ALL IN Miami

What makes Raya different from Tinder, Bumble, or Hinge? For starters, you can’t just download it and swipe. With a 2.5 million–person waitlist and a reputation as “the celebrity dating app,” Raya has built mystique by staying small, selective, and secretive. In this episode, I dive into: Why Raya refuses to scale like other dating apps. How its invite-only system and member review board create ex...

Air travel in 2024 feels like a gamble—and at some airports, the odds aren’t in your favor. In this episode, I’m breaking down the 10 U.S. airports with the highest percentages of delays and cancellations, based on the latest Bureau of Transportation Statistics data. From overcrowded runways and weather chaos to ATC staffing shortages and construction headaches, we’ll dig into what’s really slowin...

What happens when artificial intelligence meets center court at the US Open? In this episode, we dive into IBM’s latest innovations for the 2025 tournament, where fans aren’t just watching tennis — they’re experiencing it in ways we couldn’t have imagined a few years ago. We’ll talk about: How AI is delivering real-time match insights through interactive chatbots. The rise of win probability predi...

Fort Lauderdale’s real estate market just grabbed national headlines—for all the wrong reasons. With 21.3% of home purchases falling through, it now ranks as the second-highest cancellation rate in the entire country. So, what’s going on in a market that once couldn’t keep up with demand? In this episode, I break down: Why rising inventory is giving buyers more power than ever. The triple whammy o...

Monterey Car Week 2025 wasn’t just a car show — it was a $432.8 million flex by the collector-car world. In this episode, we dive into the 10 most expensive cars that crossed the auction block, from a $26M Ferrari Daytona SP3 ‘Tailor Made’ to a Bugatti and a Mercedes-Benz that reminded everyone it’s not just about Ferrari (though, let’s be honest, Ferrari owned the week). We’ll break down: The cha...

While much of the housing market is flashing red alerts — oversupply, climate risk, skyrocketing insurance premiums — luxury real estate is playing by an entirely different rulebook. In this episode, we unpack why the ultra-wealthy keep buying while mid-market sellers are struggling: Miami listings outpace buyers by nearly 200%… yet luxury condos are selling out. Why identity and exclusivity drive...

Serena Williams has shocked the advertising world — not by winning another Grand Slam, but by becoming the face of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs. Partnering with telehealth company Ro, Williams is starring in TV, billboard, and online campaigns to promote medications like Ozempic and Wegovy. In this episode, I break down: Why Serena’s endorsement marks a turning point in the celebrity era of weight-loss...

Just when it seemed like housing prices were settling down, Zillow has thrown us a curveball. Their latest 12-month home price forecast has flipped upward — now predicting a +0.4% rise after months of downward revisions. In this episode, I break down: Why Zillow’s outlook changed and what it means for buyers and sellers. How lower rates and slower price growth are easing monthly mortgage payments...

What’s the one food you just can’t stand? Well, turns out you’re not alone. YouGov asked thousands of Americans to spill the beans (literally) on their most hated foods, and the results are hilarious, a little shocking, and kind of revealing about who we are as a country. Here’s what I break down in this episode: The foods that topped the hate list (hint: salty little fish didn’t stand a chance)....

If you thought college tuition was the big financial mountain in parenting—surprise—it’s daycare that hits you first. The Wall Street Journal crunched the numbers, and the median cost of sending one child to daycare for five years is a jaw-dropping $44,000. But depending on where you live, that bill could balloon to nearly $147,000 in Arlington, Virginia, or be “only” $24,000 in Wayne County, Kent...

Okay, buckle up — today’s episode is a double feature that’s as wild as it sounds. First, we’re heading to outer space (without Elon’s rocket). Harvard scientists are buzzing about a mysterious celestial object zooming through our solar system. Its unusual size, odd acceleration, and sneaky trajectory have some wondering: is this just another rock… or an alien spacecraft on a reconnaissance missio...

For years, the 4 GB iPhone was mostly forgotten, sitting in drawers or being sold secondhand for peanuts. People didn’t see value in it because newer, shinier iPhones were released every year. Then came the collector boom. Fast-forward to the 2020s, and suddenly vintage Apple gear became hot. iPods, early Macs, Newtons — people wanted them all. And nothing screamed status like a factory-sealed, fi...

This episode is raw, real, and full of hope. Nine individuals open up about their darkest moments—times when suicidal thoughts felt overwhelming—and share the lifelines that helped them step back into the light. You’ll hear about: The hidden battles behind trauma, loss, and demanding careers. Why isolation fuels despair—and how human connection heals. The real coping strategies that work: therapy,...

Topgolf looked like the future of fun—huge crowds, glowing targets, and a $2 billion bet from Callaway Golf. But the truth? Behind the buzz, the business has been quietly struggling. In this episode, I break down how Topgolf went from an entertainment powerhouse to a financial headache: the enormous cost to build, post-pandemic spending shifts, inflation, rising debt, and cheaper competitors all p...

Miami Worldcenter isn’t just another development—it’s one of the largest private real estate projects in the United States, spanning 27 acres right in the heart of Downtown Miami. What started as a bold vision by Art Falconee and his partners—who quietly acquired over 140 parcels of land—has turned into a billion-dollar bet on Miami’s future.   With more than 10,000 new residential units, high-end...

This isn’t your typical sports lawsuit. Jon Gruden’s legal battle against the NFL has gone from private arbitration to a public showdown, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. After the Nevada Supreme Court ruled in his favor, Gruden is heading toward a civil trial that could force the NFL to open its books—and its secrets. This case goes beyond leaked emails. It’s about power, transparency, and whet...

Today we’re pulling back the curtain on Golden Beach—one of the rare places in America where you can step off your back patio onto your own private sand. We’ll walk through five parts: a “perfect day” (tennis at the residents’ courts → pistachio pancakes at Mozart Café → Aventura Mall nostalgia → home to the chef’s kitchen x3), the pros and cons, the true cost of living, what’s next for the enclav...

Thinking about moving to Downtown Miami? Here’s the real talk you won’t get on a glossy brochure. We break it into five parts: a perfect day (PAMM → lunch at Verde → Bayfront Park → second lunch at MOTEK because of course), the pros and cons, what it really costs, where it’s headed, and my Amit Rating across ten factors. The vibe: off-the-charts urban energy, packed with HENRYs (high earners, not...

Taylor Swift just broke the podcast world. Her debut on the Kelce brothers’ New Heights podcast didn’t just pull big numbers—it set a whole new standard. With over 10 million views in just 24 hours, the episode became the show’s most-watched ever and sent shockwaves across the entertainment and media industries. In this episode, we’ll break down: How Swift’s appearance turned New Heights into must...

A full, unused ticket is usually that rare treasure in the world of memorabilia. But what if I told you that for iconic events like Woodstock, the Miracle on Ice, and a legendary Beatles concert, full tickets might actually outnumber the stubs? In this episode, we flip the script on collecting logic. We unpack rare moments when an unused ticket is less elusive—and often more abundant—than the ripp...

Picture this: rough economic seas roiling all around—but luxury real estate, the ship carrying the ultra-wealthy? It’s sailing smooth as ever. In this episode, we unpack the “An Eye on the Market” insights from the 2025 Mid-Year Luxury Outlook report. We'll explore why luxury property continues to shine, even amid trade wars, inflation, and tariff threats. You’ll hear how real estate’s enduring ap...

This week’s crypto update is… huge. We’re talking about a brand-new all-time high for the entire market cap, Ethereum leading the charge like it just had three shots of espresso, and—oh yeah—public companies are now holding ETH in their treasuries. And it doesn’t stop there. A fresh executive order might soon let you add crypto to your 401(k) (imagine explaining that to your parents), and down in...

The 2025 National Sports Collectors Convention is in the books—and it was a record-breaker. In this episode, we’re diving into everything from the highs (packed crowds, smooth logistics, actual working Wi-Fi!) to the lows (dealer space drama and the birth of the rival Soo Expo for soccer collectors). We’ll talk about how Fanatics Fest and The National can both thrive, what the decision to host the...

Miami’s traffic has been a headache for decades — and I-395 has been the epicenter of that migraine. But now, the city is betting $840 million that a visually iconic, engineering-marvel bridge can change everything.   In this episode, we explore the "Connecting Miami" project and its crown jewel: the Signature Bridge — a multi-arched structure designed to do far more than just move cars.   We’ll l...

This weekend’s Goldin July Elite auction wasn’t just another sale—it was a sports memorabilia fireworks show. We’re talking a $408,700 LeBron James patch autograph, Caitlin Clark’s latest six-figure rookie card, and a Jordan-Kobe dual autograph that made serious waves. From Ichiro’s rookie card jumping 2,710% in nine years, to Shohei Ohtani’s game-used patch selling the same night he hit his 40th...