Local Hour: 305 Day (feat. Paula Lavigne & Dan Arruda)
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What is the significance of March 5th in Miami culture?
We're late starting this because Chris Cody was shouting, Headphones, Zazz! You need headphones! And Zazz couldn't hear him from underneath the bald cap. Couldn't hear, didn't know that he had to put on his headphones.
Trying to look authentic.
So before we get to today's show, can you guys explain to me why it is that as I'm doing some research for a story about Brian Pata and murder, I'm hearing you guys throw chancletas in the other room? Dan, what day is it today? It's Thursday. Okay, what date? I don't know. What is it? March 4th? March 5th. 305. Our same area code, 305. So it's 305 day. Dan, have you heard of 305 day? Isn't it 035 day? Yeah. If you're in Europe, buddy, this is America, Jack. What do you mean? You put the day in front of the month now? This isn't America, Jack. This is Miami, Jack. Exactly right. And this is a couple year standing long tradition where Miamians make a big deal out of this day to celebrate all things Miami. Exactly right, Mike.
Trista, do you know anything about 305 Day? You're dancing as if you're feeling it in your waist.
Well, I like the music.
How did the 'Murder at the U' podcast bring attention to Bryan Pata's case?
HR?
That was weird, right? Let's just keep going. Don't make it weird. Never heard of it, but I hear that I've got some things that I need to do. I've got, like, a station. Don't let people have some sort of thing. What are we doing? What do you mean?
What's a station? What does she mean? What is she talking about? Dan, I brought in some firepower, okay, for 305 Day. We brought in 305 legends here to the studio to make things happen. We're going to make things a little spicy, okay, a little exciting here on 305 Day later on in the show.
Percolator? Some sort of percolator? Coffee maker or something?
We're percolating a lot. It's a competition. Yeah. A team competition with all sorts of Miami-centric things that you have to accomplish. Don't tell them too much. You are the most Miami. I'm not telling them too much. Don't tell them too much.
I'm not the most.
I'm literally not telling them too much. Don't tell them too much.
I'm not the most Miami.
What were the major flaws in the investigation of Bryan Pata's murder?
I know that. I don't think I'm going to. I think I'm not going to be successful at this.
I couldn't have been more vague. Don't tell them too much.
This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
The Charlotte Hornets, huh?
Yeah.
Trista said yesterday, the most fun team in the league. They beat the last three defending champions by 20 plus points. And it's the first team to do that in 60 years. The Hornets. This is the best stretch they've ever had.
They only had to be bad for a decade to do it.
It's the best that you've seen a team beat the hell out of other teams in the last six games since the 2017-2018 Warriors. We are talking about the next, next, next, next defending champs.
They're over 500. Do you think you'd ever be alive to see the day?
They're 16-3 in their last 19, and that starting lineup with Brandon Miller and LaMelo Ball and Knipple is 20-2 this season. Moose. Moose, yeah. You forgot about Moose Diabate, Dan. I did forget about him. because I didn't know about him. You didn't know about the Moose? I'm just learning about it, but I wrote it down. I'm an NBA guy this week. Look, the East? Interesting. No, I'm into the NBA, at least in one conference.
What led to the mistrial in Bryan Pata's case?
Right now, there's a very real chance that, because, you know, the Miami Heat, they're going to be a planned team. It's their invitational every year. There's a very real chance that the final game of the play-in to get the number eight seed, is Charlotte at Miami in a winner-take-all.
Who are you supposed to be dressed like? Seriously. It seems like one of the men in black done poorly. Like, if they were bald, if the men in black in the Matrix, you know. You are Jason Statham? Agent Smith. Keep going. Who are you supposed to be right now, and why do you have a bald cap on your bald head?
I'm going for authenticity. You know about that authenticity?
The authenticity would be if you had just your normal bald head. Well, who are you? What are you being today?
Well, this is 305 Day, number one, so I don't know why it's taking you so many guesses.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the significance of March 5th in Miami culture?
0:00–1:15
2
How did the 'Murder at the U' podcast bring attention to Bryan Pata's case?
1:15–2:04
3
What were the major flaws in the investigation of Bryan Pata's murder?
2:04–3:34
4
What led to the mistrial in Bryan Pata's case?
3:34–4:40
5
How has the Pata family been affected by the ongoing investigation?
4:40–6:39
6
What evidence remains a mystery in the Pata case?
6:39–8:42
7
What insights do the guests provide about the role of media in criminal investigations?
8:42–9:45
8
What does justice look like for the Pata family according to the guests?
9:45–40:36
Speakers
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