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Marisa Roman

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Marisa Roman’s Biography

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I'm a storyteller at heart, crafting compelling narratives across articles, fiction, and screenwriting while shaping brand voices as a creative strategist. A passionate traveler, my adventures—whether road-tripping in a Sprinter van or exploring abroad—have been featured in top publications, inspiring others to explore. As a podcast producer and host, I bring travel tales to life through immersive audio storytelling. With a sharp editorial eye and a knack for visual storytelling, I blend writin…

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Seaside to Alys Beach: Where Florida's New Urbanism Comes Alive

Seaside to Alys Beach: Where Florida's New Urbanism Comes Alive

Learn about how Florida's Scenic Highway 30A became a living showcase of New Urbanism. From Seaside's groundb…

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I Never Gave Florida's Gulf Coast Its Due: Until A Long Weekend Of Exploration Changed It All

I Never Gave Florida's Gulf Coast Its Due: Until A Long Weekend Of Exploration Changed It All

St. Petersburg, Clearwater, and Dunedin are some of the most underrated areas of Florida. Here's why you shou…

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Food Trends, Virality, and Impact: The Social Media Revolution in the Culinary World

Food Trends, Virality, and Impact: The Social Media Revolution in the Culinary World

On this podcast episode, learn how social media shapes food trends, fuels viral culinary moments, and transfo…

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Resilience and Revival: Exploring Fort Myers and Bonita Springs Post-Hurricane

Resilience and Revival: Exploring Fort Myers and Bonita Springs Post-Hurricane

Discover the enduring spirit of Fort Myers and Bonita Springs, Florida, as we explore top attractions, dining…

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The Road to Heaven is Paved with Warm Cinnamon Bread from Wicked Bread Co. in Florida

The Road to Heaven is Paved with Warm Cinnamon Bread from Wicked Bread Co. in Florida

Explore Wicked Bread Co. in Plantation, Forida, a bakery known for its artisan cinnamon bread, indulgent past…

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Dive Bars: Where Community, Nostalgia, and Inclusivity Collide

Dive Bars: Where Community, Nostalgia, and Inclusivity Collide

Dive bars are more than places to grab a drink; they're snapshots of authenticity, inclusion, and resilience.…

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Why This 19th-Century Arizona Ghost Town Is Slowly Sliding Down a Mountain

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By Marisa Roman Verified
| Only in Your State
Arizona's fall story usually points people toward Sedona and the high country, but Jerome, perched a few thousand feet above the Verde Valley, deserves its own stop on the way. Built onto a slope so steep that the Chamber of Commerce describes a walk through town as a workout, this former copper boomtown once held more than 10,000 people and now counts fewer than 500.
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This Alaska Town’s Honorary Mayor Is a Cat, and Fall Is Her Busy Season

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By Marisa Roman Verified
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Most people plan an Alaska trip around summer's endless daylight, which is exactly why Talkeetna in the fall feels like a discovery. This two-block town of about a thousand people sits at the confluence of three rivers, with Denali rising in the distance whenever the clouds cooperate. Founded in 1916 as a railroad headquarters, it has kept its frontier character even as it became one of Alaska's best-known base camps.
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15 Hidden Coves Across the U.S. That No Road Will Take You To

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By Marisa Roman Verified
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Some of the best shorelines in this country don't come with a parking lot. You can't pull over, take the photo, and drive on to lunch. You have to want it a little. That's the idea behind this list. Every cove below asks for something first, whether that's a mile of muddy forest, a paddle across open water, or the patience to wait out a tide. If you've already explored our hidden-gem beaches nationwide, treat this as the version that requires better shoes.
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