Episode 14 of "The Orlando Shine Show" was recorded at The Porch Winter Park(Website) with guest hosts Moses DeWitt of JustCallMoe (Website) and Don Almeida, That Mortgage Guy Don (Website).

Topics this week include an opening date for the long-awaited H Mart, the closing of multiple PDQ locations, Christina Hollerbach stepping away from Hollerbach's German Restaurant to start her own consulting firm and to run for mayor, the return of Nosferatu to the Renaissance Theatre Company, Enzian's lineup for this year's "13 Films of Halloween," an update to Apopka's Main Street mural hullabaloo, and the opening of a new secret pizza window in Audubon Park.

Tune in to "The Orlando Shine Show" every Friday at 8 p.m. on Real Radio 104.1 FM or catch the podcast to keep up with all of the top headlines in Central Florida each week.

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Episode 13 of "The Orlando Shine Show" was recorded at Moa Kai Hawaiian Diner (Website) in The Milk District, where they "make food that makes people happy," inspired by the people, culture, and flavors of Hawaii. Yes, they have spam.

Topics this week include the first episode of a new Radio Play series called "The Adventures of Ada Quark" (be sure to listen during the break or you'll miss it), drama in Apopka over a mural commissioned by a Main Street based on a design they didn't have approval for, Red Bull's upcoming tandem rollercoaster obstacle course event in Altamonte Springs, the leaders of Critical Mass walking away from the event because of the "wheelie kids," and Shaq's music career.

Tune in to "The Orlando Shine Show" every Friday at 8 p.m. on Real Radio 104.1 FM or catch the podcast to keep up with all of the top headlines in Central Florida each week.

Want to invite us to your restaurant or business for a future episode?
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Episode 12 of "The Orlando Shine Show" was recorded at Beefy King (Website) in The Milk Distrcit, a third-generation family-owned restaurant that serves up steamed hot sandwiches and crowd-favorite tater tots.

Topics this week include a call for submissions for Orlando Magazine's 2026 Women of the Year awards, the recent removal of the Pulse Memorial Crosswalk by an overly zealous FDOT, police calls to Taco Bell Cantina, a call to fix the downtown movie theater space in The Plaza building, the upcoming Science Night Live, the ever-present, never-going-away construction fencing at City Hall that could be a great blank canvas for an art installation, and more.

Tune in to "The Orlando Shine Show" every Friday at 8 p.m. on Real Radio 104.1 FM or catch the podcast to keep up with all of the top headlines in Central Florida each week.

Want to invite us to your restaurant or business for a future episode?
Email us at brendan@orlandoshine.com!