Once a forgotten warehouse district, Wynwood has transformed into Miami’s vibrant hub for street art, culture, and innovation. In this episode of Biscayne Tales, we explore the neighborhood’s evolution from an industrial zone to an artistic landmark, shaped by visionaries like Tony Goldman and the iconic Wynwood Walls. Join us as we uncover the stories behind the murals, the impact of gentrification, and what the future holds for this ever-changing district.

In the late 19th century, Miami was nearly wiped out by a deadly outbreak of Yellow Fever, a disease that struck fear into the hearts of early settlers. In this episode of Biscayne Tales, we dive into how the fever spread, the desperate attempts to contain it, and the lasting impact it had on Miami’s growth. Join us as we uncover the resilience of the city’s pioneers and the medical breakthroughs that finally brought the epidemic under control.

In 1896, just months after its incorporation, Miami celebrated its first Christmas—a modest yet meaningful holiday for the city’s early pioneers. In this episode of Biscayne Tales, we explore how settlers marked the occasion, from simple gatherings to the influence of Henry Flagler’s railroad in bringing holiday cheer. Join us as we step back in time to experience Miami’s first Christmas and the traditions that shaped the city’s festive spirit.