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The Mourning After - Death and Social Media - The Jitney

The Mourning After - Death and Social Media - The Jitney

Mourning a loved one is an understandable thing to want to express even in public. But death is a subjective subject.Read Article

JC Gutierrez on Burn Book - The Jitney

Miami, Florida · Miami

JC Gutierrez on Burn Book - The Jitney

From June 26-29, City Theatre’s Summer Shorts will perform short plays by Miami’s best emerging playwrights at the Sandrell Rivers Theater. In this series the playwrights share a little with the Jitney about their work. My play, Burn Book, not to be confused with the infamous “Burn Book” from Mean Girls, delves into the fierce fight against censorship and champions the unstoppable power of knowledge. In an era riddled with uncertainty, division…Read Article

Why Nostalgic Music Is Making a Big Comeback - The Jitney

Why Nostalgic Music Is Making a Big Comeback - The Jitney

Vintage music is making a resurgence across digital platforms and in daily life. From classic vinyl to retro playlists, people of all ages are rediscovering past musical treasures. Whether commuting, relaxing, or enjoying casual entertainment, old-school tracks are capturing widespread attention. This trend isn’t just a fleeting moment, but a mix of emotional connection and cultural shifts. Digital platforms have made it easier to discover forgo…Read Article

The Deep Water - The Jitney

One of the first things my father said to me after my mother was diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s was, “Eric, we will never, ever, ever, put your mother in a home. No matter what.” He gave me the super serious, heartfelt, intense tone and look as he said it. As if that statement was an absolutism. “We will keep your mother here at home with us and deal with this as a family…. Together…always.” That was the plan for us with my mother. To al…Alzheimer's Disease · United States Read Article

Nervous Monks on New Record As You Like It - The Jitney

Nervous Monks are releasing a brand new record, As You Like It. To celebrate the quartet of Brady Newbill (guitar/vocals), Vitek Benton (guitars), Tim Hicks (bass/vocals) and Adam Camarena (drums) will host an album release party, Saturday, May 31, at Revelry in Pompano Beach. Before the album release and the show Brady Newbill hopped on The Jitney to answer our questions about Nervous Monks. How did Nervous Monks form? Brady Newbill: This band …Pompano Beach · Pompano Beach Read Article

Green Flash at Sunset - Excerpt from New Novel - The Jitney

Below is an excerpt from the new set-in-Florida novel Green Flash at Sunset. Click here to purchase the book. Eli’s Aunt Liza lived alone in Carol City and cleaned condos in Surfside. A few days after Eli arrived, she told him matter-of-factly that his mother died as he ate a bowl of Cheerios before school. “What happened to her?” he said, unsure why he didn’t cry. “Drugs,” Aunt Liza said. Drugs. Such a vague word that didn’t mean anything to hi…Sunset, Florida · Sunset Read Article

Peter Bjorn and John Took Miami to a Happy Place - The Jitney

Saturday night in Miami was so stiflingly hot it could depress anyone with an internal calendar. It was only May 24, meaning we have four more months of nonstop sweat and mosquitos. But it you’re patient, once every so often we’re rewarded with a breeze. Last night’s Peter Bjorn and John concert at Zey Zey was just such a gust of cool that Miami desperately needed. The Swedish trio were on tour to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of their rec…Miami, Florida · Miami Read Article

The Zappe Cats: Venezuelan Born Band Go from Beatles to Punk - The Jitney

I’ve been playing music with Ozzie Pérez for a few years now. But he’s a busy guy. Playing with a swath of bands in the South Florida music scene, including local Red Hot Chili Peppers’ tribute band The Chili Poppers. But I remember him coming into practice for a show he was filling in with for my band, (shameless plug alert) Alexa & the Old-Fashioneds, one random evening to announce he had a new top-secret project, and that I’d be hearing about…Venezuela · Venezuela Read Article

Theo Von Fails to Bring the Heat to Kaseya Center - The Jitney

When I was 20, I watched Billy Graham pack out Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Souls were saved. Literal storm clouds parted: even the Channel 8 weather guy admitted, Doppler in hand, that a miracle had taken place over Northeast Ohio. So yes, I’ve seen revival. I’ve seen spectacle. I’ve seen someone take a 90,000 seat stadium and make it feel intimate. Theo Von did not do that in Miami on Saturday night. My 17-year-old daughter Julia got me into h…Miami, Florida · Miami Read Article

Allen Ginsberg in 1985 at the Miami Book Fair on Russia, Socialism and Con Men - The Jitney

Allen Ginsberg performed at the Miami Book Fair in 1985, forty years ago. It was year two in the history of the Book Fair. The presentation lasted almost two hours. Ginsberg read poems, sang songs, and led a long Q & A from an unseen audience. Often his answers and rants veered into a political realm. It is eery how relevant they feel today. In this first video, Ginsberg is responding to a question about traveling to Russia. Asked about conjuri…Russia, Moscow Oblast · Russia Read Article

Abandon All Hope - Fiction - The Jitney

Brian Newell caught his reflection in City Hall’s double glass doors. Straightening his bowtie, he reassured himself that its red and navy stripes achieved a classic look — a handsome pairing with his blue on white seersucker suit — his old-school homage to a more elegant past. That he’d sweat through the shirt at the collar, jacket at the arm pits and pants at the crotch, didn’t detract from the effort. Men’s clothing choices should be stylish,…Miami, Florida · Miami Read Article

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