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Premier Sotheby’s powerhouse Judie Berger, the #1 realtor on Siesta Key talks with Siesta Sand Live host Natalie Gutwein and shares an exclusive Q2 2025 market update and the numbers are encouragingly surprising.

Mike Holderness, Siesta Key business owner, board member of Sarasota County Tourism Development Council, and has been longtime Siesta Key advocate for water quality, sea turtle protection, beach management, and beach nourishment among other critical topics impacting life on Siesta Key. In this episode Holderness talks with Siesta Sand Live Host Natalie Gutwein about the current state of Siesta Key.

Clay Robinson, co-founder & owner of Sarasota-based Sun King Brewery, and producer of Siesta Beach Light (SBL) talks with Siesta Sand Live Host Natalie Gutwein on today's episode. Grab a cold one and tune into this episode.

Larry Frankel, Siesta Key Photo Bomber "bombs" the Siesta Sand Live Podcast with host Natalie Gutwein on this episode.

Siesta Sand Live host Natalie Gutwein talks with TJ Nutter, president of Nutter Custom Construction about the decision-making process in determining to build new or renovating a current home. Nutter Construction has been building in the local community for over 30 years and provides high-end residential homes.

Host Natalie Gutwein speaks with Pat Chandler-Smith & Conner Stigner of the Siesta Key Chapel on this episode of Siesta Sand Live.

Siesta Sand Live host Natalie Gutwein sits down with Siesta Key icon Wendall Jacobson — longtime manager of the legendary Beach Bazaar and a 34-year veteran of the Village scene. As a board member of the Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce, Wendall shares insider perspectives on the heart of the island.

Also joining the episode: Premier Sotheby’s powerhouse Judie Berger, the #1 realtor on Siesta Key. She delivers an exclusive Q1 2025 market update and what’s next for real estate on the Key.

Host Natalie Gutwein talks with Scott Gerber, aka the Tube Dude, how he went from shipbuilder to creating beautiful hand-crafted metal crafted art for businesses, homes, and public spaces. Plus, Natalie explores the vibrant Siesta Key live music scene with Raul Jimenez, founder of Siesta Key Music Scene Facebook page and local musician J Santi.

Siesta Sand Live host Natalie Gutwein interviews Mike Granthon, partner at Above the Bar Hospitality Group and a board member of the Siesta Key Association. Granthon discusses a range of topics, including his passion project—the rebeautification of Siesta Key.

Host Natalie Gutwein interviews Siesta Key Mike Evanoff, president of Midnight Pass Society II, owns and operates Evie’s Management Group - a diverse group of local businesses that includes restaurants, bars, golf center, car wash, and commercial real estate.

Host Natalie Gutwein interviews local artist & author James Richards and Suzanne Armbruster who spearheaded the effort to clean up storm debris and sand piles on Stickney Point Road from Tamiami Trail to Midnight Pass.

Siesta Sand Live host, Natalie Gutwein, sits down with Chris Brown, a long-time business owner and restaurateur, and one of the most influential figures on Siesta Key.

Siesta Sand Live Host Natalie Gutwein speaks with Sarasota County Commissioner Mark Smith on a variety of topics including the potential of Siesta Key condos voluntary demolitions and rebuilding.

Host Natalie Gutwein interviews newly elected District 3 - Sarasota County Commissioner and former Sarasota Sheriff Tom Knight in Episode 8 of the Siesta Sand Live Podcast.

Get an update on the Siesta Key real estate market for 2025 as Host Natalie Gutwein talks with Judie Berger, Siesta Key resident of 30 years and the #1 realtor on Siesta Key since 2005 working for Premier Sotheby's. Also, joining Natalie in this episode is Jean Cannon, former SKA board member and local champion of the mini-reef program that has been a huge success on Siesta Key in helping to clean the canal water.

Siesta Sand Live host Natalie Gutwein talks with actor, comedian, and Siesta Key resident Steve White.

Pilot of Episode of Siesta Sand's Weekly Podcast at Captain Jack's Host Natalie Gutwein talks with Siesta Key business owner and board member of Sarasota Visitor Tourism Mike Holderness, Jamie Miller, Executive Director of Save Midnight Pass, Brian Wigglesworth, Master Sand Sculptor and founder of the Crystal Classic, and Judie Berger, Siesta Key resident of 30 years and #1 realtor on Siesta Key since 2005 working for Premier Sotheby's discuss the impact of the recent storms on Siesta Key and how the island is trying to get back to normal.

In this episode, host Natalie Gutwein talks with Siesta Key business owner, hotelier, and resident Dave Balot. Balot purchased the Wells Fargo property located on 5810 Midnight Pass Road was recently approved to build a hotel on the site. In this interview, Balot shares the journey, legal challenges, and plans for the hotel exclusively with Siesta Sand Live. Did you miss the Siesta Key Holiday Parade? No worries, we have outtakes of the parade on this episode. This will certainly put you in a festive spirit.

Siesta Sand Live host talks with Siesta Key resident and advocate, Lourdes Ramirez.

This episode of Siesta Sand Live host Natalie Gutwein talks with the following guests: Siesta Key Association President, Catherine Luckner, and Treasurer Robert Luckner share the latest goings on with the SKA. A must listen! Eric Fleming, Chair of Siesta Key Chamber of Commerce, talks about the Chamber's plans for the holidays including the parade, Santa's visit, and much more. Dave Skaggs, local artist that walks the Siesta Key beaches and picks up trash and then uses it to create art - a true trash to treasures story.

This episode of Siesta Sand Live features host Natalie Gutwein interviewing Sarasota County Commissioner Mark Smith about the current state of the hurricane clean up and his thoughts on the recent local election results and potential impact it will have on Siesta Key. Also appearing is Tracy Jackson, president of Save Siesta Key shares her personal hurricane story and how a group of people came to her rescue. Tracy is joined by Jennifer Rogers, local resident and saint who was instrumental in organizing the "group of strangers" that came to Tracy's aid. It is quite a story. Finally, Dallas Lowe, entertainment director at Captain Curt's speaks about the impact of the two hurricanes and the extraordinary effort to get Captain Curt's Village back online and welcoming guests.