He Said, She Said: A Podcast About Florida Politics

Following the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade, Michelle and Peter have an in-depth conversation with Sen. Janet Cruz about the wide-ranging impact of the decision. They also discuss Cruz's successes during the 2022 Legislative Session and her re-election campaign in one of Florida's battleground districts.

With Pride month in full swing, Michelle and Peter go deep with Rep. Michele Rayner Goolsby. And with the legislation rolling back the tax on diapers, the duo talks to one of the advocates who made it happen, Torrie Jasuwan. Plus highlights from the Schorsch vacation to London.

On the eve of a Special Legislative Session to address the property insurance crisis beguiling Florida homeowners, Michelle and Peter catch up with the Cassandra of Florida politics, Sen. Jeff Brandes. The Pinellas Republican has been sounding the alarm for years about what he has described as a "ticking time-bomb." But will Ron DeSantis and the Florida Legislature do enough to defuse the issue? Brandes, in his final months as a lawmaker, talks about his legacy — and what's next for the political maverick.

Michelle and Peter are back in the podcast studio. And just in time for the 2022 campaign cycle. Their first guest this season is U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist. The St. Petersburg Democrat is running to unseat incumbent Gov. Ron DeSantis. Crist makes his case for why he will win the Democratic primary in November. Michelle and Peter, both of whom previously worked for Crist, talk with their former boss about a kinder, gentler time in Florida politics.

Michelle and Peter discuss the final week of the legislative session and its many accomplishments, including likely teacher pay increases, state employee pay increases and (for the first time in years) a fully funded Sadowski Affordable Housing Trust Fund. Our hosts discuss the elusive concept of likability on the heels of the release of the Hillary Clinton documentary on Hulu. Senator Anitere Flores joins the podcast to discuss her final days in Tallahassee.