Traffic, Diversity And Women: Conversations From RadioFest

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Traffic, Diversity And Women: Conversations From RadioFest

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Published July 3, 2017 at 6:36 PM EDT

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The VoxPop popup recording booth outside of the Wolfsonian museum. The structure was used in a previous life as a bridge tender house (like the ones we still have along the Miami River.)

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New friends who stopped by to tell us what they like about Miami as they visit from France.

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Radios from Harvey Mattel's collection on display at the Wolfsonian for the RadioFest event.

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Microphones on display at the Wolfsonian.

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Radio-related documents from the Wolfsonian collection.

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The outside of the VoxPop recording booth.

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Warm weather, bad traffic, store-bought tits, the beach, diversity, rudeness and the women.

Miami in a nutshell according to the people we talked at our VoxPop recording booth during at the Wolfsonian on Miami Beach.

It was Spring Break, parking was bad, music was bumping and people were more than willing to spout off the things they love and hate about Miami. (Especially when we were plying them with free coffee in exchange for the conversation.)

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