Florida Politics, Reviewed.

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Florida Politics, Reviewed is a podcast out of Florida Political Review, Florida's preeminent student political journal at the University of Florida. For more in-depth coverage of Florida politics, visit our website floridapoliticalreview.com and follow us on Twitter @flareview.

Episodes

  1. 10/13/2022

    Ben Sasse, Florida voter fraud, Martha's Vineyard

    On today's episode: Ben Sasse has been selected as the sole finalist in the University of Florida's presidential search and students are not happy. Next, Florida voter fraud arrest sparks calls for reform and an FPR writer breaks down Gov. DeSantis' role in sending migrants to Martha's Vineyard. For more in-depth coverage of Florida politics, visit our website floridapoliticalreview.com

  2. 09/22/2022

    Updates on Andrew Warren, Florida's GOP and Biden's student loan plan

    On today's episode we speak with FPR writers to discuss the latest news on State Attorney Andrew Warren, the current climate of Florida's GOP and Biden's new student loan forgiveness plan. For more in-depth coverage of Florida politics visit our website floridapoliticalreview.com and follow us on Twitter @flareview.

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    Welcome to Florida Politics, Reviewed.

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  4. 11/03/2021

    Episode #4, Nov. 3, 2021

    On today's episode: Florida Schools could see student athlete unions after the world of college sports changed dramatically over a name, image and likeness policy shift. Then, Florida manatees are dying rapidly. What is the state doing to protect them? Lastly, the state is suffering a nurse shortage that is only getting worse. Where do we go from here? We'll get into all this and more on today’s episode of Florida Politics, Reviewed.

  5. 04/09/2021

    Episode #3, April 9, 2021

    On today’s episode: Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz is under investigation for allegedly violating federal sex trafficking laws. Then, we will discuss how students are fighting against lawmakers trying to change the Bright Futures program. After that, we’ll discuss a new bill meant to combat “cancel culture,” and another bill trying to require a supermajority vote to adopt a single-payer health care system. Lastly, we have an update on Florida vaccine distributions. We’ll get into all this and more on today’s episode of Florida Politics, Reviewed.

  6. 03/26/2021

    Episode #2, March 26, 2021

    On today’s episode: Marco Rubio casts his support for workers in the Amazon unionization battle. Rubio also gets a new challenger, Allen Ellison, in the 2022 midterm race. Then we have an update on Florida vaccine distribution. Lastly, some Florida nonprofits are under fire after a preliminary report by the Inspector General. We’ll get into why on this episode of Florida Politics, Reviewed.

  7. 03/12/2021

    Episode #1, March 12, 2021

    On today’s episode: Florida will experience significant budget cuts in the upcoming fiscal years as a result of COVID-19, what will this look like? We will also discuss how Florida renters faced the second-highest risk of eviction in the country at the end of 2020. Then, Florida Republican lawmakers respond to rumors that the Biden administration is currently investigating the possibility of domestic travel restrictions in the state. Lastly, Rep. Matt Gaetz took to Twitter to oppose a new conservative political action committee. We'll get into why on this episode of Florida Politics, Reviewed.

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Florida Politics, Reviewed is a podcast out of Florida Political Review, Florida's preeminent student political journal at the University of Florida. For more in-depth coverage of Florida politics, visit our website floridapoliticalreview.com and follow us on Twitter @flareview.

Information

  • Creator
    Florida Political Review
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2022
  • Episodes
    7
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Florida Political Review