Little Havana Nights

Little Havana Podcast Pack your bags (and your appetite)—we’re heading to the heart of Miami! In this episode, we take a stroll down the sun-drenched sidewalks of Calle Ocho to uncover the soul of Little Havana. From the click-clack of tiles at Domino Park to the historic significance of the Bay of Pigs Monument, we’re diving deep into the history that built this community. We’ll explore the "Hispanic Hollywood" on the Calle Ocho Walk of Fame, shouting out stars like Celia Cruz and Gloria Estefan, and get a lesson in timeless Cuban fashion with a look at the iconic Guayabera shirt. Hungry? We settle the ultimate debate: who serves the best Cuban Sandwich? Whether it’s the legendary mirrors of Versailles or the modern perfection of El Pub in Little Havana Miami we’ve got the tasty details. Plus, we highlight the must-visit "hot spots"—from the live jazz at Ball & Chain to the artisanal scoops at Azucar Ice Cream.

In this episode of the Little Havana Podcast, we sit down with local Cuban artists whose work fills the streets, galleries, and cafés of Little Havana. Each artist shares the story behind their art — and the story behind their exile.From escaping Cuba’s restrictions to rebuilding their lives in Miami, these Cuban Americans open up about identity, loss, resilience, and the journey of becoming American while holding onto the soul of Cuba.We explore their paintings, sculptures, music, and cultural expressions on display throughout Little Havana, and how their art preserves the traditions, memories, and spirit of a Cuba that no longer exists.This episode is a tribute to the artists who turned exile into creativity, and to the community that keeps Cuban heritage alive for future generations.

In this episode of the Little Havana Podcast, we sit down with Cuban artists from Miami’s iconic Little Havana to explore their artwork, their stories, and their journey from Cuba to the United States. These creators share powerful memories of escaping the island, living in exile, and rebuilding their lives as Cuban‑Americans.We highlight their art on display throughout Little Havana — from galleries and studios to street murals and cultural spaces — and discuss how their work preserves Cuban identity, heritage, and the spirit of a homeland left behind.If you’re interested in Cuban culture, Miami artists, immigrant stories, exile history, or Latin American art, this episode offers rare firsthand insight into the Cuban‑American experience and the creative voices keeping the culture alive

What really happened with the Cuban Exodus once Fidel Castro took over in 1959. We go over the details and find out exactly what really happened.

Bay of Pigs Invasion touching up on the historical event.

In this episode we go back in time for a little background history that led to the Cuban Exodus of the 1960s and so on. If you understand the past and the history, everything else will fall in place.