"Mal Thursday hosts Florida Rocks Again!, a syndicated radio hour chronicling the state’s musical history. The time frame is from mid-’50s R&B and rockabilly to a little past Skynyrd’s plane crash, with a bold mix of the famous and the obscure."

-- ORLANDO WEEKLY

"Here's something Floridians can feel good about...Great show...totally pro-Florida."

-- THE ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD

"[Florida Rocks Again!] educates the audience while entertaining it...Takes your head places it hasn't been since 1968."

-- FOLIOWEEKLY

"Spent all of last evening listening to the shows. Must admit it was the best evening the little woman and I have had in a long time. Looking forward to more episodes."

--- Ron Armstrong, Ft. Lauderdale, FL

"Was listening to the 'Cryin' Time' episode last night, and followed it up immediately with the previous edition, 'Florida Time.' This is still the best podcast out there."

--- Charlie Blimey, Somehere in the UK

"Too bad I didn’t learn to appretiate Florida’s musical history until after I moved away from it."

--- Nick K., Los Angeles, CA

"Thanks so much for the 'Tampa Bay Teen Scene' episode. Fine show."

--- Ronny Elliot, Tampa, FL

"muy buena sesion… me gusta, me gusta la seleccion!!! baby baby…"

--- M.Tanaka, Barcelona, Spain

"Hey, I love this show. I used to tag along when my brother's band the Dark Horseman played shows in Tallahassee back in '66...Thanks for putting it all together."

-- Don Roof, Lake City, FL

"The best radio show on the internet. Florida rules!"

--- THE WEEKLY PLANET

"Yahooo!! Florida Rocks Again! is back! I, like millions of other Americans, recieved an iPod for the Holidays. I downloaded the Florida Rocks Again! podcasts as soon as I could. I love these things. Great tunes, great presentation...Thank you, Mal Thursday. Keep up the great efforts. You have the best podcast on iTunes. Now, I look for reasons to walk the dog or mow the grass, just to listen. If you haven't heard these podcasts, I strongly suggest that you do. The tunes are all classic and the recordings even more so."

--- Billy DeMoya, Miami, FL