The Narco Kings of Miami (Update)
In 2017, Netflix released Narcos, one of its most successful series. Audience demand pushed it […]
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Stereo Roux: “Modern Times” and the creation of the Indie Bolero
Every so often, while scrolling through the endless stream of muted videos and digital noise […]
Forrest Shaw Wants You to Laugh While the Ocean Falls Apart
The ocean hates you. To be fair, it probably has its reasons. Former Miami-based marine […]
Miami-Dade Teen Poetry Contest Invites Young Writers to Explore Freedom
You crazy poets you. Their coming for our teens. Miami-Dade County teens will have an […]
Mac’s Club Deuce Celebrates 100 Years on Miami Beach
Mac’s Club Deuce is celebrating its 100th birthday this Labor Day weekend with a massive […]
The Arsht Opens Its Doors to Miami with Cultural Celebrations
The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County (@arshtcenter) expands access to […]
Fighting The Time Thief One Juke at a Time
To most of Miami’s live music scene, Eric Garcia is known as Uncle Scotchy, the […]
Driving in Miami: Meaning and Misanthropy on the Road
There used to be a freeway interchange in Miami, where the Dolphin Expressway merged with […]
Florida Gubernatorial Candidate Dotie Joseph on the Issues
Rep. Dotie Joseph is a Miamian at heart — she attended Norland Middle School, and […]
Interview with Brian W. Ball, Runner-Up Jitney’s New Voices Award
Brain W. Ball is the runner-up in our inaugural New Voices Short Fiction Award. “Nests […]