The Eat Beat
Special | 6m 17sVideo has Closed Captions
The Sun Sentinel's Michael Mayo talks about his new work on the eat beat.
From sports to politics, the Sun Sentinel's Michael Mayo has been informing and entertaining readers for 27 years, but as he says in his latest post: “not everybody votes, but everyone has to eat.” Now he plans to go beyond the typical food review in his latest gig as dining critic with the publication’s blog – SouthFlorida.com.
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Issues is a local public television program presented by WPBT
The Eat Beat
Special | 6m 17sVideo has Closed Captions
From sports to politics, the Sun Sentinel's Michael Mayo has been informing and entertaining readers for 27 years, but as he says in his latest post: “not everybody votes, but everyone has to eat.” Now he plans to go beyond the typical food review in his latest gig as dining critic with the publication’s blog – SouthFlorida.com.
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