Podcasts about Miami, Florida

On Inter Miami Get Draw Against Austin In Inaugural Nu Stadium Match, two Inter Miami season-ticket holders look back on the club's game and do something a league recap never would: they time the trip. The host who drove counts about 20 minutes from the turnpike to a parked car, then almost 45 to 50 minutes crawling out to a highway he describes as right by the stadium. The one who took the monorail counts 30 minutes on the train and a 10-minute walk, and passes along an overheard story about an evacuated train. The draw gets its due on Battered Herons: An Inter Miami Podcast. The commute is what tells an outsider how the city works on a big night.

Listening to Miami here mostly means listening to its teams. The best of that talk keeps drifting toward everything else: who controls the building, what things cost, and which promises from people in charge deserve belief. Football dominates the autumn. The Dolphins stood 0–4 after a defeat by Minnesota on October 4, 2026. Away from the field, Amendment 3, a Florida property-tax measure, was debated in terms of spending restraint and public services in October 2026.

What Miami is

Miami sits in southeastern Florida, within the Miami-Dade region. The City of Miami had an estimated 489,812 residents on July 1, 2025. That figure covers the city alone, not the county or the wider metropolitan area. Tourism and transportation are major industries across the county.

The Dolphins, argued from different rooms

Dolphins coverage here comes from distinct vantage points, and hearing them side by side shows how football opinion gets made.

Drive Time with Travis Wingfield sends listeners to the team's own YouTube channel and website. On Drive Time: Kyle Smith, Offensive Line 2026 NFL Draft Preview, Wingfield interviews the club's new assistant GM, who is still living in a hotel until after the draft. The two trade praise for the food in the team building. That is access, and it sounds like access.

Wingfield's own tackle rankings are sharper. He calls Utah's Spencer Fano a player he is more down on than consensus. He cites arm length and wins that look to him like a player correcting technical flaws.

Kyle Crabbs moves Fano the other way on Locked On Dolphins - Daily Podcast On The Miami Dolphins. On What Should The Miami Dolphins Do If Daniel Jeremiah's Top-10 Mock Draft Comes To Life?, Crabbs explains that his Miami-specific board rewards positional flexibility. Prospects in roughly the top five percent of athletes at their position, historically and after adjusting for size, get a gold nameplate. Two careful evaluators assess the same player and land in different places, which is the best reason to hear both.

Dolphins in Depth comes from the Miami Herald, with columnist Omar Kelly and beat reporter Isaiah Smalls, and it treats a press conference as a document to decode. On Dolphins in Depth (2026): Episode 24, Kelly says of John Eric Sullivan's appearance: "He was as vague as possible, but there are things that you can put together when you connect the dots." Later in the episode, one of them answers Sullivan's pledge not to trade De’Von Achane with a skeptical "sure."

3 Yards Per Carry - Miami Dolphins is looser and more granular. 3YPC-The Low Redzone Episode 1.11 ranks the draft's offensive tackles and asks whether today's talk about Kadyn Proctor echoes the 2020 talk about Mekhi Becton.

The Hurricanes, close to the practice field

On a Locked On Dolphins - Daily Podcast On The Miami Dolphins squad show, one panelist erupts at analysts picking apart University of Miami prospects. He notes, sarcastically, that Ray Lewis and Warren Sapp slid too. The college team has its own shows, and they sound closer to the grass.

Through the Smoke: A Miami Hurricanes football podcast, from InsideTheU.com with Gaby Urrutia and David Lake, sounds like two reporters fresh from practice. In Instant Reaction: Miami's talented roster flashes during the spring game, Lake describes about 5,500 fans in attendance. He gives Judd Anderson the best day among the backup quarterbacks and wants Matthew McCoy to clean up his pass protection at right tackle. Urrutia starts with Darian Mensah. The episode then turns to which recruits came to watch.

Five Reasons Canes Network spreads across football, basketball and baseball. On Miami Hurricanes Nab Commit from Israel Abrams | Sixth Ring Canes, a panelist argues that a young quarterback who transfers to a smaller program at least gets on the field. Canes On Deck, on the same feed, walks through a bullpen collapse walk by walk. The newest Through the Smoke: A Miami Hurricanes football podcast title, Miami escapes rival Florida State 43-35 in 2OT, offers a route on to the Florida page.

Heat, Marlins and Inter Miami

The Miami Heat Beat Podcast is the loudest show here and, at moments, the most tender. Its live postgame shows can mix chat reactions, sponsor reads and profanity; 679: We've Had Enough // Miami HEAT Exit Interviews Reaction Pod carries plenty of all three.

663: BAM BROKE KOBE'S RECORD! // Heat Wizards Postgame Show catches the hosts recalling how they did the halftime arithmetic toward Kobe's mark. Near the end, one host remembers watching Heat games as a child with parents who are now aging: "Sports are important. Community is important and stuff like this matters a lot."

Heat Check, from the Miami Herald's Anthony Chiang and David Wilson, is calmer. In a 2023 episode, one host explains a failed Damian Lillard trade by comparing it to bidding over asking on a South Florida house.

Miami Marlins Podcast includes a 10th-inning radio show on WQAM. In Marlins Rewind: 4/9/26 Marlins vs Reds, the play-by-play calls Otto Lopez sliding around the tag to score on Owen Casey's two-run double.

For soccer, Battered Herons: An Inter Miami Podcast pairs a lifelong fan with a recent convert. Miami Total Futbol Radio spends Messi's Latest Referee Run-In | Episode 260 asking whether Mascherano's reputed temper has rubbed off on his team. One panelist says only Luis Suarez dares to pull Messi away.

Money, buildings and who pays

The shows that leave the stadium keep landing on cost. Miami Real Estate Investing Podcast With Peter Zalewski is hosted by the founder of the Miami Condo Investing Club. On Are South Florida Condos Unknowingly Slashing Coverage For Lower Insurance Premiums?, he and attorney Gina Clausen Lozier turn insurance into a working session.

Zalewski says New York condo fees per square foot run about the same as here. Labor eats them there; insurance eats them here, at 22 to 25 percent of monthly maintenance by his figure.

The same feed, Miami Real Estate Investing Podcast With Peter Zalewski, also carries Buy, Sell, Hold Miami™ Real Estate Podcast For Week Of March 27, 2026. On it, the hosts describe how the railroad's arrival divided Black and white residents along the tracks. They then weigh candidate airport sites, and one host favors Miami Executive Airport in West Kendall.

Art & Company Podcast asks the same question of culture. It is recorded in artist Alette Simmons-Jimenez's studio just north of downtown, and its recent episodes are dated November 2024. On #31 - Miami Design District's Tiffany Chestler Hands You the Keys to S|223, Chestler describes herself as a third-generation Miami native whose family, if her family history is correct, lived near the Miami River. She calls the art world a tough industry in which to raise a family. Late in the episode, the conversation turns to whether locals with money will buy work by Miami and South Florida artists priced below the global tier.

Politics, history and loss

Sugarbeat Podcast is a personal show from the Greater Miami area, with a long gap in its feed. On My Vice President is Black! (November 9, 2020), the host walks through Florida races, praises Levine Cava's attention to equity and urges, "Remember your local elections. Pay attention. Do your research." Its 2025 return, Episode 20: El Perreo and the Petty Pasta Party, recounts a messy night out over Cheesecake Factory paid for with a gift card meant for someone who wronged the host.

The past gets steady attention. Miami History Podcast's Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables explains how the developer's company went bankrupt in April 1929. The hotel had cost $10 million to build and sold for 2.1 million. This Day in Miami History Podcast tells Doris Hart's story partly through a 1951 British newsreel. For lighter fare, Miami Comedy Podcast prices a rooftop New Year's table at $1,500 for four.

Cold Case Files: Miami follows three unsolved homicides. Ep. 2 – Cold Case: Laurance Webb includes violent loss, and it spends time on the woman herself. The episode describes Webb pushing through physical therapy, sucking her teeth when someone said something wrong, and still caring about her appearance.

Where to start

• If you want the argument behind the headline: Dolphins in Depth, Dolphins in Depth (2026): Episode 24, for two Herald reporters reading a press conference closely.
• For a night that went off script: The Miami Heat Beat Podcast, 663: BAM BROKE KOBE'S RECORD! // Heat Wizards Postgame Show. Expect strong language and a genuinely moving close.
• If you are weighing a home here: Miami Real Estate Investing Podcast With Peter Zalewski, Are South Florida Condos Unknowingly Slashing Coverage For Lower Insurance Premiums?
• For the long view of local culture: Art & Company Podcast, #31 - Miami Design District's Tiffany Chestler Hands You the Keys to S|223.
• For matchday as lived: Battered Herons: An Inter Miami Podcast, Inter Miami Get Draw Against Austin In Inaugural Nu Stadium Match. Listen for how long it takes to reach the stadium, and how long it takes to leave.

The Miami feed on this page plays clips from these shows.