A review of MSC Seashore from Port Canaveral, Florida.
Staff writer Richard Simms cover key cruise news, including arrests at Port Canaveral, a serious shore excursion injury highlighting travel insurance importance, a norovirus outbreak on the National Geographic Seabird, and Carnival's humorous r…A review of MSC Seashore from Port Canaveral, Florida.
Staff writer Richard Simms cover key cruise news, including arrests at Port Canaveral, a serious shore excursion injury highlighting travel insurance importance, a norovirus outbreak on the National Geographic Seabird, and Carnival's humorous response to a viral dining etiquette video. Holland America and Princess Cruises' charitable penny donation initiative is also featured.
Then, Anne shares her review of MSC Seashore's Yacht Club experience on a four-night Bahamas cruise from Port Canaveral, covering Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, dining, entertainment, the private Yacht Club, embarkation, and whether the premium experience is worth the cost.
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We’re taking you along on a five-day staycation in St. Petersburg, Florida, to see what it would actually be like to live in this sunny Gulf Coast city and explore it for the first time. Kim got a free 5 night stay on Trusted Housesitters in exchange for dog sitting so this is vacationing like a loc…We’re taking you along on a five-day staycation in St. Petersburg, Florida, to see what it would actually be like to live in this sunny Gulf Coast city and explore it for the first time. Kim got a free 5 night stay on Trusted Housesitters in exchange for dog sitting so this is vacationing like a local!
We share how to balance remote work, explore local coffee shops and fitness studios, relax at amazing beach resorts, dine at St Pete restaurant, experience the St Pete Pier, and see dolphins along its beautiful waterfront park.
St Pete Episode Highlights:
• Experiencing St. Pete while working remotely and traveling
• Saving over $500 on accommodations through Trusted Housesitters (see our episode on Trusted Housesitters too)
• Tips for visiting St. Pete, including transportation, parking, and best times to go
• Relaxing at SkyBeach Resort and The Don CeSar using ResortPass
• Exploring the St. Pete Pier, Vinoy Park, and downtown waterfront
• Discovering local coffee shops, restaurants, rooftop bars, and nightlife
• Visiting St. Pete Beach and exploring the Gulf Coast beaches nearby
• Brittanie’s honest take: could St. Petersburg actually be a place to live?
If you go the traditional hotel route, here are some hotels in St Petersburg, FL we recommend:
• The Don Cesar on St Pete Beach
• The Vinoy Resort & Golf Club overlooking Tampa Bay and the marina downtown
• Hilton Garden Inn St Pete - Oceanfront hotel with the fun Coconut Charlie’s beachfront bar attached
Check out our favorite St Pete, FL things to do in our Viator Shop.
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The Non-Negotiables for Every Theme Park Day Ryan and Julie kick off with the essentials that apply to everyone, regardless of age. Water (and a reusable bottle—skip the screw-top kind) is non-negotiable, along with easy-to-grab snacks that won't melt in the Florida heat. They also cover sun and wea…The Non-Negotiables for Every Theme Park Day Ryan and Julie kick off with the essentials that apply to everyone, regardless of age. Water (and a reusable bottle—skip the screw-top kind) is non-negotiable, along with easy-to-grab snacks that won't melt in the Florida heat. They also cover sun and weather protection: hats, sunglasses, cooling towels, sunscreen, and a poncho (disposable, in Julie's case) for surprise rain. Tech & Practical Must-Haves A portable charger and cord top the lis...more
South Florida’s food sceene rewards the traveler who knows where to look. Most visitors default to the famous names and never make it to the ventanitas, lunch counters, and neighborhood joints where the region shines. A thoughtful dining experience can transform a trip from good to unforgettable.
I…South Florida’s food sceene rewards the traveler who knows where to look. Most visitors default to the famous names and never make it to the ventanitas, lunch counters, and neighborhood joints where the region shines. A thoughtful dining experience can transform a trip from good to unforgettable.
In this episode, host Angie Orth gets the insider take from Ryan Pfeffer, senior editor at The Infatuation and Fort Lauderdale native, who oversees restaurant coverage across the region.You'll learn Ryan's top restaurant pick for first-time visitors to Miami, the spots where locals actually eat, and his essential stops across Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, and the Keys.
What You’ll Learn:
0:13 The one Miami restaurant that captures everything great about the city's food scene right now
0:47 The under-the-radar Little Havana spot that most visitors walk right past
1:18 The must-visit picks in Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach, including a sandwich worth the hype
2:03 How to eat well in the Keys and the stops Ryan recommends along the way
2:47 Ryan's single most memorable South Florida dining experience and why it's the hardest reservation in Miami
South Florida's dining landscape is the product of decades of immigration. Cuban, Haitian, Colombian, Venezuelan, and dozens of other communities have each added a layer to a food culture that is continuously evolving—and few people are better equipped to make sense of it than someone who grew up ea…South Florida's dining landscape is the product of decades of immigration. Cuban, Haitian, Colombian, Venezuelan, and dozens of other communities have each added a layer to a food culture that is continuously evolving—and few people are better equipped to make sense of it than someone who grew up eating his way through it.
In this episode, host Angie Orth sits down with Fort Lauderdale native Ryan Pfeffer, Senior Editor at The Infatuation, where he oversees restaurant coverage across South Florida. With years of on-the-ground reporting from the ventanitas of Little Havana to the pop-up scene in Wynwood, Ryan brings local fluency and a journalist's instinct to the table.
You'll learn how decades of immigration shaped one of the most diverse dining cultures in the country, what dishes are truly native to this region, and how to build a realistic eating itinerary without burning away half your trip in traffic. Ryan breaks down the rituals every first-time visitor should know and explains why the best meal in South Florida is rarely the most obvious one.
What You’ll Learn:
3:08 How successive waves of South American and Caribbean immigration gave Miami a food identity unlike anywhere else in the country
8:17 What the cafecito ritual is, how to properly order it at a ventanita, and why it's a foundational piece of Miami culture
13:55 How to find the freshest local seafood in South Florida without falling into tourist traps
20:09 Why Palm Beach and the Florida Keys represent opposite ends of the South Florida food spectrum
25:24 The one thing Ryan says every visitor must do when eating their way through South Florida
A review of Norwegian Gem on a five night Bahamas cruise from Jacksonville, Florida.
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Send us Fan Mail This week's show is all about sunny Fort Lauderdale, Florida where we attended IPW 2026 last week — one of the travel industry’s premier international marketplaces, hosted by Brand USA and the US Travel Association. One of the conversations we had was with Visit Lauderdale sharing a…Send us Fan Mail This week's show is all about sunny Fort Lauderdale, Florida where we attended IPW 2026 last week — one of the travel industry’s premier international marketplaces, hosted by Brand USA and the US Travel Association. One of the conversations we had was with Visit Lauderdale sharing all the fun things Ft Lauderdale has to offer. I also had a sit down with Brand USA, talking about traveling to the US, visitation numbers and the plan going forward. Support the showmore
For Harry Potter fans, Universal Orlando Resort isn’t just a theme park destination — it’s a chance to step directly into the Wizarding World. In this episode of All Things Travel, Ryan and Julie explore all three Harry Potter lands across Universal Orlando Resort, including Hogsmeade at Islands of …For Harry Potter fans, Universal Orlando Resort isn’t just a theme park destination — it’s a chance to step directly into the Wizarding World. In this episode of All Things Travel, Ryan and Julie explore all three Harry Potter lands across Universal Orlando Resort, including Hogsmeade at Islands of Adventure, Diagon Alley at Universal Studios Florida, and the newest addition at Epic Universe: the Ministry of Magic inspired by Fantastic Beasts. They share their personal experiences walking thr...more
A review of Royal Caribbean's Navigator of the Seas from Port Miami, Florida to the Eastern Caribbean.
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Travel blogger/podcaster Angie Orth from Angieaway.com stops by to share her crazy Tale of trying to return home to Florida from the Maldives as the Iran bombing shut down airspace over the Middle East.
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In episode 405 of RV Miles, Jason and Abby take a closer look at RV rentals and fleet operations on Outdoorsy, featuring an interview with Brent Ward of Escape RV Rental, an approved vendor at Disney’s Fort Wilderness. Brent shares how he grew from one travel trailer to 44 units in Florida, and more…In episode 405 of RV Miles, Jason and Abby take a closer look at RV rentals and fleet operations on Outdoorsy, featuring an interview with Brent Ward of Escape RV Rental, an approved vendor at Disney’s Fort Wilderness. Brent shares how he grew from one travel trailer to 44 units in Florida, and more than 200 across related companies, plus how deliveries, guest support, insurance, and concierge services work for both operators and renters.
Also in this episode: a listener question about when a weight distribution hitch is really necessary, new RV registration data showing a 24.12% drop in sales, and an RVIA standards update that will require tire pressure monitoring systems on all RVs starting with the 2028 model year.
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Warming oceans, pollution, more potent hurricanes, anchor drops, dredging and trawling. The Florida Reef struggles with a lot of impacts today. In fact, only about 2 percent of the reef that stretches some 350 miles from Biscayne National Park past Everglades National Park and down to Dry Tortugas N…Warming oceans, pollution, more potent hurricanes, anchor drops, dredging and trawling. The Florida Reef struggles with a lot of impacts today. In fact, only about 2 percent of the reef that stretches some 350 miles from Biscayne National Park past Everglades National Park and down to Dry Tortugas National Park is covered with living coral.
For several months now at the National Parks Traveler we've been building an ongoing series of stories and podcasts focused on impacts to the Florida Reef and whether it can be saved. Today our guest is Dr. Erinn Fuller, an associate vice president for research, senior scientist, and coral health and disease program manager at the Mote Aquarium in Florida.
Dr. Fuller is on the forefront of efforts to offset impacts to the Florida Reef and restore its corals. She'll explain the various impacts to the reef and the work being done to offset them. more
We’re sharing our full experience at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay from epic roller coasters like Iron Gwazi and SheiKra to safari-style animal encounters. Get insider tips on tickets, lockers, crowds, and must-ride attractions to plan the perfect visit to one of Florida’s top theme parks.
If you are spe…We’re sharing our full experience at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay from epic roller coasters like Iron Gwazi and SheiKra to safari-style animal encounters. Get insider tips on tickets, lockers, crowds, and must-ride attractions to plan the perfect visit to one of Florida’s top theme parks.
If you are spending more time in the Tampa area, check out the Tampa Bay CityPASS
Hotels near Busch Gardens we recommend: Oasis Bay & Suites or Hampton Inn & Suites Tampa Busch Gardens Area, or you can search for more good hotel options near Busch Garden on TripAdvisor.
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Come with us to swim with the most adorable manatees in Crystal River, Florida with Explorida. In this episode we share what we learned in the experience including the best time to visit, what to expect, and expert tips from our unforgettable eco tour experience.
If you’re staying overnight in Crys…Come with us to swim with the most adorable manatees in Crystal River, Florida with Explorida. In this episode we share what we learned in the experience including the best time to visit, what to expect, and expert tips from our unforgettable eco tour experience.
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To truly know a city, you’ve got to eat where the locals eat—and in Orlando, that means heading straight to Mills 50. In this episode, David & Tim joins Ricky Lee, the voice behind beloved local food blog Tasty Chomps, for a walking tour of one of Orlando’s most vibrant culinary neighborhoods.
From…To truly know a city, you’ve got to eat where the locals eat—and in Orlando, that means heading straight to Mills 50. In this episode, David & Tim joins Ricky Lee, the voice behind beloved local food blog Tasty Chomps, for a walking tour of one of Orlando’s most vibrant culinary neighborhoods.
From Vietnamese curry to Michelin-linked food stalls, you’ll explore the evolving story of this historically Vietnamese district, now a hub of pan-Asian food halls, local chefs, and a deeply rooted community. And in true Travel in 10 fashion, the tour takes a twist as the crew ends up courtside—sampling upscale eats at an Orlando Magic game.
This is Orlando beyond the theme parks, told one bite at a time.
Featured Stops in Mills 50
Mills Market (formerly Binhung Market)
• Once a traditional Vietnamese grocery, now a modern food hall with deep family roots. Hear how local families transformed it into a new kind of gathering space.
Banh Mi Boy
• A side project from the Michelin-starred team behind Soseki and Sorakara, serving a pho French dip banh mi you won’t forget.
Uni Girl & Japanese Curry Stall
• Small but mighty—this pop-up concept serves a rich Japanese beef curry topped with cheese croquette. One of the day's favorite dishes.
Camille (Baldwin Park)
• Orlando’s first Michelin-starred Vietnamese-American tasting menu. Run by Chef Tung Phan, who trained at Disney’s Victoria & Albert’s.
Carrots by Kim
• The next evolution of Binhung Market, led by Cecilia, blending traditional community values with a fresh modern food vision.
What You'll Hear
• A live walking tour of Mills Market with stories from chefs and second-generation owners
• Insight into the Vietnamese-American community in Orlando since 1975
• A conversation about immigrant identity, food as memory, and the evolution from family grocery to pan-Asian food hall
• Unexpected flavors at an Orlando Magic game, including Jernigan’s upscale dining experience at The Ledge (unlimited hot dogs, wine, and courtside views!)
• A quick review of their stay at the Grand Bohemian Hotel in downtown Orlando
Can’t-Miss Moments
• "Pho French Dip" at Banh Mi Boy – Vietnamese broth-meets-sandwich, a crowd favorite.
• Hot dogs and wine at The Ledge – Watching the Magic courtside while dining in style.
• Walking culture in Mills 50 – Elvis (yes, that’s his name), shares what it’s like growing up under the family cash register.
• Camille’s Michelin menu – A rare look into one of Florida’s top dining destinations, blending Vietnamese heritage and French technique.
Bonus Tips
• Plan ahead if visiting Camille – They’re open only three nights a week and book out fast. Tasting menus start at $175.
• Don’t skip Mills 50 – This is the place to explore Orlando’s local side. Diverse, inclusive, creative.
• Use VisitOrlando.com – For custom trip planning and food itineraries based on your interests.
Thanks to Visit Orlando for helping produce this episode and to Ricky Lee of Tasty Chomps for sharing his deep local knowledge.
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The Florida Reef stretches from Biscayne National Park south past Everglades National Park and down to Dry Tortugas National Park in Florida. It's roughly 350 miles long, and is the only coral reef in the continental United States.
When it comes to reefs around the world, the Florida Reef is the th…The Florida Reef stretches from Biscayne National Park south past Everglades National Park and down to Dry Tortugas National Park in Florida. It's roughly 350 miles long, and is the only coral reef in the continental United States.
When it comes to reefs around the world, the Florida Reef is the third largest. But, unfortunately, it's under a lot of pressure. It's dealing with pollution, ocean warming, damage inflicted by anchors, and disease. Perhaps the most serious disease infecting the reef is Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease, which can be fatal to corals.
Our guest today is Beth Firchau, who works for the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Part of her role is to manage the association's safe coral program, and part of her role is AZA's coordinator for the Florida Reef Tract Rescue Program. And part of her work involves a network of aquariums across the United States that are holding samples of corals from the Florida Reef. more
Orlando may be best known for its rides, resorts, and roller coasters—but there’s another story unfolding in the city’s neighborhoods: a vibrant, locally driven food scene that’s been quietly growing into one of the most dynamic in the Southeast. For personalized help, check out th…Episode Overview
Orlando may be best known for its rides, resorts, and roller coasters—but there’s another story unfolding in the city’s neighborhoods: a vibrant, locally driven food scene that’s been quietly growing into one of the most dynamic in the Southeast. For personalized help, check out the Visit Orlando Trip Planner for free one-on-one planning with a local expert.
In part one of this special two-part episode, we explore how one place—East End Market—helped catalyze Orlando’s local food movement. David and Tim sit down with John Rife, founder and CEO of East End, to talk about how a converted church became ground zero for culinary creativity, Michelin-recognized concepts, and a community of chefs, bakers, and makers reshaping what Orlando tastes like.
What You’ll Hear in This Episode
• The Backstory of East End Market
• How a neighborhood harvest festival grew into one of Florida’s most influential food halls—home to 20+ small businesses and multiple Michelin-recognized chefs.
• Behind the Booths: Meet the Makers
• Gideon’s Bakehouse: Started as a popup in the market, now famous for cookies the size of your hand—and a 10-hour line at Disney Springs.
• Winter Park Biscuit Co.: Vegan sandwiches so good, they fooled carnivores.
• Hinckley’s Fancy Meats: The city’s sandwich king, known for housemade charcuterie and national tailgate boxes.
• Poppy’s Burritos: Bringing true Colorado-style breakfast burritos—and Hatch green chilies—to Florida.
• Kaikatsu and Domu: Japanese-inspired dining experiences with sizzling stone-grill bento boxes and Michelin bibs to match.
• Not Just Food
• Obon: French chocolates that look like fruit.
• Permanent Jewelry by Carla Palma: Yes—welded to your wrist.
• Freehand Goods & Owl’s Attic: Local dry goods and vintage treasures curated for the neighborhood.
• Secret Slice & Speakeasy Vibes
• Discover the upstairs hideaway spots at East End—from a QR-code pizza machine to mixology classes, drag nights, and neighborhood-themed cocktails atThe Neighborsbar.
• John Rife on What Makes Orlando Unique
• Hear how creative professionals from the theme park world are quietly reshaping Orlando into a hub of culinary innovation, and why locals—and chefs—choose to stay and build here.
Featured Places in This Episode
• East End Market– Home to over 20 local vendors and the heartbeat of Orlando’s food movement.
• Otto’s High Dive– Michelin-recognized Cuban-inspired rum bar and cocktail destination.
• Gideon’s Bakehouse– Original location at East End, second spot at Disney Springs.
• Cadence Omakase– Intimate 7-seat sushi experience turned Michelin-starred restaurant.
• Winter Park Farmers Market– One of the region’s most beloved Saturday morning experiences.
• Fleet Farming– A local initiative turning neighborhood lawns into micro-farms—by bike.
Local Tips
• Best Farmers Markets:
• Audubon Park Community Market(Monday nights, local-only)
• Winter Park Farmers Market(Saturdays, on scenic Park Ave)
• Don’t Miss Districts:
• Explore Orlando’sMain Street Districtslike Mills 50, Milk District, Audubon Park, and Ivanhoe for distinct, hyperlocal food and retail.
Need Help Planning?
• For personalized help, check out the Visit Orlando Trip Planner for free one-on-one planning with a local expert. And thanks to Visit Orlando for helping support this episode
Up Next
In Part Two, we hit the streets of the Mills 50 District with local food blogger Ricky Lee of Tasty Chomps—one of the city’s top food voices—to explore the flavors and stories behind Orlando’s thriving Asian dining scene. You won’t want to miss it.
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We just got back from the Florida RV SuperShow in Tampa — the biggest SuperShow ever — and this year felt different. In Episode 393 of the RV Miles Podcast, we break down the show-floor vibe, the new brands that finally made it in, the biggest relaunches and “comeback” stories, and why competition s…We just got back from the Florida RV SuperShow in Tampa — the biggest SuperShow ever — and this year felt different. In Episode 393 of the RV Miles Podcast, we break down the show-floor vibe, the new brands that finally made it in, the biggest relaunches and “comeback” stories, and why competition suddenly feels real again in the RV industry.
We also dig into the new “quality” narrative (frames, suspensions, warranties), talk through brands and models that impressed us (including @noovovans and the @EmberRecreationalVehicles Touring Edition return), and share a few hot takes on designs that might be polarizing… or just plain confusing.
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In this episode of Cruise Radio, Ralph shares an in-depth review of his seven-night cruise on MSC Grandiosa, a ship that recently started sailing from Port Canaveral, Florida after repositioning from Europe.
He discusses embarkation, ship design, cabin comfort, dining experiences, entertainment, a…In this episode of Cruise Radio, Ralph shares an in-depth review of his seven-night cruise on MSC Grandiosa, a ship that recently started sailing from Port Canaveral, Florida after repositioning from Europe.
He discusses embarkation, ship design, cabin comfort, dining experiences, entertainment, and port visits.
Ralph highlights the ship's European and Latin influences, standout live music, Cirque-style shows, and the relaxing private island, Ocean Cay Marine Reserve.
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A seven-night cruise on Royal Caribbean Symphony of the Seas from Bayonne, New Jersey to Florida and The Bahamas. This cruise had a stop in Nassau, Port Canaveral, and Perfect Day at CocoCay.
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