Learning & Adaptation: Staying Relevant in an AI-Driven World

Far below the Gulf’s surface, an ecological collapse has been unfolding largely out of sight over the past 16 years. A new study published in PNAS found populations of deep-water fish species, crustaceans and squid declined significantly…

On this episode of Localized Miami, host Robert Ruano welcomes Freddy Stebbins, historian, comedian, and professor, for a lively conversation exploring Miami’s history, culture, people, and unique identity. Blending his perspectives as an…

Republican Party Brings Together Political Leaders and Special Guests for Miami Event Republican leaders, elected officials and special guests gathered Thursday, October 22, for an evening of political discussions, networking and remarks…

Something fresh is coming to Miami’s urban core. Lomelo’s Meat Market is preparing to expand into the Brickell/The Roads area, bringing its butcher-shop experience closer to neighborhood residents. Preparations are underway, with an…

Claudia Uribe and Denise join Michael Miller to share their personal experiences as breast cancer survivors. The conversation brings two familiar faces from Miami’s Community Newspapers together for a discussion about resilience, awareness…

Author Arlene Sacks brings a deeply personal perspective to stories of marriage, loss and beginning again. On Episode 40 of The Miami Book Hub, she joins host J. Adrian Betancourt for a conversation about her creative journey and the…

Miami artist and filmmaker Mary Ellen Scherl joins Bill Kress to discuss a creative journey that took her from Madison Avenue to an icebreaker above the Arctic Circle—all driven by a desire to tell stories through art. Scherl shares the…

Miami blues musician and author Eric “Uncle Scotchy” Garcia joins host J. Adrian Betancourt on Episode 39 of The Miami Book Hub for a moving conversation about music, storytelling and the experiences behind his memoir, Uncle Scotchy & The…