While Peter Schorsch holds many titles — blogger, consultant and editor-in-chief of Florida Politics, the most influential political website in the Sunshine State — the one of which he’s proudest is “husband and father.” That’s what makes his new podcast so exciting. Peter’s co-host is a woman every bit as accomplished as he is: his wife, Michelle Todd Schorsch. “He Said, She Said” has Peter and Michelle — previously a respected political consultant, now the CEO of the bustling Schorsch household — discussing the driving topics of the day, especially how politics really goes down in Florida. But the political talk is just a jumping off point to a wide-range of subject matter, from the latest in pop culture to some very strong opinions on family life and parenting. Listen in to hear how one political couple balances it all.
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On this episode of He Said, She Said, Michelle and Peter are fully into the Christmas spirit. They talk Christmas, Amazon and the stresses of a condensed holiday season. They break down the demise of Kamala Harris' presidential campaign and the first committee week in Tallahassee. Our hosts also welcome Rep. Tyler Sirois of Brevard County to talk about his bill, one of Michelle's favorites from last session. Rep. Sirois has re-filed the bill this year. House Bill 389 would allow for pharmacists to test and treat flu and strep at the pharmacy. Peter closes the episode with a discussion of Florida's most influential politicians of the decade.
While Peter Schorsch holds many titles — blogger, consultant and editor-in-chief of Florida Politics, the most influential political website in the Sunshine State — the one of which he’s proudest is “husband and father.” That’s what makes his new podcast so exciting. Peter’s co-host is a woman every bit as accomplished as he is: his wife, Michelle Todd Schorsch. “He Said, She Said” has Peter and Michelle — previously a respected political consultant, now the CEO of the bustling Schorsch household — discussing the driving topics of the day, especially how politics really goes down in Florida.
