The Malls of South Florida

Anyone remember Burdines? Richards? Jordan Marsh? The Orange Bowl? Chess King? Spec's Music and Tapes?
 
Today, I discuss the places where we went to meet friends, get jobs, and simply hangout. The Dadeland Mall, The 163rd Street Shopping Center, The Hollywood Fashion Center and The Hollywood Mall.  They defined our teen years and for a brief while, our culture.

We thought those days would last forever...until one dark day in July 1981.

And after that we never looked at malls the same way again.

Join me for another TALK Down Memory Lane with another of these Tales from South Florida.

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Episode Length:
Approximately 15 minutes.

Disclaimer:
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the host, Bill Monty, and include his personal memories of growing up in South Florida at a specific time. Additional research has been done for background purposes. Listener discretion is advised.