We realize Key West is a bit of a drive for some folks, so Chevy has generously agreed to loan us three big SUVs, each with a full tank of gas, to head down to SxSe!
Want to be the captain of a carpool? Leave a comment below on why you should drive your posse down to the Conch Republic!
Your car will be delivered to your door on Thursday, July 14 and picked up at the same location on Monday, July 18 by the awesome Prestige guys. All you need to do is drive to SxSe in a sweet Traverse or Equinox with a car load of your best buddies!
Get creative ... give your car a name and whoever puts out the best car tweet will win a prize courtesy of GM Southeast.
@vicequeenmaria will be driving a Chevy down to Key West on Friday, July 15 and will have room for friends. You will get either a Chevy Traverse (holds 7 adults) or an Equinox (room for 4), so think of all the fun you'll have instead of driving all by your lonesome.
On the way back to Miami, the #chevysxse caravan will drive back together, stopping at Porky's BBQ in Marathon (fried key lime pie, people!) and Rum Runners at Holiday Isle in Islamorada, a famous pit stop in SxSe history!
So what are you waiting for? Leave a comment and don't forget to reserve your room at The Eden House!
Deadline to enter is July 10.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Sunday, June 5, 2011
SxSe 2011 Pub Crawl
Our 2011 Key West Pub Crawl is taking shape!
We'll start on Saturday, July 16 at 5 PM at The Rum Barrel and end at The Green Parrot where we'll have the pleasure of listening to and doing some serious booty shakin' to Miami's awesome Afro-Funk Cuban band PALO!
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
5 PM
The Rum Barrel
@rumbarrelbar
528 Front Street
Key West, FL 33040-6658
(305) 292-7862
We might be on the rooftop. SxSe specials: 2 x 1 domestic beers and well drinks. Well includes Bacardi, Sauza, Bombay, Fris and Jim Beam. Light bites $5 menu.
7 PM
Mallory Square and Pier for sunset viewing and street performer shenanigans (no bar)
8:30 PM
Bars we might hit: Garden of Eden (yes, that's the clothing optional place, you know we have to check it out), Island Dogs, Hog's Breath Saloon, The Rum Bar, Sloppy Joe's, 801 Bourbon Bar, etc; Your favorite bar not listed here? We're open to suggestions!
10:30 PM or 12:30 AM
The Green Parrot Bar
@greenparrotbar
601 Whitehead Street
Key West, FL
(305) 294-6133
We'll wind up the night listening and dancing to PALO! (@gopalo). No cover charge.
PLEASE NOTE!
Remember, everything about SxSe is extremely casual and informal. The schedule is never written in stone! You may come and go as you please; join for all or part of the fun.
Follow us on Twitter for more updates.
Don't forget to make your reservation for a room at SxSe lodging headquarters, Eden House (@edenhousekw). They secured some great rates for us and are really looking forward to our visit.
We'll start on Saturday, July 16 at 5 PM at The Rum Barrel and end at The Green Parrot where we'll have the pleasure of listening to and doing some serious booty shakin' to Miami's awesome Afro-Funk Cuban band PALO!
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
5 PM
The Rum Barrel
@rumbarrelbar
528 Front Street
Key West, FL 33040-6658
(305) 292-7862
We might be on the rooftop. SxSe specials: 2 x 1 domestic beers and well drinks. Well includes Bacardi, Sauza, Bombay, Fris and Jim Beam. Light bites $5 menu.
7 PM
Mallory Square and Pier for sunset viewing and street performer shenanigans (no bar)
8:30 PM
Bars we might hit: Garden of Eden (yes, that's the clothing optional place, you know we have to check it out), Island Dogs, Hog's Breath Saloon, The Rum Bar, Sloppy Joe's, 801 Bourbon Bar, etc; Your favorite bar not listed here? We're open to suggestions!
10:30 PM or 12:30 AM
The Green Parrot Bar
@greenparrotbar
601 Whitehead Street
Key West, FL
We'll wind up the night listening and dancing to PALO! (@gopalo). No cover charge.
PLEASE NOTE!
- Everyone pays their own tab, period! The organizer is not responsible for your bills.
- There will be no scheduled dinner stop this evening. Please order bar food whenever you're hungry or grab a quick bite somewhere nearby. @vicequeenmaria recommends Mr. Z's Cheesesteak for a fast, cheap and filling crawl meal.
- Island Dogs Bar (@islanddogsbar) is offering SxSe wristband wearers 10% off food and drink all weekend long.
- In order to take advantage of any special SxSe discounts at supporting bars and restaurants, you will need a special wristband. Ping @vicequeenmaria for details.
Remember, everything about SxSe is extremely casual and informal. The schedule is never written in stone! You may come and go as you please; join for all or part of the fun.
Follow us on Twitter for more updates.
Don't forget to make your reservation for a room at SxSe lodging headquarters, Eden House (@edenhousekw). They secured some great rates for us and are really looking forward to our visit.
Friday, March 25, 2011
About Key West
A mojito with a view at Louie's Backyard.
Key West is one of the most awesome places on the planet. Many people come here to visit and never leave. At one point in time, it was the richest per capita spot in the U.S., thanks to the wrecking business. As a passing point between the Caribbean and Latin America by the Florida Straits, Key West has seen its rich share of history and characters. Tiny but full of spunk (and no, not that kind, you mongrel), Key West has a charm and hospitality all its own. Never mind the tshirt shops on Duval Street or the college kids at the bars -- there's something here for all jaded adults to unwind and have fun without the pressure and plastic of South Beach.
The south easternmost point of the continental U.S. is actually in Elliott Key near Miami. But this year, we'll be at the southernmost point of all.
Here are some morsels:
A forum thread about the destination at Miami Beach 411, led by @vicequeenmaria. Here are other posts about the Florida Keys at Sex and the Beach.
And don't forget the official Florida Keys Visitor's site for more information.
Parking Info
Parking at Eden House is limited, on a first come, first serve basis. However, there is free street parking around the residential area surrounding the hotel. Visitor spots are clearly marked; there is one visitor spot for every two residential ones. A municipal lot is located on Caroline and Grinnel Streets and charges a $13 a day maximum. For more info, visit Key West Florida Park and Ride.
If you are not familiar with Key West, do note that if you come here by car, you will NOT need your car throughout your stay. It's better to walk or take a cab.
If you are not familiar with Key West, do note that if you come here by car, you will NOT need your car throughout your stay. It's better to walk or take a cab.
Schedule of Events
FRIDAY, JULY 15
Lazy day for anyone arriving early. @vicequeenmaria plans on being there. PALO! will be playing at The Green Parrot (that's also an official pub crawl stop on Saturday) and singer/guitarist Deblois Milledge will be at the Smokin' Tuna.
SATURDAY, JULY 16
Key West Pub Crawl
SUNDAY, JULY 17
Chevy SxSe Caravan returns to Miami! Can't make it to SxSe on Saturday? Join us either at Porky's Bayside BBQ in Marathon for lunch (10% off food bill only for SxSe wristband wearers) or at Rum Runners in Islamorada for sunset refreshment (specials TBA).
Remember, SxSe is an unconference with a loosely organized schedule! Join for all or some of the fun. Other things we may or may not do at some point over the weekend:
Lazy day for anyone arriving early. @vicequeenmaria plans on being there. PALO! will be playing at The Green Parrot (that's also an official pub crawl stop on Saturday) and singer/guitarist Deblois Milledge will be at the Smokin' Tuna.
SATURDAY, JULY 16
Key West Pub Crawl
SUNDAY, JULY 17
Chevy SxSe Caravan returns to Miami! Can't make it to SxSe on Saturday? Join us either at Porky's Bayside BBQ in Marathon for lunch (10% off food bill only for SxSe wristband wearers) or at Rum Runners in Islamorada for sunset refreshment (specials TBA).
Remember, SxSe is an unconference with a loosely organized schedule! Join for all or some of the fun. Other things we may or may not do at some point over the weekend:
- Anytime at Island Dogs Bar: SxSe wristband wearers get 10% off their food and drink bill Friday - Sunday
- Drag Queen shows on Duval Street
- Stop by The Rum Bar at The Speakeasy Inn to say hello to Bahama Bob
- Desserts at Better Than Sex
- Optional sailing, snorkeling and other recreational activities plus tours of local museums and attractions (please make your own arrangements)
- The usual shenanigans, including the signing of the big panties
Getting to Key West
If you are flying into Miami or Fort Lauderdale, please ping @vicequeenmaria for transportation options.
If you decide to fly directly into Key West, a taxi from the airport to Eden House should be about $20.
For locals, we have some group ride options as well. Check out the Chevy Caravan.
If you decide to fly directly into Key West, a taxi from the airport to Eden House should be about $20.
For locals, we have some group ride options as well. Check out the Chevy Caravan.
Room Reservation Info 2011
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| The Eden House is Key West, Florida's original hotel. |
Greetings SxSe'rs! We are pleased to announce that the Eden House in Key West will be our main hotel headquarters for this year's event. Eden House was gracious enough to give us great rates at a location fair stumbling distance from Duval Street and Mallory Square.
"Built back in 1924, the hotel has been owned and operated since 1975 by Mike Eden. Now fully renovated, the original art deco hotel building is joined by several renovated conch houses."
RESERVATIONS
Here is what you need to know to reserve your room. Do it asap as rates are guaranteed up to Monday, July 18th, but not availability!
- call 1-800-533-5397 and say "sxse tweetup" (that's south-by-southeast) when you make your reservation
- room rates for SxSe -- for semi-privates to quadruple occupancy suites, range from $105 to $290 with 15% off plus tax
- there are NO resort fees
- you will be responsible for your own reservation, which requires a 50% deposit
- cancellation policy is up to 20 days before your day of arrival, after that you get a credit in the amount of your deposit to use for up to a year
HOTEL OFFERINGS AND INFO
- complimentary happy hour 4-5 pm
- 20% off breakfast and lunch at Azur Restaurant next door
- free limited parking -- first come, first served (more Key West parking info here)
- access to pool, jacuzzi, sun deck and hammocks
- free wifi by pool and lobby (it's not guaranteed in rooms)
- spa discounts at another hotel or in-room massages if your room is big enough (sorry, no happy endings)
- discount cards for restaurants around the island
- bike rentals on premises for a modest fee (deposit required)
What happens if all rooms get booked at Eden House? Don't worry. Please look at other properties in the Key West that best suit your budget and needs. The SxSe main tweetup will take place at a local bar on Saturday, July 15. For more info, check out the Pub Crawl.
FAQ
What is SxSe?
It all started in 2008. A few folks from around the country, connected by Twitter, decided to get together with their mutual Twitter pals in South Florida. This happened in April, about a month after the acclaimed conference in Austin known as SXSWi (South by Southwest Interactive).
The event name SxSe (South by South East, rhymes with sexy) is simply a spoof; had we been located in Bum F*ck Egypt, we might've called the event BFE. SxSe has nothing to do with SXSWi whatsoever -- it's just a big-ass party taking place in the nation's dicktip. There are no panels, powerpoint or keynote addresses; however, there is plenty of great discussion, bonding and friendship. If there's anything professional about SxSe, it's a very high standard of olympic-quality mojito drinking.
What's up with the giant panties?
Well, in 2008, @annohio was traveling around the country going to many tweetups. She took a Giant Panty with her every where she went, to be signed by the many wonderful Twitter peeps she met along the way. The Giant Panty was kind of like a Flat Stanley, or as the geeks would say, "a social object." The first Miami Giant Panty signing took place in 2008 at a Jeff Pulver social media breakfast, where the idea of "social tagging" was already featured in the form of sticky notes.
The next day, more participants signed the Giant Panty at Monty's. At one point, @vicequeenmaria grabbed the panty and asked @dearyvette to hold the other end. It was at this moment that the Giant Panty Limbo Dance was born. Giant Panties, as well as bras, briefs and crocs, played a prominent role in SxSe 2009. It's most likely that the tradition will continue every year.
What should I expect at a SxSe event?
We have a bunch of fun things planned for the weekend. You can pick and choose; come to one or all. It's really up to you. You'll make new friends or reconnect with old ones. Laugh, dance, drink, eat and be generally merry.
Again, there will be no panels, unless you consider a "panel" to be the heavy-duty weaving on the crotch area of giant panty. As a matter of fact, we may well have an unpanel during which we impart no information whatsoever.
Important social media subjects such as ...
... and so on, may be discussed spontaneously poolside over cocktails.
SxSe is your blank canvas for fun. Nobody cares about pimping social media bullshit here, which is what makes it particularly, brilliantly and truly social media.
If there are no geeks and social media panels, what the hell am I gonna talk about?
Since the middle ages, clerics and wise men have asked: how many angels can dance on the head of a pin? At SxSe, we can discuss: how many mint leaves should be muddled in a mojito? ... and so forth. If you want to drop abbreviations like "SEO" and "ROI" all night, that's fine -- everyone is welcome to discuss what they please -- but we can't guarantee such talk will get you a lap dance. (Dropping trou won't guarantee that either ...)
Good grief. I hate dancing. Do I really need to know how to pole dance?
Ay caramba! We don't care if you want to spend the entire night like an ostrich with your head stuck in the toilet, although that kind of foolishness, admittedly, would not be fun. Chances are, however, that if you're reading this, it's because you're into social media, but that doesn't necessarily mean you need to hurry down to your closest Fred Murray studio. If you're choreographically challenged, no worries! Leave the ass-shaking and pole-grinding to those of us who thrive on the threat of blackmail!
Do I have to be on Twitter to attend?
No. But it sure as hell helps. Basically, the whole innernets is welcome to attend the events announced in the itinerary. If you're not on Twitter, you'll miss out on keeping up with all the great new friends you'll make in South Florida.
WTF is Twitter?
In a nutshell, Twitter is an online social space where people share information in short bursts of writing -- each message is no longer than 140 characters. You follow a group of people with whom you share conversations and over time, this motley crew of friends begins to care about each other and want to hang out.
It all started in 2008. A few folks from around the country, connected by Twitter, decided to get together with their mutual Twitter pals in South Florida. This happened in April, about a month after the acclaimed conference in Austin known as SXSWi (South by Southwest Interactive).
The event name SxSe (South by South East, rhymes with sexy) is simply a spoof; had we been located in Bum F*ck Egypt, we might've called the event BFE. SxSe has nothing to do with SXSWi whatsoever -- it's just a big-ass party taking place in the nation's dicktip. There are no panels, powerpoint or keynote addresses; however, there is plenty of great discussion, bonding and friendship. If there's anything professional about SxSe, it's a very high standard of olympic-quality mojito drinking.
What's up with the giant panties?
Well, in 2008, @annohio was traveling around the country going to many tweetups. She took a Giant Panty with her every where she went, to be signed by the many wonderful Twitter peeps she met along the way. The Giant Panty was kind of like a Flat Stanley, or as the geeks would say, "a social object." The first Miami Giant Panty signing took place in 2008 at a Jeff Pulver social media breakfast, where the idea of "social tagging" was already featured in the form of sticky notes.
The next day, more participants signed the Giant Panty at Monty's. At one point, @vicequeenmaria grabbed the panty and asked @dearyvette to hold the other end. It was at this moment that the Giant Panty Limbo Dance was born. Giant Panties, as well as bras, briefs and crocs, played a prominent role in SxSe 2009. It's most likely that the tradition will continue every year.
What should I expect at a SxSe event?
We have a bunch of fun things planned for the weekend. You can pick and choose; come to one or all. It's really up to you. You'll make new friends or reconnect with old ones. Laugh, dance, drink, eat and be generally merry.
Again, there will be no panels, unless you consider a "panel" to be the heavy-duty weaving on the crotch area of giant panty. As a matter of fact, we may well have an unpanel during which we impart no information whatsoever.
Important social media subjects such as ...
- how to properly hug someone you've only ever talked to on Twitter when you meet in real life
- fine-tuning your social media douchebag radar
- avoiding dating within your Twitter circle
- why your BMI is more important than your Twitter follower count
... and so on, may be discussed spontaneously poolside over cocktails.
SxSe is your blank canvas for fun. Nobody cares about pimping social media bullshit here, which is what makes it particularly, brilliantly and truly social media.
If there are no geeks and social media panels, what the hell am I gonna talk about?
Since the middle ages, clerics and wise men have asked: how many angels can dance on the head of a pin? At SxSe, we can discuss: how many mint leaves should be muddled in a mojito? ... and so forth. If you want to drop abbreviations like "SEO" and "ROI" all night, that's fine -- everyone is welcome to discuss what they please -- but we can't guarantee such talk will get you a lap dance. (Dropping trou won't guarantee that either ...)
Good grief. I hate dancing. Do I really need to know how to pole dance?
Ay caramba! We don't care if you want to spend the entire night like an ostrich with your head stuck in the toilet, although that kind of foolishness, admittedly, would not be fun. Chances are, however, that if you're reading this, it's because you're into social media, but that doesn't necessarily mean you need to hurry down to your closest Fred Murray studio. If you're choreographically challenged, no worries! Leave the ass-shaking and pole-grinding to those of us who thrive on the threat of blackmail!
Do I have to be on Twitter to attend?
No. But it sure as hell helps. Basically, the whole innernets is welcome to attend the events announced in the itinerary. If you're not on Twitter, you'll miss out on keeping up with all the great new friends you'll make in South Florida.
WTF is Twitter?
In a nutshell, Twitter is an online social space where people share information in short bursts of writing -- each message is no longer than 140 characters. You follow a group of people with whom you share conversations and over time, this motley crew of friends begins to care about each other and want to hang out.
Friday, June 4, 2010
SxSe Talk: From @vicequeenmaria
"Only connect! . . . Live in fragments no longer. Only connect." -- E.M. Forster
Organizing SxSe this year was NOT a labor of love. Let me explain: it was definitely all about the love, but I'd hardly call it labor. In fact, it was a pleasure. You could say I was a little selfish in my intentions, because I knew I'd be rewarded with a gift: enjoying the company of good friends I love, all in one location, here in the sunshine state.
As the event approached, more and more people asked me if there was a speaker's schedule, if a press pass was required -- heck, one person even showed up at the poolside cabana thinking SxSe was an actual conference! But if you read the description on the top right hand corner of this site, you'll see that it's clearly defined: "We're a group of friends on Twitter who love to get together for partying in South Florida."
That's it. Simple enough, right?
I think the spirit of SxSe, which is extremely unconference, truly defined itself this year. We really didn't do much at all, except hang out and connect, re-connect and just plain enjoy ourselves in camaraderie with good eats, drinks and of course, many laughs. No one here had an agenda. No one was trying to "sell" anything. No one was a "persona" or an "expert" though we did have our share of a few dipshits who tried to leech off my tab. If I could write another tag line for SxSe (besides the cocktail one), it'd be this: leave your ego at the door.
So even though the big tweetup on Saturday night had a much bigger turnout than I expected -- I estimated 50 but surely there must've been at least 70 -- the days before and after were quiet, pleasant and relaxed. A few of us enjoyed cozy, intimate dinners around Fort Lauderdale's riverfront area, drinks at the hotel lounge, beach walks and swims, naps (by ourselves, of course!), Sunday brunch, sunset cocktails and poolside lounging under the stars. Tying all these moments together were endless, interesting conversations.
Perhaps the more riotous shenanigans took place Saturday during the day at the poolside cabana, but what happens in SxSe stays in SxSe -- Facebook or Flickr evidence proving otherwise. And the most "official" thing we did was a live internet radio show, recorded in the Hyatt lobby.
I had a late checkout Monday after the event. Everyone was already gone. The intensity of the weekend was winding down and it felt surreal. I couldn't go back to Miami without a swim at Fort Lauderdale Beach and that's exactly what I did. I love this beach in particular because it's probably the only strand in South Florida where you can still sit in the shade of giant Casuarina pines! As I sat on the sand and looked out at the ocean I wasn't thinking about the number of room nights sold (26), the number of schwag bags we filled (17), number of people who showed up at the big tweetup (70+), the number of times I posted to twitter with the hasthag #sxsemia (countless) -- no, none of that -- I wasn't thinking about numbers.
I was thinking about things you can't quantify, things you can't touch. I was thinking about things that have to do with the heart.
The party is over, for sure, but we remain connected by these electronic pipes and most importantly, the invisible threads of loyalty and love.
I think @mkohpotts also captured this feeling beautifully in her post about the event: Rockin' South Florida @SXSE
I can't wait for next year! Word was being tossed around about Key West. Stay tuned and in the meantime, see everyone on Twitter.
And now for some business ...
The Hyatt Pier 66 turned out to be a great location, not only because it was beautiful, but because we could stick together and not deal with any of the transportation logistics issues we had last year. The hotel assigned a fabulous food and beverage manager to take care of us throughout the weekend, which made all the difference in the world. Working with the Hyatt was a breeze and I'd recommend this hotel to any event planner, hands-down.
We had significant community support this year and I'd like to list those folks here. Many, many thanks for the goods, discounts and services you offered!
Annie's Costumes
Chef George Catering
The Cookie Maven - Broward & WPB
Dunkin' Donuts S Fla
Fort Lauderdale CVB - Sunny.org
Himmarshee Bar and Grille
Hyatt Pier 66
Jan Idelman Creative Group
Lucid Salon
Miami Tour Company
Mind Active Media - Syncrospace
Preppy Dude TV
Slice Fort Lauderdale Pizza
Soul of Miami
Sweeter Days Bake Shop
VICINOS Italian Kitchen
Vois
WPBR Radio
Photo credits: 1. mkhall 2. brendajos 3. bsoler (cakes by Sweeter Days Bake Shop)
As the event approached, more and more people asked me if there was a speaker's schedule, if a press pass was required -- heck, one person even showed up at the poolside cabana thinking SxSe was an actual conference! But if you read the description on the top right hand corner of this site, you'll see that it's clearly defined: "We're a group of friends on Twitter who love to get together for partying in South Florida."
That's it. Simple enough, right?
I think the spirit of SxSe, which is extremely unconference, truly defined itself this year. We really didn't do much at all, except hang out and connect, re-connect and just plain enjoy ourselves in camaraderie with good eats, drinks and of course, many laughs. No one here had an agenda. No one was trying to "sell" anything. No one was a "persona" or an "expert" though we did have our share of a few dipshits who tried to leech off my tab. If I could write another tag line for SxSe (besides the cocktail one), it'd be this: leave your ego at the door.
So even though the big tweetup on Saturday night had a much bigger turnout than I expected -- I estimated 50 but surely there must've been at least 70 -- the days before and after were quiet, pleasant and relaxed. A few of us enjoyed cozy, intimate dinners around Fort Lauderdale's riverfront area, drinks at the hotel lounge, beach walks and swims, naps (by ourselves, of course!), Sunday brunch, sunset cocktails and poolside lounging under the stars. Tying all these moments together were endless, interesting conversations.
I had a late checkout Monday after the event. Everyone was already gone. The intensity of the weekend was winding down and it felt surreal. I couldn't go back to Miami without a swim at Fort Lauderdale Beach and that's exactly what I did. I love this beach in particular because it's probably the only strand in South Florida where you can still sit in the shade of giant Casuarina pines! As I sat on the sand and looked out at the ocean I wasn't thinking about the number of room nights sold (26), the number of schwag bags we filled (17), number of people who showed up at the big tweetup (70+), the number of times I posted to twitter with the hasthag #sxsemia (countless) -- no, none of that -- I wasn't thinking about numbers.
The party is over, for sure, but we remain connected by these electronic pipes and most importantly, the invisible threads of loyalty and love.
I think @mkohpotts also captured this feeling beautifully in her post about the event: Rockin' South Florida @SXSE
I can't wait for next year! Word was being tossed around about Key West. Stay tuned and in the meantime, see everyone on Twitter.
And now for some business ...
The Hyatt Pier 66 turned out to be a great location, not only because it was beautiful, but because we could stick together and not deal with any of the transportation logistics issues we had last year. The hotel assigned a fabulous food and beverage manager to take care of us throughout the weekend, which made all the difference in the world. Working with the Hyatt was a breeze and I'd recommend this hotel to any event planner, hands-down.
We had significant community support this year and I'd like to list those folks here. Many, many thanks for the goods, discounts and services you offered!
Annie's Costumes
Chef George Catering
The Cookie Maven - Broward & WPB
Dunkin' Donuts S Fla
Fort Lauderdale CVB - Sunny.org
Himmarshee Bar and Grille
Hyatt Pier 66
Jan Idelman Creative Group
Lucid Salon
Miami Tour Company
Mind Active Media - Syncrospace
Preppy Dude TV
Slice Fort Lauderdale Pizza
Soul of Miami
Sweeter Days Bake Shop
VICINOS Italian Kitchen
Vois
WPBR Radio
Photo credits: 1. mkhall 2. brendajos 3. bsoler (cakes by Sweeter Days Bake Shop)
RADIO: SxSe Live with WPBR
Here's links to the internet radio show we recorded live in the Hyatt lobby. Hosts were @knowaging and @thedudedean. Guest speakers were @vicequeenmaria @brendajos @annohio and @preppydude.
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