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On this episode of Tales From South Florida we look at attorney extraordinaire, Ellis Rubin, who for a time in the 70's through the 90's dominated the South Florida headlines with what one judge called "Psychobabble Defenses".

From the Broward couple filming sex acts in their bedroom closet to the the teenager who murdered his neighbor because of TV to being instrumental in getting the NFL television blackouts lifted, Ellis Rubin was front and center of many high-profile legal cases.
And South Florida ate them up.

Join me on this TALK down Memory Lane as we remember the extraordinary, Ellis Rubin

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Indoor venues for concerts were hard to find back in the day. Your choices were...well, one. The Hollywood Sportatorium. Until 1976 that is. Then in a little town called Sunrise, known mostly for condos, delis and retirees, a magical place was built that would host the biggest names in show biz; from Sinatra to Buffett and more.

It was the Sunrise Musical Theater and the stories and memories for those of us who lived here when it was open almost rival that of the Sporto itself.

Then, if you wanted a more intimate setting, you only had to drive a few miles east to Fort Lauderdale to a one-of-a-kind musical experience at Musician's Exchange.

Join Bill Monty on a TALK down Memory Lane on this episode of Tales From South Florida.
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Past episodes relating to this one:
Hollywood Sportatorium - The Hollywood Sportatorium (buzzsprout.com)
Pirates World - Pirates World (buzzsprout.com)
https://youtu.be/UJtnJwhx6VI?si=yJOPWJH1yaFNRzEl

Support the show

Click the Leave A Message link above to text Bill Monty...FREE!

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