Our Work

Throughout Fall 2024, the five of us have dedicated time to crafting a five-part multimedia project that focuses on uplifting local food businesses in Miami. From a podcast series, to a photo gallery, to a website, to a text piece, and ultimately a 10-minute documentary, we have surveyed the local food business scene in Miami, sharing the stories of business owners, content creators,

and local business supporters as we explore the "magic" behind the Magic City.

Click each photo to see each project in full.

Click the photo to listen to our podcast.

305PICE - Our podcast series

When one thinks of Miami, the word “culture” may come to mind. In a city that blends a palette of cultures from all over the world, there’s one factor that stirs the colorful mix and adds a special flavor of home: the food. The 305PICE podcast spotlights the home-grown stories of local businesses that embody the diverse culture of Miami. Each episode showcases the uniqueness of these local restaurants and small businesses among the various well-known franchises that commodify the 305. Although your taste buds are far away, tune in as we bring the spice straight to your ears.

Photo Gallery - Erre Ice Cream

Food trucks make up a significant part of the local and small business community. We connected with Erre Ice Cream, an ice cream truck that often sets up shop in Tropical Park at a weekly food truck event, to showcase a day in the life of their work.

Click the photo to see our photo gallery.

Text piece - Mi casa es tu casa, welcome to Calle Ocho

Miami is known for its melting pot-type culture. When visitors come to Miami, they flock from all over the world, and one item that is sure to be at the top of their list is the food. In this article, we interview a local food critic and other local businesses to see their takes on the impact that Miami's local food scene has on tourism.

Click the photo to read our text piece.

Calle Ocho - La Ventanita de Miami
- short-form documentary

This documentary is an ode to the power that local businesses have in Miami's cultural, economic, and social landscape. It was mainly shot on location on Calle Ocho in Little Havana, a historic street in Miami's history. Meet 3 local business owners, a Liberty City resident who has dedicated his life to uplifting local business owners, and a local chef who has seen the ins and outs of the food industry. Between these 5 points of view, this documentary explores the successes, the difficulties, and the stories that make up this special part of Miami.