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Tales From South Florida
Embark on a TALK down memory lane with "Tales from South Florida," a podcast that dives deep into the rich tapestry of stories from the region. If places and names like the Hollywood Sportatorium, Pirates World, Rascal House, Pioneer City, and Sunrise Musical Theater bring back fun-filled memories, well, you are in the right place.
Whether you're a native Floridian or a recent transplant, the tales of the people, places and events that made us famous, and infamous, beckon.
Based on his personal experiences growing up throughout South Florida, Bill Monty uncovers the hidden gems and legendary figures that have shaped South Florida's identity.
With each episode, he peels back the layers of time, revealing the colorful characters, the scandalous secrets, and the timeless charm of this tropical paradise. Don't miss out on the adventure – be sure to LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE and tune in to "Tales from South Florida" and immerse yourself in the stories that make this corner of the world truly unique.
Comments or questions write to us at talesfromsouthflorida@gmail.com or call at 754-800-3170.
Tales From South Florida
Spring Break in Fort Lauderdale
Text me your favorite South Florida memory.
It was a time like no other in recent memory. By the time it ended hundreds of thousands of college students were coming to Fort Lauderdale to spend their spring Break in the surf and the sun and living life to its fullest.
How did the annual ritual of Spring Break begin, what catapulted it and Fort Lauderdale into the national spotlight and what ended it?
Take a TALK down memory lane as we revisit a time of wet t-shirt contests, teeny-weeny bikini contests and the clubs that presented them.
It's The Tale of Fort Lauderdale Spring Break
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