Florida Frontiers Radio Podcast

Florida Frontiers centers on Graham Parsons, the Winter Haven-born musician who blended country and rock, influenced the Byrds, the Rolling Stones, and the Eagles, and is being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in the Musical Influence category.

Florida Frontiers Radio Program #626 opens with Florida cracker culture, tracing the term from Shakespeare's King John to British and Spanish documents that used it for rogue white settlers.

Florida Frontiers Radio Program #625 moves from St.

Florida Frontiers Radio Program #624 moves from the Mocama of northeast Florida to British women in colonial Florida and then to Florida’s many constitutions.

Florida Frontiers Radio Program #623 opens with George Harrison’s 1970 Deerfield Beach visit, a family trip documented by 18 photographs in the exhibit George Was Here at the Deerfield Beach Historical Society.

This episode discusses the republished novel Florida Breezes, the Negro Fort at Prospect Bluff, and Orlando tourism before Disney.

A weekly radio magazine exploring Florida history through interviews and features on topics like a classic novel, the Negro Fort, and pre-Disney Orlando tourism.

This episode discusses the republished novel Florida Breezes, the Negro Fort at Prospect Bluff, and Orlando tourism before Disney.

This episode discusses the republished novel Florida Breezes, the Negro Fort at Prospect Bluff, and Orlando tourism before Disney.

A weekly radio magazine exploring Florida history through interviews and features, covering topics like a classic novel, the Negro Fort, and pre-Disney Orlando tourism.