This is a Conch Legend Episode. In this conversation, Joy Nulisch interviews Bobby Menendez, a revered figure in Key West known as Mr. Conch Pride. They discuss the meaning of Conch Pride, the legacy of the Menendez-Miler Scholarship, and Bobby's journey from a multi-sport athlete to a dedicated coach and educator. Bobby shares heartfelt memories of growing up in Key West, the influence of key figures in his life, and the importance of community connections. The conversation highlights the values of preparation, respect, integrity, dependability, and education that define Conch Pride, as well as the lasting impact of sports and mentorship in shaping lives.

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We sit with Key West’s own Mike Stack to trace how a hometown anthem grew into free community concerts, big stages, and a culture of giving back. The talk ranges from creative risk and collaboration to family support, Conch Pride, and measuring success on your own terms.

• New Year’s Eve Eve show details and sponsors
• Free concerts as community gatherings
• Fundraising for local needs and teams
• The making of I’m From Key West
• Radio lift and visitor connection
• Partnership with D Lew and shared vision
• Genre-bending strategy to open doors
• Big stages won by preparation and delivery
• School visits and the energy of young fans
• Defining success through results and joy
• Family support from Papa Stack and Romana
• Everyday Key West life and food reviews
• Conch pride as people-first commitment

photos, video and music contributed by @iammikestack

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In this engaging conversation, Billy Wardlow shares his extensive journey in baseball, from his early days in Key West to his current role with the Toronto Blue Jays. He reflects on the excitement of the World Series, the importance of building relationships within the sport, and the challenges of equipment management. Wardlow also offers valuable advice for young athletes and emphasizes the significance of community and passion in sports.

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