Episode 106- The Great Flood of 1947

Florida Men on Florida Man

Wayne McCarty

Comedy, History

4.9 • 783 Ratings

🗓️ 9 December 2020

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Greg, Wayne, Josh, and Cameron discuss world records, vengeful women, past episode trivia, and the bewildering story of a flood that ended one of Florida's longest droughts.

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0:00.0	Way down upon the Swanee River far, far away.
0:07.0	That's where my heart is your knee never home where the old folks stay.
0:15.0	Welcome to Florida Mint on Florida Man with Greg, Wayne, Josh, and Cameron.
0:29.5	The podcast where Floridians discuss the legends, lore, and crazy stories that always seem to take place in Florida.
0:34.9	If you're here for the very first time, each week Cameron covers headlines.
0:37.3	Josh helps us get to know each other.
0:37.6	Hey.
0:40.6	Wayne tells us about our history and our legends.
0:41.2	Awesome.
0:47.5	And Greg, this evening, is acting as a footstool for our community manager, Jason.
0:48.3	What's up, Jason?
0:49.6	That's no intro.
0:50.4	Thanks for having me.
0:52.0	Sorry, that's no intro to Jason.
0:53.0	He's a better one.
0:53.7	Jason. Jason. He needs a better one. Jason. Okay, we just said to you literally an hour ago, stop beatboxing.
1:00.5	You told me I had one line in this.
1:02.3	I don't even know if you could call that beatboxing.
1:05.0	It's more like a stutter.
1:06.6	It sounded like you were choking and trying to talk at the same time.
1:09.1	Well, that could have been what's happened.
1:10.6	It's a different technique.
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