In the Season 3 opening episode of the Palm Beach North Podcast, we sit down with Jeff Atwater, partner at Ballard Partners and former Chief Financial Officer for the state of Florida. Join us for insightful financial updates on the state and an exploration of how legislation shapes our economy. Hear Jeff Atwater's personal journey through touching family stories and personal insights in this compelling episode.

On this episode of the Palm Beach North Podcast, get to know Cris Martinez, the Chief Meteorologist at WPBF 25 News. From his early days growing up in a small town in Texas to becoming a trusted weather expert in South Florida, Cris shares his inspiring journey. Hear heartfelt stories about his family, the passion that drives him, and the personal experiences that shaped his path to success. Discover how Cris’s love for weather sparked during childhood storms and how his dedication to keeping communities safe has guided his career. It’s a candid and warm conversation that reveals the human side of the meteorologist you see on TV.

In the newest episode of the Palm Beach North podcast, listeners get an inspiring glimpse into the life of Ricky Wade, the dynamic owner of "B"ing The Best Inc., which owns and operates 28 McDonald's franchises. Ricky's career began humbly as a teenager working at McDonald's, a job that sparked a passion leading to a thriving business journey. Today, Ricky is committed to giving back, with a special focus on uplifting youth and providing scholarships for his employees. Discover more about Ricky’s incredible story and the profound impact he is making in this week's episode.

In the latest episode of the Palm Beach North podcast, founders Joe Colucci and Paul Massey of Munyon's Paw Paw entertain listeners with hilarious stories from their journey in creating this distinctive alcohol brand. They delve into the quirky and fascinating history of Munyon's Paw Paw, originally inspired by Dr. James Munyon's early 20th-century tonic. Beyond the history, the episode is filled with amusing anecdotes about the challenges and triumphs of establishing their own company in Palm Beach North, a region renowned for its vibrant tourist culture. The founders share their passion for the local heritage and their efforts to infuse that spirit into their brand, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in entrepreneurship and local lore​.

Join us for a hilarious and heartwarming conversation in this week's episode featuring Sarah Cohen. Delving into her impactful role at the Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County, listeners gain insight into her tireless advocacy for foster children and the marginalized. But the surprises don't stop there—Sarah unveils her entrepreneurial spirit with the creation of not one, but two businesses: Sarah's Slow Jam and Pineapple Island Company. Through laughter and touching anecdotes, Sarah shares the highs and lows of her journey, offering a glimpse into the intersection of compassion, creativity, and determination. Get ready for an unforgettable blend of humor and heart as Sarah invites us into her world of advocacy and entrepreneurship.

In the podcast episode featuring Ann Marie Sorrell, listeners are treated to an engaging conversation with a trailblazer in the fields of conservation, sustainability, and community leadership. As the first person of color to chair the Palm Beach Soil and Water Conservation District, Ann Marie shares her journey and the impact she's made as a prominent advocate for environmental justice and sustainable practices. Her experiences offer a unique perspective on the importance of inclusive leadership and the drive to make meaningful changes in her community. In addition to her work in conservation, Ann Marie is an accomplished author of two books, one focused on starting a business and another on the intricacies of dating. Her dynamic personality and passion for her work make for a lively and insightful discussion that provides listeners with valuable takeaways on both professional and personal fronts.

In this episode, we are thrilled to welcome George Gentile, the visionary founder of 2GHO, a leading land planning and landscape architecture firm, to the podcast. George's journey is one of dedication and innovation, marked by his unwavering commitment to enhancing our community's infrastructure and green spaces.

Join us as we delve into George's extensive experience in shaping our community's landscape through his groundbreaking work with 2GHO. From designing recreational parks to implementing sustainable land planning strategies, George's contributions have played a pivotal role in creating a more vibrant and cohesive community.

However, George's impact extends far beyond his professional endeavors. As a dedicated community leader, he has lent his expertise and passion to various boards and committees, advocating for initiatives that address the diverse needs of our residents. His service as the commissioner of Jupiter Inlet underscores his deep commitment to public service and his desire to ensure that our community thrives in every aspect.

In today's episode, we have the privilege of hearing from Mark Wilson, CEO and President of the Florida Chamber of Commerce, as he sheds light on the ambitious 2030 plan for Florida. Wilson will discuss how businesses across the state are stepping up and actively serving their communities, addressing issues such as poverty. Additionally, he'll delve into the latest reading scores in our communities, emphasizing the importance of education in driving future prosperity. Mark provides insights into the expanding Florida economy, highlighting key indicators of growth and opportunities on the horizon and informs us on how we can be well prepared for this growth. Tune in to gain invaluable perspectives on Florida's trajectory towards a prosperous and thriving future.