‘Florida 2100’ Podcast Launch

Alvin Sherman Library
3100 Ray Ferrero Jr. Blvd. Fort Lauderdale, Davie, FL 33314

Nova Southeastern University’s Department of Humanities and Politics, in collaboration with the Xavier Cortada Foundation, recently hosted an exciting afternoon to celebrate the launch of the Florida 2100 podcast. This speculative podcast series, set in the year 2100, offers an immersive exploration of Florida’s vibrant cultural history from a future-focused perspective.

The event featured two distinguished guest speakers: Xavier Cortada, acclaimed artist, professor, and founder of the Xavier Cortada Foundation, and Adam Roberti, the Foundation’s executive director. Both shared their insights on the critical environmental and cultural challenges facing Florida as it looks towards the future. Following the presentation, audience members had the opportunity to participate in a lively Q&A session.

The event sparked important conversations about Florida’s future and how to address the issues shaping the state in the years to come.