AOSB VIDEOS

Episode 69 of Alive on South Beach introduces La Cerveceria de Barrio, a new restaurant on Lincoln Road, along with Miami Swim Week, American Comics artist, writer, herstorian, & cartoonist Trina Robbins at the Miami Book Fair, and a peek into Brit Week.

In Episode 68 of “Alive on South Beach” Dena Stewart and Stewart Stewart go to Art Basel/Miami Beach, the Miami Book Fair (Miami Dade College), NATPE (National Association of Television Program Executives), A Taste of the Garden (Miami Beach Botanical Garden), and Art Deco Weekend street fair – where they discover less bling and more business.

Episode 67 – Alive on South Beach finds fun and food at the Home Show, Seafood Festival, and in NYC.

Congratulations to Belkys Nerey and Craig Stevens as they celebrate their 14th Anniversary co-anchoring the news on WSVN – Channel 7.

Episode 66 of Alive on South Beach includes bathing beauties, French Baguettes, Rogue Lifestyle “toys” for the one-percenters, French Cuisine at its best, the re-opening of Espanola Way, and the reason being “Alive on South Beach” is so special.

In Episode 65 of Alive on South Beach, at the 2017 NATPE Miami Expo (National Association of Television Program Executives) Dena and Stewart spoke with reality star Brooke Hogan, along with several television content providers and hopefuls. Barney Rosenzweig, Television Producer visited the Stewarts in their studio to talk about his current interests, and at the Miami Book Fair, Tom Austin, former night-life columnist talks about his most memorable times on South Beach.

Episode 64 of Alive on South Beach features Art Basel|Miami Beach; Jazz Stylist Nicole Henry; Brit Week; Miami Book Fair authors who talk about magic mushrooms and religion, and another author who talks about the exciting life of a celebrity bodyguard.

Episode 63 of “Alive on South Beach” introduces a new season of exciting art, food, fashion, film and literary events and, of course, the people who make them all possible.

In Episode 62 of Alive on South Beach, Dena and Stewart met creative people with passion and talent, saw powerful films, talked to informative writers, looked at Cuban art, and “networked”.