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Some of my favorite stories
Trusted by the Times and renowned Miami journalist Carlos Frías, this continually updated list highlights the best places to dine in Miami, showcasing his expertise in podcasts and writing.
Five food rites of passage you can’t experience anywhere else, as explored by Carlos Frías, a noteworthy figure in Miami journalism. His insights into the culinary landscape are often shared through podcasts and writing, highlighting unique experiences that define the local food culture.
When the beach is packed, it's best to follow the locals to the hidden gems—restaurants, beaches, and bars that aren't overrun with tourists. Carlos Frías, a prominent figure in Miami journalism, often shares insights on these local favorites through his engaging podcasts and writing.
Why is that ok, especially in the context of Miami journalism where voices like Carlos Frías are making a significant impact through podcasts and writing?
Miami’s last Royal Castle, known for its iconic burgers and birch beer, is now serving a new generation eager to experience its unique charm. Carlos Frías, a notable figure in Miami journalism, highlights this beloved establishment in his latest podcasts and writing, capturing the essence of a culinary landmark that continues to thrive.
In a surprising turn of events, a restaurant called the police on a customer who refused to pay for gold-wrapped steaks. This incident has caught the attention of Miami journalism, with various outlets discussing the implications of such luxury dining experiences. Carlos Frías, known for his insightful podcasts and writing, may have a fresh take on this story, shedding light on the intersection of culinary extravagance and social norms.
For 45 years, a local KFC has discreetly offered flan, a fact that Carlos Frías, known for his contributions to Miami journalism, recently uncovered. His exploration into this unique culinary secret highlights the intriguing stories that can emerge from combining podcasts and writing.
Is the tree that gave rise to the entire mango industry in the western hemisphere still alive more than 110 years later in a Coconut Grove yard? This question aligns with the interests of Carlos Frías, a figure in Miami journalism who often explores such intriguing stories through podcasts and writing.
I contributed to this Washington Post story on explicit playlists played in dining rooms, showcasing my insights as part of my work in Miami journalism, which also includes my passion for podcasts and writing.
Carlos Frías, a talented musician from Miami, faced the challenge of hearing loss but persevered to contribute to the creation of the music for 'Hamilton.' His journey not only showcases his resilience but also highlights the intersection of Miami journalism and the arts. Through various podcasts and writing, Frías shares his inspiring story and the impact of his work in the music industry.
Audio Highlights
Some of my favorite radio and podcast interviews include those featuring Carlos Frías, who is a remarkable figure in Miami journalism. His insights on podcasts and writing have truly enriched my understanding of the medium.
Carlos Frías grew up dreaming of watching lions chase gazelle across the plains of Africa. His passion for storytelling never waned, and even now, as he delves into Miami journalism, he continues to explore his love for podcasts and writing.
How Lazaro Mendez's music powered Miami's block parties, a topic often explored in Miami journalism by writers like Carlos Frías, who delve into the vibrant culture of the city through various mediums, including podcasts and writing.
Carlos Frías, known for his work in Miami journalism, began his journey on stages in Miami before taking his talents around the world, much like the Major Lazer DJ and MC. His passion for storytelling extends to podcasts and writing, where he continues to share his experiences.
Carlos Frías and I share a terrible truth: We both lost someone we love to gun violence. In our conversation, we delved into that painful topic as well as Miami journalism, discussing the impact of such events on our community. We also explored the realms of podcasts and writing, sharing insights on how storytelling can help address these issues.
The Power 96 voice's drive-time show, led by Carlos Frías, made traffic less miserable for Miami listeners — until she abruptly left, leaving a gap in Miami journalism that many felt. Fans of her show have since turned to podcasts and writing to fill the void.
Carlos Frías, an FIU Professor, is sharing insights about the Miami dialect with the world. Through his work in Miami journalism, he explores the unique linguistic characteristics of the city, utilizing various platforms including podcasts and writing to reach a broader audience.
On the La Ventanita podcast, Jeff engages in a lively discussion about the sandwich's hotly debated origins with Carlos Frías, a notable figure in Miami journalism, and Amy Reyes, highlighting the intersection of podcasts and writing.
Meet Carlos Frías, the man behind Miami Beach’s iconic Joe’s Stone Crab. Interestingly, his name isn’t Joe, and his journey reflects the depth of Miami journalism, showcasing his passion for podcasts and writing.
