Boca Live!: Recent Episodes

Boca Raton magazine

In this weekly podcast, Boca Raton magazine will feature where to go, what to do, stories from South Florida and insightful conversations from fascinating locals. For stories, videos and more, visit our website.

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The #OrangeWaveinNovember challenge went out to dads on social media this summer, urging them to make 10-minute videos relevant to the issue of gun safety. That's where Scott Benarde, who has been an opponent of expansive gun legislation for years, came in.

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Allison Lewis hosts this episode of Boca Live!, where Louie Bossi talks about his journey with addiction, his rise in the culinary scene, and how he's giving back at the second annual Taste of Recovery on June 2 at Old School Square in Delray Beach.

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With bated breath, music fans throughout South Florida await the artist list for SunFest to be released. In this episode of Boca Live!, our music loving managing editor John Thomason talks to executive director Paul Jamieson about what it takes to make the four-day festival happen.

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What if Emily Dickinson met Edgar Allen Poe? This fictional encounter will be performed in the world premiere of "Edgar & Emily," and managing editor John Thomason got a chance to go backstage at Palm Beach Dramaworks to talk with the cast.

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Is there a quota for speeding tickets? Do red cars get pulled over more? What's it like to be a female cop? Our managing editor, John Thomason, gets the answers to all these questions with Marcy Cava, a private investigator and former Boca Police Department officer.

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Our managing editor, John Thomason, sat down with Council on Foreign Relations President Richard Haass before his talk at the Festival of the Arts Boca. As he said, there's no shortage of things to talk about in international relations.

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John and Adrianne Lipscomb are an unlikely pair. He is from a prominent St. Louis society family; she was born addicted to heroin and removed from her parents as an infant. They grew up on opposite sides of the track, but those sides somehow converged—and became a whole new rail line.