Between The Beaches Podcast
Preserving and promoting Florida's rural landscape and ranching heritage by sharing forgotten and little known history along with interviews, stories, and cowboy poetry capturing the lifestyle of both historical and contemporary cowboys in the Sunshine State.
- Update frequency
- every 11 days
- Average duration
- 60 minutes
- Episodes
- 104
- Years Active
- 2022 - 2025
143. Florida’s September Storms Part 1: The 1926 Hurricane
142. Rodeo Retrospective: A Look Back At How the Okeechobee County Cattlemen's Association Has Raised Scholarship Funds And Multiple Generations of Florida Ranchers; with Seth Louthan and Dudley Kirton
This Labor Day weekend will find Okeechobee abuzz with both locals and our urban coastal neighbors eager to take in yet another rodeo experience in one of Florida's iconic arenas - one of the few rem…
141. Back To Those Florida Roots; with Clint Raulerson
Our good friend Clint Raulerson joins us this week to reflect on his adventures and growth that stemmed from cowboying in Kansas along with his return to Florida and the new chapters that lie ahead. …
![[REBROADCAST] 113. Camoflauge and Conservation: A Conversation with the team at FLCamo; with Newt Mattson, Peter Agardy, and Chris Carpenter](https://static.libsyn.com/p/assets/1/9/3/2/19320e0bd5565d4e16c3140a3186d450/BTB113A.png)
[REBROADCAST] 113. Camoflauge and Conservation: A Conversation with the team at FLCamo; with Newt Mattson, Peter Agardy, and Chris Carpenter
NOTE: With archery season underway here in Florida for Zone A, it seemed like a great time to revisit this episode that was full of lively conversation and plenty of great perspective about wild Flo…
140. It's Time To Stop Forfeiting Florida's Future; with Garrett Stuart (aka Captain Planet) of the Eco Preservation Project
Garrett Stuart, or Captain Planet as he's better known to loyal followers both young and old, has a diverse background in science and conservation. That education coupled with his Lakota and Scots ba…
139. Reflections On The Early Days of Pasco and Pinellas Counties: An Interview With 3 Generations of The Starkey Family
138. Perpetuating Florida's Cattle Industry and Heritage Through The Florida Cattlemen's Foundation; with Jim Handley, Executive VP Florida Cattlemen's Association
137. From The Auld Country To Amelia Island And Beyond; with Rob and Robbie Sistrunk
136. Ranch and Grove: The Parlier Family Legacy of Growing Gators and Cattle in Florida; with Terry Parlier, Kurt Parlier, and Keith Parlier
135. Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind: How Forensic Science Is Exposing Hidden Danger Lurking in Florida's Coastal Communities And Beyond; with Terry Gibson, Programs Lead - Florida, Deploy/US
When Florida's citizens and tourists flock to coastal waters this weekend and over Independence Day early next week, they'll unwittingly be exposing themselves to human effluent. It can't be seen or …
134. Forgotten Flagship Of The Florida Keys: The Story of Capitana Rubi El Segundo And The 1733 Hurricane
At the height of the Spanish Empire, convoys of tall ships braved the seas hauling resources and treasure on transatlantic trade routes fraught with peril, especially during the summer months when hu…
133. Robert Is Here: Spotlighting An Iconic Piece of Old Florida; with Brandon Moehling
132. Speaking Up for Florida Agriculture; with Tucker Wise
Tucker Wise has taken various elements from his diverse background and combined them with his passion for Florida agriculture in order to use his voice as an instrument carrying the positive message …
![[REBROADCAST] 33. 90 Years of Change In The Center of Florida's Cow Country; with Mr. J.C. Bass](https://static.libsyn.com/p/assets/1/0/c/2/10c2086c510d8a4388c4a68c3ddbc4f2/BTB_Ep33_2.png)
[REBROADCAST] 33. 90 Years of Change In The Center of Florida's Cow Country; with Mr. J.C. Bass
This week finds me booked with speaking engagements for public school programs, work on commissioned art, and getting our bloodhound puppies ready to leave for their new homes so for now please enjoy…
131. Cowgirl Poetry For Mrs. Imogene
130. Rebuking Remington's "Cracker Cowboys of Florida": A Defense of Florida's Cow Culture
129. How Mosquitos Led to Ice In Florida
Did you know that mechanical ice production first occurred in Florida? It all happened along the Gulf coast back in the mid 1800's thanks in large part to the pesky mosquitos and the diseases they tr…
128. A Passionate Appetite For Conservation; with Adam Steele
127. Granddaddy Said We'd Be Here: An Interview From The 80's Predicting Today's Florida And More
I recently turned up a copy of a newsletter from back in the mid 1980's, where my Granddaddy did an interview with the publication team from Cattlemen For Christ discussing his thoughts on the state …
