Host & creator
Alana K. Vandeveer
Entrepreneur · Commercial real estate professional · Community advocate · Media host
Curious, direct, prepared—and always listening. Alana brings practical judgment, warmth, and genuine curiosity to conversations about people, public life, faith, service, business, and the ideas shaping our communities.
Raised in a civically engaged Minnesota family and now based in South Florida, Alana is drawn to the people behind the title—the experience, conviction, choices, setbacks, service, and ideas that make a conversation worth hearing.
Experience beyond the microphone.
Alana K. Vandeveer is an entrepreneur, commercial real estate professional, community advocate, and media host. That mix of business, community involvement, and public-facing work informs a style of interviewing that is practical without being transactional and curious without being performative.
Her interests cross business, leadership, public service, faith, wellness, technology, culture, community, and the people who step forward when something needs to be done.
Preparation first. Conversation second.
The goal is not to force every guest into the same format. Alana approaches interviews by learning enough beforehand to ask better questions, then listening closely enough to follow the conversation somewhere more useful.
Guests include leaders, experts, entrepreneurs, advocates, artists, athletes, public servants, public figures, and compelling everyday people. An appearance is an opportunity for a substantive conversation—not an automatic endorsement of every view associated with the guest.
“If someone isn’t in the room, don’t talk about them.”
A South Florida show with a wider reach.
The Alana Show is built around in-depth interviews and a permanent conversation archive, grounded in South Florida and available through radio, video, podcast platforms, and worldwide streaming.
The site is designed to preserve more than an episode link: conversations connect to permanent guest profiles, recurring topics, editorial collections, and the larger body of work around the show.
Bring the right conversation to the table.
For media inquiries, guest ideas, community stories, partnerships, or other professional contact, use the show's direct inquiry channel so the request reaches the right context.