# Julia Tuttle
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The Mother Of Miami (1896)
It's July 28th. This day in 1896, residents vote to incorporate the city of Miami, Florida.
Jody, Niki, and Kellie discuss how the birth of Miami was in large part due to a woman named Julia Tuttle and the arrival of the railroad to the Florida "frontier."
This Day In Esoteric Political History is …
7 Keys to Selling New Construction with Alicia Cervera Sr. | EP. 105
Today, we’re bringing back a special episode from our archives—Episode 16—in honor of a very special occasion. March 14, 2025, marks the 95th birthday of our company’s founder, the legendary Alicia Cervera Sr.
In this timeless episode, Alicia shares her 7 Keys to New Development Sales, insights th…
Episode 12: “The Floating Island” w/ Tiffany Smith
Our guest today is Tiffany Smith. Tiffany is an interdisciplinary artist from the Caribbean diaspora working in photography, video, installation, and assemblage. In this episode we talk about Tiffany’s upbringing in the Bahamas and Miami, her long and winding journey to photography, how to advocate…
125 Years of Impact: The Legacy and Future of the Miami Women's Club
In this episode of the Que Bola Podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Ms. Metris Batts, the first African-American president of the Miami Women's Club, as we celebrated the club's 125th anniversary. Our conversation delved into the rich history of the Miami Women's Club, which was founded in…
Miami - A Tropical Oasis and Urban Melting Pot
What happens when you stop waiting and take the trip alone? In this podcast episode, I share what a solo trip to Miami taught me about independence, confidence, and designing a more lush life. From the vibrant culture of Little Havana to the creativity and art galleries of Wynwood, Miami is this ep…
Julia Tuttle and Eddie Rickenbacker: Pioneers of South Florida
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Who were Julia Tuttle and Eddie Rickenbacker?
In this episode of Tales From South Florida, Bill Monty takes a closer look at two often-overlooked figures who helped shape modern Miami in very different ways.
You may have driven across the Julia …
William and Mary Brickell: Pioneers of South Florida
Long before Miami became one of the world's most famous cities, it was a remote frontier settlement along the Miami River. In this episode of Tales From South Florida, we explore the lives of William and Mary Brickell, their friendship with Julia Tuttle, their partnership with Henry Flagler, and th…
Inside the Building That Has Shaped Miami for Over a Century
Miami's historic courthouse has stood at the center of South Florida's most defining moments — and in this special episode we brought together some of Miami's most fascinating voices to tell its full story. Historian Seth Bramson, Judge Michael Chavies, Clerk of the Court Juan Fernandez Barquin, Co…
You Make a Difference: Finding Purpose, Vision, and Impact After Loss (Episode 40)
Loss can leave you wondering whether your most meaningful days are behind you. But your life still carries purpose, your gifts still matter, and you can continue making a difference in ways both large and small.
In this episode of A Widow’s Life, Vickie and Cindy share inspiring stories of widows w…
Miami Pioneers - The Wagner Family
This podcast episode tells the story of the Wagner family, among the earliest permanent settlers along the Miami River during the middle decades of the nineteenth century. William Wagner, a veteran of the Mexican War, arrived at Fort Dallas in 1855 with his business partner, Captain Sinclair. The t…
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