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Florida UncutAuthor: Mason Gravley
Get ready to dive into Florida's vibrant conservation community with Florida Uncut. Each episode is a conversation with the people doing the work to protect and connect wild Florida. Whether you're a seasoned environmentalist or simply love the state of Florida, this podcast is here to inspire you with captivating stories and firsthand experiences from the often unsung heroes dedicated to safeguarding Florida's breathtaking natural areas and species, ensuring the real Florida remains forever 'uncut'. New episodes every month...or so. Podcast artwork by the extremely talented @oldfloridavibes Language: en-us Genres: Nature, Science, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Todd Wiseman Jr. & Christa Boarini: A Land Remembered Film Adaptation
Thursday, 12 February, 2026
Since its release in 1984, A Land Remembered has been described as a lightning bolt on Florida’s culture, becoming required reading in Florida classrooms for years, not just as historical fiction, but as an inheritance of a way of life that once was. The story of the MacIvey family’s rise from poverty to prominence spans 150 years of Florida history, tracing the tension between survival, ambition, stewardship, and loss. It has captured the hearts and minds of those who identify with “old Florida”, and in no small part has inspired countless individuals, even a generation, to protect the land in which these stories take place. In fact, go look on the bookshelf of anyone remotely associated with old Florida and you’re guaranteed to find a copy of the iconic book. In this episode, I sit down with Todd Wiseman Jr. and Christa Boarini, the director and producer spearheading the television adaptation of A Land Remembered. This isn’t just a conversation about the mechanics of filmmaking. It’s about why this story, right now, matters for how Floridians see their land, their heritage, and the wild places still worth protecting.The conversation moves beyond filmmaking and storytelling to conservation itself. If policy protects land on paper, storytelling protects it in our hearts and identity. And storytelling, as we discuss, is one of our most powerful conservation tools.Filming for this series is slated to start this spring. Follow along with all the updates at https://www.alandremembered.orgSupport Florida Uncut on Patreon
