About Florida Road Trip
Florida Road Trip was born out of an idea to allow viewers to learn more about the cities and towns in which they live and visit. The first show premiered on October 5, 2017, in Sanford, Florida. In 2022, the show, originally called Central Florida Roadtrip expanded to cover the entire Sunshine State.
Take a ride through history to discover some of the most interesting people and places in Florida.
On the Road - Where We've Been
Behind the Scenes
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Westcott Building - Florida State University - Tallahassee, FL
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Darien Andreu, PhD shares Minorcan History - St Augustine, FL
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J. Michael Butler, PhD – Flagler Collage - St. Augustine, FL
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Jetson Grimes - Sarasota, FL
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Columbia Restaurant - Tampa, Florida
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MOSI - Tampa, Florida
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Arthur Larkins describes the impact Robert L. Taylor had on his community - Sarasota, FL
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Pedro Reis, Founder of the Circus arts Conservatory - Sarasota, FL
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Jamie Spurrier, MLIS speaks with Allison Godlove about the Florida Invertors Hall of Fame
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Everglades National Park - Florida
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Phoebe Cade Miles talks about her father innovative sports drink - Gatorade
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Dan Ellis gives us a look at Wynwood’s street art culture - Miami, FL
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Oldine Monestine dives deep into Vizcaya history - Miami, FL
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Gypsy Gold Horse Farm - Gainesville FL
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The Ringling Museum - Sarasota, Florida
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Jackie Llaguna shares the heritage and culture of Little Havana, Miami, FL
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St. Pete Museum of History - St. Petersburg, Florida
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Susan Gladstone Pasternack – Jewish Museum of Florida - Miami Beach, FL
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Gregory Mansfield, PhD shares the history of the Ancient Spanish Monastery - Miami Beach, FL