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Building a Better Broward: The Sundaze Gazette Podcast

Building a Better Broward is the Sundaze Gazette podcast. Long-form conversations with the founders, operators, civic leaders, and creators shaping the region.

By Brian D'Antoni 2 min read

Building a Better Broward is the Sundaze Gazette podcast. It is long-form conversation with the people actually building the region: founders, operators, civic leaders, developers, studio principals, creators, and the public-sector decision makers shaping what comes next.

Why a podcast

Some stories do not survive being compressed into 800-word articles. Podcast episodes give us room to follow how a regional operator thinks, to walk through how a development pipeline actually works, or to get the texture of a civic decision that an article would flatten.

Format

Episodes are conversational, prepared, and edited for substance. Guests range across coverage areas: creator economy, business, tech and startups, real estate development, production studios, and CRA / government. We will publish episode notes, links, and disclosures alongside each release.

Pitch a guest

If you have a strong guest suggestion, a topic worth a long-form treatment, or you want to be considered as a guest yourself, send a pitch through the Contact page. Include who, why, and what makes the conversation regionally relevant.

Subscribe links, episode artwork, and the first episode lineup will be added here as they launch.

Related reading: The Business Beat: Why South Florida Is the Story; Welcome to Sundaze Gazette.

Key Facts for Owners and Search

What is Building a Better Broward?

The Sundaze Gazette's podcast, described as long-form conversations with the people building the region: founders, operators, civic leaders, developers, studio principals, creators and public-sector decision makers. The page was published May 7, 2026. It is described as the Gazette's podcast, focused on substance over soundbites, with guests from across the region and its coverage areas.

Why does the Gazette have a podcast?

The post says some stories do not survive compression into 800-word articles. Episodes give room to follow how a regional operator thinks, how a development pipeline works, or the texture of a civic decision that an article would flatten. The aim is substance and context.

What is the format?

Episodes are conversational, prepared and edited for substance. Guests range across creator economy, business, tech and startups, real estate development, production studios and CRA and government. The post says it will publish episode notes, links and disclosures alongside each release. Check the page for updates.

How can someone pitch a guest?

Send a pitch through the Contact page. The post asks for who, why, and what makes the conversation regionally relevant, and welcomes suggestions for guests, topics worth long-form treatment, or self-nominations. The post gives no email address or deadline for pitches, so use the site's Contact page and expect a reply only if the pitch fits an upcoming episode theme and coverage area.

Are episodes available yet?

The post says subscribe links, episode artwork and the first episode lineup will be added as they launch, so it does not list any released episodes. Check the Sundaze Gazette site for current availability rather than relying on this page. Treat the page as a launch announcement.