Ep. 9 - Michael Graci of The Office

Ep. 13 - Chris Moody- Founder of The Palm Beach Current

In this special solo episode of The Palm Beach Current, Chris Moody pulls back the curtain on the vision behind the growing platform and where it’s headed next. From spotlighting local businesses and restaurants to highlighting inspiring people making a difference across Palm Beach County, Chris shares his mission to create a positive, community-driven media brand that informs, connects, and uplifts. He discusses future plans for the show, including “Deal of the Week” business partnerships, restaurant features, community volunteer initiatives, local event spotlights, street interviews, and real estate showcases. Chris also opens up about leaving the corporate world, pursuing entrepreneurship, and building something meaningful for the community he loves. If you’re passionate about Palm Beach County, local stories, entrepreneurship, food, events, or giving back, this episode offers a candid look at the heart behind The Palm Beach Current—and how listeners can become part of its future.

Ep. 12 - Mike Bauer GM of Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium in Jupiter

On this episode of The Palm Beach Current, Chris Moody sits down with Mike Bauer, General Manager of Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium, to talk about baseball, leadership, community, and what it takes to operate one of Palm Beach County’s most iconic sports venues. From managing the day-to-day operations of a stadium that hosts Major League Baseball spring training, minor league games, and major community events, Mike shares insights into the business behind the ballpark, the evolution of the fan experience, and why Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium plays such an important role in the local community. This is a conversation about much more than baseball—it’s about leadership, entertainment, and creating memorable experiences in Palm Beach County. What We Discuss: Mike’s journey into sports management and how he became General Manager of Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium What goes into running a professional baseball stadium behind the scenes The economic and community impact of Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium in Palm Beach County How the fan experience has changed over the years—and what today’s audiences expect Hosting MLB spring training, minor league baseball, and special events under one roof Leadership lessons from managing a high-profile entertainment venue Challenges of operating a stadium in today’s sports and events landscape What’s next for Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium and the future of baseball in Palm Beach County

Ep. 11 - Chris Gannon Founder of Bolay

Chris Gannon, founder of the fast-growing Bolay Restaurant Group, joins the Palm Beach Current to share the story behind building one of South Florida’s most recognizable fast-casual brands. From sketching the original concept on the back of a napkin in an airport to expanding across Florida with 23 locations, Chris opens up about entrepreneurship, hospitality, leadership, and the relentless drive to keep improving. In this episode, Chris talks about creating a restaurant experience centered around fresh, flavorful whole foods, building a company culture rooted in positivity and service, and why Palm Beach County has been the perfect place to grow both a business and a community. He also shares lessons learned from scaling a restaurant group, balancing innovation with consistency, and staying connected to customers through feedback and genuine hospitality. Plus, Chris gives his favorite local restaurant picks, reflects on the evolution of South Florida, and explains why “having fun” is still one of the most important parts of running a successful business.

Ep. 10 - Amy Woods Author of Secret Palm Beach: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, and Obscure

On this episode of The Palm Beach Current, we sit down with Amy Woods, a longtime journalist and author of Secret Palm Beach: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, and Obscure, to uncover the stories of Palm Beach County that most people have never heard. With more than 25 years covering the area, Amy brings a rare, insider perspective shaped by decades of local reporting and a passion for human-centered storytelling. Throughout the conversation, Amy reflects on her career in journalism, including her time with The Palm Beach Post, and shares how those years shaped the way she sees and tells stories. We explore how local journalism gave her access to the hidden layers of the community—the people, places, and moments that often go unnoticed but define the character of Palm Beach County. We also dive into the inspiration behind Secret Palm Beach and what drew her to focus on the lesser-known, quirky, and sometimes surprising history of the area. Amy shares some of the stories that have stuck with her over the years, how Palm Beach has evolved since she first started reporting, and why she believes there’s still so much more beneath the surface than most people realize. This episode highlights the contrast between Palm Beach’s public image—wealth, luxury, and exclusivity—and the deeper, more complex reality that Amy has spent decades documenting. It’s a conversation about storytelling, curiosity, and the importance of preserving the narratives that shape a community. Whether you’re a local, a newcomer, or someone interested in the untold stories behind well-known places, this episode offers a unique look at Palm Beach County through the lens of someone who has been quietly uncovering its truth long before social media. What We Discuss Amy’s 25+ year career covering Palm Beach County Her experience reporting for The Palm Beach Post Stories that have stayed with her throughout her journalism career How Palm Beach County has changed over the years The inspiration behind Secret Palm Beach Why she focuses on overlooked and lesser-known stories The role of local journalism in uncovering hidden perspectives The contrast between Palm Beach’s image and its deeper reality Why there are still stories in Palm Beach that most people don’t know

Ep. 9 - Michael Graci of The Office

On this episode Michael Graci talks about his exclusive club The Office in North Palm Beach.