu, 19 Nov 2009 12:34:59 EST Apple Computer has some very loyal fans around the world, willing to pay top-dollar for a Macintosh. But a Miami-based company is selling computers that also run Apple's OS X operating system, for a much lower price. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Joshua Johnson has more on the company, and the legal battle it's fighting. Apple Computer has some very loyal fans around the world, willing to pay top-dollar for a Macintosh. But a Miami-based company is selling computers that also run Apple's OS X operating system, for a much lower price. WLRN Miami Herald reporter ... Apple Computer has some very loyal fans around the world, willing to pay top-dollar for a Macintosh. But a Miami-based company is selling computers that also run Apple's OS X operating system, for a much lower price. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Joshua Johnson has more on the company, and the legal battle it's fighting. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/19/12/Psystar-WR-Johnson-1119.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Thu, 19 Nov 2009 12:33:23 EST As Miami swears in a new police chief, tensions between local governments and law enforcement agencies promise to continue all over South Florida. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Phil Latzman takes a closer look at a future dilemma facing the Broward Sheriff's office. As Miami swears in a new police chief, tensions between local governments and law enforcement agencies promise to continue all over South Florida. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Phil Latzman takes a closer look at a future dilemma facing the Broward... As Miami swears in a new police chief, tensions between local governments and law enforcement agencies promise to continue all over South Florida. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Phil Latzman takes a closer look at a future dilemma facing the Broward Sheriff's office. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/19/12/Law_Enforce-SD_latzman_11-19.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Thu, 19 Nov 2009 12:29:47 EST In June President Obama signed the Family Smoking and Prevention Act. Supporters say it will help stop children from having a first cigarette, making it less likely they will become smokers. But some are wondering how far the Act will go and how that may infringe on adults personal liberties. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Shannon Novak takes a look. In June President Obama signed the Family Smoking and Prevention Act. Supporters say it will help stop children from having a first cigarette, making it less likely they will become smokers. But some are wondering how far the Act will go and how ... In June President Obama signed the Family Smoking and Prevention Act. Supporters say it will help stop children from having a first cigarette, making it less likely they will become smokers. But some are wondering how far the Act will go and how that may infringe on adults personal liberties. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Shannon Novak takes a look. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/18/13/Clove_WR_Novak_11-18.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 13:58:33 EST With the regular flu season starting its peak this month, one high-risk group urged to get their seasonal shots are people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Wednesday was designated World COPD Day, in an effort to raise awareness about the fourth leading killer in the United States. WLRN Miami-Herald reporter Chris DiMattei has the story. With the regular flu season starting its peak this month, one high-risk group urged to get their seasonal shots are people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Wednesday was designated World COPD Day, in an effort to raise awareness about... With the regular flu season starting its peak this month, one high-risk group urged to get their seasonal shots are people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Wednesday was designated World COPD Day, in an effort to raise awareness about the fourth leading killer in the United States. WLRN Miami-Herald reporter Chris DiMattei has the story. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/18/13/COPD-WR_cdimattei_11-18.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 13:56:20 EST Hundreds of Broward County teachers staged a raucous protest Tuesday night outside district headquarters in downtown Fort Lauderdale. They've been angry for months over short pay and benefits, but for many, the whiff of corruption now swirling around the school board is the last straw. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Rick Stone was there. Hundreds of Broward County teachers staged a raucous protest Tuesday night outside district headquarters in downtown Fort Lauderdale. They've been angry for months over short pay and benefits, but for many, the whiff of corruption now swirling ar... Hundreds of Broward County teachers staged a raucous protest Tuesday night outside district headquarters in downtown Fort Lauderdale. They've been angry for months over short pay and benefits, but for many, the whiff of corruption now swirling around the school board is the last straw. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Rick Stone was there. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/18/13/Teachers-SD_11-18_stone.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Wed, 18 Nov 2009 13:45:41 EST Florida wildlife officials are urging South Florida boaters to be on the lookout for manatees that are migrating to warmer waters for the winter. WLRN Miami-Herald reporter Chris DiMattei has more. Florida wildlife officials are urging South Florida boaters to be on the lookout for manatees that are migrating to warmer waters for the winter. WLRN Miami-Herald reporter Chris DiMattei has more. Florida wildlife officials are urging South Florida boaters to be on the lookout for manatees that are migrating to warmer waters for the winter. WLRN Miami-Herald reporter Chris DiMattei has more. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/18/13/s490-Manatees-WR_cdimattei_11-17.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 13:54:08 EST As Miami-Dade county grapples with cutting hundreds of millions of dollars from its budget, several top officials have stepped up their travel. Miami-Dade leaders have taken what they call business junkets to to Japan and Taiwan this year, and plans are in the works for a trip to Germany next year. Miami Herald writer Jack Dolan discusses it with WLRN Miami Herald reporter Phil Latzman. As Miami-Dade county grapples with cutting hundreds of millions of dollars from its budget, several top officials have stepped up their travel. Miami-Dade leaders have taken what they call business junkets to to Japan and Taiwan this year, and p... As Miami-Dade county grapples with cutting hundreds of millions of dollars from its budget, several top officials have stepped up their travel. Miami-Dade leaders have taken what they call business junkets to to Japan and Taiwan this year, and plans are in the works for a trip to Germany next year. Miami Herald writer Jack Dolan discusses it with WLRN Miami Herald reporter Phil Latzman. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/18/13/Travel_TW_Latzman___Dolan_11-17.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 13:41:16 EST The U.S. Supreme Court announced it will not revisit the Miami-Dade County school board's controversial decision to remove the children's book "Vamos a Cuba" from school libraries three years ago. It means the legal case is over, and the school board has won. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Rick Stone has the story. The U.S. Supreme Court announced it will not revisit the Miami-Dade County school board's controversial decision to remove the children's book "Vamos a Cuba" from school libraries three years ago. It means the legal case is over, and the school b... The U.S. Supreme Court announced it will not revisit the Miami-Dade County school board's controversial decision to remove the children's book "Vamos a Cuba" from school libraries three years ago. It means the legal case is over, and the school board has won. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Rick Stone has the story. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/18/13/Vamos-WR-rstone.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Tue, 17 Nov 2009 13:27:43 EST The City of Miami found itself without a functioning commission: at least for the next few days. Three of the five commission seats were vacant: one due to a runoff election, and two because of corruption charges. Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones surrendered on a grand theft charge, but insists that she is innocent. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Joshua Johnson has the story. WLRN-Miami Herald reporter Joshua Johnson The City of Miami found itself without a functioning commission: at least for the next few days. Three of the five commission seats were vacant: one due to a runoff election, and two because of corruption charges. Commissioner Michelle Spence-J... The City of Miami found itself without a functioning commission: at least for the next few days. Three of the five commission seats were vacant: one due to a runoff election, and two because of corruption charges. Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones surrendered on a grand theft charge, but insists that she is innocent. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Joshua Johnson has the story. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/16/12/SpenceJones-SD-Johnson-1113.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:40:04 EST What can stay? What can go? And what can be destroyed? Undaunted, Guantánamo is preparing for the day when the detainees are gone. Reporters Phil Latzman and Carol Rosenberg discuss the challenges involved in shuttering the camp. WLRN-Miami Herald reporter Reporters Phil Latzman What can stay? What can go? And what can be destroyed? Undaunted, Guantánamo is preparing for the day when the detainees are gone. Reporters Phil Latzman and Carol Rosenberg discuss the challenges involved in shuttering the camp. What can stay? What can go? And what can be destroyed? Undaunted, Guantánamo is preparing for the day when the detainees are gone. Reporters Phil Latzman and Carol Rosenberg discuss the challenges involved in shuttering the camp. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/16/12/GitClose_TW_Latzman_wRosenberg.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:18:51 EST Recently word came from Australia that officials have approved the extradition of a suspected Hungarian Nazi to Budapest where he will stand trial for a murder he committed during the holocaust. It is the latest work of a man known as the world's leading Nazi Hunter. And as WLRN-Miami Herald's Kenny Malone reports, he's headed next to South Florida. Recently word came from Australia that officials have approved the extradition of a suspected Hungarian Nazi to Budapest where he will stand trial for a murder he committed during the holocaust. It is the latest work of a man known as the world's... Recently word came from Australia that officials have approved the extradition of a suspected Hungarian Nazi to Budapest where he will stand trial for a murder he committed during the holocaust. It is the latest work of a man known as the world's leading Nazi Hunter. And as WLRN-Miami Herald's Kenny Malone reports, he's headed next to South Florida. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/16/12/NaziHunter_-_WR_-_Malone_1116.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:17:48 EST Florida Atlantic University is about to enter the jewelry business after patenting a process to coax sexy, pink cultured pearls from that archetypal Florida sea creature, the queen conch. It could be worth millions, as we'll hear from WLRN-Miami Herald reporter Rick Stone, but the road to pearly riches is still pretty long. Florida Atlantic University is about to enter the jewelry business after patenting a process to coax sexy, pink cultured pearls from that archetypal Florida sea creature, the queen conch. It could be worth millions, as we'll hear from WLRN-Miami ... Florida Atlantic University is about to enter the jewelry business after patenting a process to coax sexy, pink cultured pearls from that archetypal Florida sea creature, the queen conch. It could be worth millions, as we'll hear from WLRN-Miami Herald reporter Rick Stone, but the road to pearly riches is still pretty long. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/16/12/Pearls-SD_stone_11-16.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Mon, 16 Nov 2009 12:12:19 EST In 1984, a group of Miami booksellers got together and held "Books by the Bay." Twenty-five years later, that event has blown-up into the Miami Book Fair International. As the fair goes on this week, WLRN-Miami Herald reporter Kenny Malone checks in on one of the event's co-founders to see how she's fairing with her own book. In 1984, a group of Miami booksellers got together and held "Books by the Bay." Twenty-five years later, that event has blown-up into the Miami Book Fair International. As the fair goes on this week, WLRN-Miami Herald reporter Kenny Malone check... In 1984, a group of Miami booksellers got together and held "Books by the Bay." Twenty-five years later, that event has blown-up into the Miami Book Fair International. As the fair goes on this week, WLRN-Miami Herald reporter Kenny Malone checks in on one of the event's co-founders to see how she's fairing with her own book. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/13/18/Books_-_SD-__Malone_1111.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:05:50 EST On November 14th the Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale will present a side of artist Norman Rockwell you might not know about. Rockwell is perhaps best known for his whimsical depictions of classic Americana, on the covers of the old Saturday Evening Post. But he also believed in social justice and civil rights, and did not shy away from depicting the horrors of racism. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Joshua Johnson has the story. On November 14th the Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale will present a side of artist Norman Rockwell you might not know about. Rockwell is perhaps best known for his whimsical depictions of classic Americana, on the covers of the old Saturday Evenin... On November 14th the Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale will present a side of artist Norman Rockwell you might not know about. Rockwell is perhaps best known for his whimsical depictions of classic Americana, on the covers of the old Saturday Evening Post. But he also believed in social justice and civil rights, and did not shy away from depicting the horrors of racism. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Joshua Johnson has the story. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/13/18/Rockwell-SD-Johnson-1113.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:04:32 EST The Miami Dade Transit Authority is changing some bus routes and adding others in December. As WLRN Miami Herald reporter Shannon Novak explains, tourists and residents of Miami Beach could find a trip to the airport more convenient. The Miami Dade Transit Authority is changing some bus routes and adding others in December. As WLRN Miami Herald reporter Shannon Novak explains, tourists and residents of Miami Beach could find a trip to the airport more convenient. The Miami Dade Transit Authority is changing some bus routes and adding others in December. As WLRN Miami Herald reporter Shannon Novak explains, tourists and residents of Miami Beach could find a trip to the airport more convenient. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/13/18/Bus-SD_Novak_11-13.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:03:12 EST Car crashes are the leading case of death for teen drivers - so the FBR looks at what insurance companies are doing to educate young people behind the wheel. Miami Herald Business Reporter Beatrice Garcia talks about what parents should know before buying insurance for their kids. Car crashes are the leading case of death for teen drivers - so the FBR looks at what insurance companies are doing to educate young people behind the wheel. Miami Herald Business Reporter Beatrice Garcia talks about what parents should know bef... Car crashes are the leading case of death for teen drivers - so the FBR looks at what insurance companies are doing to educate young people behind the wheel. Miami Herald Business Reporter Beatrice Garcia talks about what parents should know before buying insurance for their kids. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/13/16/FBR_Teen_drivers_11-12-09_mp3.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:07:09 EST There's concern over what health care reform could mean for Florida's seniors who use Medicare HMOs. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Phil Latzman discusses it with Miami Herald business writer John Dorschner. There's concern over what health care reform could mean for Florida's seniors who use Medicare HMOs. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Phil Latzman discusses it with Miami Herald business writer John Dorschner. There's concern over what health care reform could mean for Florida's seniors who use Medicare HMOs. WLRN Miami Herald reporter Phil Latzman discusses it with Miami Herald business writer John Dorschner. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/13/18/Reform_TW_Latzman_wDorschner_self-contained_newscast_.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:02:05 EST Host Phil Latzman is joined by author and former Miami Herald columnist Ana Menendez, New York Times Miami bureau chief Damien Cave, Miami Herald editorial cartoonist Jim Morin, and Bob Norman from the Broward/Palm Beach New Times. Host Phil Latzman is joined by author and former Miami Herald columnist Ana Menendez, New York Times Miami bureau chief Damien Cave, Miami Herald editorial cartoonist Jim Morin, and Bob Norman from the Broward/Palm Beach New Times. Host Phil Latzman is joined by author and former Miami Herald columnist Ana Menendez, New York Times Miami bureau chief Damien Cave, Miami Herald editorial cartoonist Jim Morin, and Bob Norman from the Broward/Palm Beach New Times. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/13/15/Florida_Roundup_11-13-09.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Fri, 13 Nov 2009 15:58:40 EST In World War Two, Harley-Davidson made tens of thousands of motorcycles to support the Allied war effort. Today the bond between bikers and the military still runs deep. Many veterans say they ride not only for fun, but for support, cohesion and a sense of family. WLRN-Miami Herald reporter Joshua Johnson has the story. In World War Two, Harley-Davidson made tens of thousands of motorcycles to support the Allied war effort. Today the bond between bikers and the military still runs deep. Many veterans say they ride not only for fun, but for support, cohesion an... In World War Two, Harley-Davidson made tens of thousands of motorcycles to support the Allied war effort. Today the bond between bikers and the military still runs deep. Many veterans say they ride not only for fun, but for support, cohesion and a sense of family. WLRN-Miami Herald reporter Joshua Johnson has the story. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/12/10/BikerVets-SD-Johnson-1112.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Thu, 12 Nov 2009 10:28:57 EST Tomas Regalado, a Pedro Pan refugee from Cuba who had a long career in local and international journalism, was sworn in today/Wednesday as the 33rd mayor of Miami. At a joyous inaugural celebration, he declared that the city had been taken back and reforms would quickly follow. WLRN-Miami-Herald reporter Rick Stone has the story. Tomas Regalado, a Pedro Pan refugee from Cuba who had a long career in local and international journalism, was sworn in today/Wednesday as the 33rd mayor of Miami. At a joyous inaugural celebration, he declared that the city had been taken back a... Tomas Regalado, a Pedro Pan refugee from Cuba who had a long career in local and international journalism, was sworn in today/Wednesday as the 33rd mayor of Miami. At a joyous inaugural celebration, he declared that the city had been taken back and reforms would quickly follow. WLRN-Miami-Herald reporter Rick Stone has the story. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/12/10/Regalado-WR-rstone.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Thu, 12 Nov 2009 10:28:09 EST As detectives continue investigating a recent act of anti-Semitic vandalism at a Coral Springs synagogue, Broward County teachers say they're committed to making sure their students know exactly what that spray-painted swastika represents. WLRN-Miami-Herald reporter Chris DiMattei with more. As detectives continue investigating a recent act of anti-Semitic vandalism at a Coral Springs synagogue, Broward County teachers say they're committed to making sure their students know exactly what that spray-painted swastika represents. WLRN-M... As detectives continue investigating a recent act of anti-Semitic vandalism at a Coral Springs synagogue, Broward County teachers say they're committed to making sure their students know exactly what that spray-painted swastika represents. WLRN-Miami-Herald reporter Chris DiMattei with more. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/12/10/Holocaust-SD_cdimattei_11-12.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Thu, 12 Nov 2009 10:27:18 EST The John Lennon Bus is a recording studio on wheels. Typically, the bus lets children write and record original songs. But for the past week it's been parked around South Florida - collecting veteran's stories for a documentary. WLRN-Miami Herald Reporter Kenny Malone has details. The John Lennon Bus is a recording studio on wheels. Typically, the bus lets children write and record original songs. But for the past week it's been parked around South Florida - collecting veteran's stories for a documentary. WLRN-Miami Heral... The John Lennon Bus is a recording studio on wheels. Typically, the bus lets children write and record original songs. But for the past week it's been parked around South Florida - collecting veteran's stories for a documentary. WLRN-Miami Herald Reporter Kenny Malone has details. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/11/10/Vet_Bus_-_SD_-_Malone_1111.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Wed, 11 Nov 2009 10:45:32 EST The world's largest cruise liner, Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas, continues to make its way to Fort Lauderdale from the builder's yard in Finland. After weathering high seas and storm-force winds in the North Atlantic, it will arrive two days late -- on Friday -- and prepare for its maiden voyage. So far, it is not a sell-out. WLRN-Miami Herald reporter Rick Stone has the story. The world's largest cruise liner, Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas, continues to make its way to Fort Lauderdale from the builder's yard in Finland. After weathering high seas and storm-force winds in the North Atlantic, it will arrive two day... The world's largest cruise liner, Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas, continues to make its way to Fort Lauderdale from the builder's yard in Finland. After weathering high seas and storm-force winds in the North Atlantic, it will arrive two days late -- on Friday -- and prepare for its maiden voyage. So far, it is not a sell-out. WLRN-Miami Herald reporter Rick Stone has the story. http://media.miamiherald.com/smedia/2009/11/11/10/Oasis_SD_Stone_11-9.source.prod_affiliate.56.mp3 Wed, 11 Nov 2009 10:44:43 EST