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.

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.

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Tales From South Florida

Growing Up in South Florida

April 10, 2024 • Bill Monty • Season 1 • Episode 16

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Do you remember when:
Hotel row was the place to take visitors so they could see The Castaways, the original Diplomat, the Eden Roc and more?
Saturdays were for spending the day riding your bicycle with friends all day?
Eating at Royal Castle? Or the lunch counter at Woolworth's?
Shopping at Jackson Byrons?
The U-Pick-'Em fields in Homestead? Family trips to the Everglades? Andytown?
I do. These are my memories and I'm asking you to share yours too.
This is the Tale of Growing Up in South Florida.

Text me your favorite South Florida memory.

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