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On September 18, 2025, the Capital Tiger Bay Club heard from former Florida Congressman David Jolly. His talk included multiple topics, such as affordability, school choice, public health and the future of Florida’s political landscape.

Ronald Temple, Chief Market Strategist for Lazard’s Financial Advisory and Asset Management businesses, talks inflation, tariffs, and labor supply - and their impact on GDP - together with the latest developments in Europe, China, and Japan, and where the U.S. fits in going forward, before the Club’s September 15, 2025 meeting.

This week, 411 Teen talks with Victor Wang, CEO of Stockpile (an online brokerage company) on the importance of financial literacy and the lifelong journey of building, budgeting and managing your capital.

Tallahassee Mayor John Dailey had plenty to say about many different topics during his October 28, 2025, appearance at NEBA, the Network of Entrepreneurs and Business Advocates. Among the considerations, the proposed takeover of Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare by Florida State University and sale of the Capital City Country Club, the site of that very luncheon meeting.

This week, 411 Teen launches a new monthly program: Gen Z Lens. Gen Z Lens brings together members of the Gen Z community to discuss a broad range of topics.

Politics RAPP, a regular feature of 411 TEEN, explores local, state and national political happenings with a team of dedicated students from Rickards High School's International Baccalaureate program, sharing their perspectives and discussing the significance and impact of current politics.

Second Judicial Circuit Judge Terry Lewis moderated a panel discussion of wrongful death litigation, Florida tort reform and the seemingly endless battle between insurance companies and trial attorneys. Panelists for that lively conversation consisted of Tallahassee attorneys Andy Bolin and Dana Brooks, representing two perspectives on a complex issue.

The steady ascendancy of the GOP in Florida over the past generation was explained by Republican Party of Florida Chairman Evan Power and Executive Director Bill Helmich. Their discussion of the State of the Florida GOP included some redistricting math, what flipped Miami-Dade red and a prediction of a five-seat congressional pickup in Florida during the 2026 midterms.

As assistant state attorney for Florida's Second Judicial Circuit, Georgia Cappleman has had many fascinating cases. But only the murder of Florida State University Law Professor Dan Markel and the intricate web of malice and revenge that led to his death lifted her to national prominence as the lead prosecutor. She shares many riveting tales of how that case has impacted her personal and professional life with Tiger Bay Club members.

On tonight’s program: Republicans are pushing an annual day to honor the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk; While President Trump is urging states to not regulate AI, Florida is moving forward with some attempt at putting guardrails on the technology; What happens when tax credits run out for folks on the Affordable Care Act marketplace?; Some mainstream religious groups have been trying to persuade Florida lawmakers to back off the state’s support for what they consider federal overreach on immigration; It’s hard to make good decisions if good information isn’t available to guide them. That pretty much sums up the current situation with how many people really need the food provided by SNAP benefits; And despite the best efforts of conservationists and others, the Florida Panther is in worse shape than ever.