On today’s episode of Vero’s Voice Podcast, Doolin sits down with Vero Beach author Kenny Gould, a fantasy writer known for crafting strange worlds, fun adventure stories for people of all ages, that may or may not include a talking potato.

Kenny is the creator of The Toroth-Gol Series, and Doolin as an ultra fantasy nerd is very excited to sit down with him and get into it.

In this episode, we dive into Kenny’s journey from beer writer and entrepreneur to full-time fantasy author, explore the creative process behind building chaotic and immersive worlds, and find some common ground in our love of fantasy storytelling.

If you’re into fantasy, writing, or just enjoy a conversation that doesn't take itself too seriously, pull up a chair and give a listen.

This episode of Vero’s Voice Podcast is a very special one.

For the first time in ten years, Doolin is stepping back onto the stage... this time as Cliff Bradshaw in Vero Beach Theatre Guild's production of Cabaret. And to celebrate, he’s joined by two incredible castmates: Sabrina, who brings the iconic Sally Bowles to life, and Sara, who plays the bold and unforgettable Fraulein Kost.

Together, they dive into what makes Cabaret such a powerful, timeless show. From stepping into these legendary roles, to the electric energy in rehearsals, to the excitement (and nerves!) of opening night, and the importance of theatre and the arts in your community.

Whether you’re a theatre lover, a supporter of arts in the community, or just curious what happens behind the curtain, this is one you won’t want to miss.

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Doolin goes solo for a deep dive into one of Vero Beach’s most controversial and fascinating legends — The Vero Man.

Once believed to be proof that early humans lived right here in Vero Beach during the last Ice Age, the discovery sparked national attention, heated debates, and decades of unanswered questions. But was the Vero Man truly ancient… or was something else going on beneath the surface?

In this episode, we rewind the clock, sift through fossils, and explore the mystery that put Vero Beach on the prehistoric map. It’s local history — but make it ancient, strange, and just a little unsettling.

🎧 Tune in and decide for yourself…

On today’s episode of the Vero’s Voice Podcast, Doolin sits down with David Carrier and Ben Tursi to talk about The Frances Foundation, a 100% volunteer organization dedicated to bringing joy, comfort, and financial support to kids fighting cancer and their families. With their upcoming 5K in Vero Beach, David and Ben share the inspiring story behind the foundation, the legacy of Frances J. Heugle, and the real impact their mission has had over the past 20 years. From creating unforgettable “smile moments” to relieving financial burdens for families in crisis, this episode highlights the power of compassion and community. Tune in, get inspired, and learn how you can get involved.

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This week on Vero’s Voice Podcast, I’m kicking off our "Brewvember" series with Ray Hooker, the mastermind behind Indian River Distillery right here in Vero Beach!

If you love local flavor, craft spirits, and a peek behind the scenes of a true Treasure Coast gem, you won’t want to miss this episode!

In this episode, Doolin chats with Elliese Shaughnessy, founder of the social group Young Adults of Vero Beach, about what it’s like trying to make friends, network, and maybe even date in a town known for its retirement scene.

They talk trivia nights, awkward icebreakers, growing a community from scratch, and how Vero’s younger crowd is quietly making its mark. A fun, upbeat conversation about finding your people and keeping Vero Beach young at heart.

Doolin sits down with local film maker, Rod Costner, creator of the indie comedy, Bob from Vero Beach, the story of a wise-cracking fish-man with plenty of local flavor. They dive into how the film was made, what inspired the off-beat story, and how our town itself became a character in this movie. A fun behind the scenes look at local creativity on the Treasure Coast.

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The Vero Beach Theatre Guild is bringing Mel Brooks' monstrously funny musical Young Frankenstein to life and Doolin sat down with two of its stars, Sara Gordon and Josh Kent, for a hilarious conversation on today's Vero's Voice Podcast.

Sara and Josh give us a peek behind the curtain, sharing stories from rehearsals, the challenge of balancing musical theatre with physical comedy, and struggling to keep a straight face onstage. Whether you're fan of the 1974 film, or new to community theatre, Young Frankenstein at the Theatre Guild is pure, electrifying fun.