In this June 7, 2026 episode, we look back at May 14th, which was Red Day for Keller Williams. Red Day is a day of team building, coordination, and community assistance for the employees at Keller Williams, and this year their efforts helped benefit Hoofprints in the Sand, which aids veterans battling PTSD and other mental health issues through equine-assisted therapy. Photo: 92.5 Kickin' Country
Lowcountry Forever – Hoofprints in The Sand – June 7, 2026
LOWCOUNTRY FOREVER – June 7, 2026
GUEST: Christine Greene, Keller Williams and Molly Ettinger, HITS Volunteer Coordinator
ISSUE: Community Service
This year, May 14th was Red Day for Keller Williams, a day of volunteering executed by the company on the 2nd Thursday each May. Christine Greene is the organizer of the annual event with Keller Williams and explained the purpose of Red Day in terms of the positive effect on the company’s employees as a team building exercise. This year Keller Williams volunteered to assist at Hoofprints in the Sand. Greene shared why they decided to assist Hoofprints and what tasks they would be executing at their farm. Molly Ettinger, the HITS Volunteer Coordinator, explained the needs the organization has and how they were able to partner with Keller Williams. Ettinger also shared how both individuals and organizations could also volunteer to help Hoofprints and the steps they need to take to assist.
Monday, July 20, 202607/20/2026
In this July 19, 2026 episode, we speak with Victoria Vesce, founder of VYB Wellness and South Carolina’s representative in the Miss USA 2026 pageant. The upcoming VYB Wellness Strength in Community event seeks to help women with physical and mental wellbeing while providing a community of support and empowerment.
Monday, July 20, 202607/20/2026
In this July 19, 2026 episode, we speak with Chef Edwin Wright, Officer Jessie Demalo, and NCPD Senior Administrative Assistant Whitney Lawrence about the North Charleston Police Department’s annual back-to-school supply drive, happening August 1st.
Monday, July 13, 202607/13/2026
In this July 12, 2026 episode, we talk with Michael Allen, a historian of Gullah Geechee culture, about the upcoming Sweetgrass Festival and the history of sweetgrass baskets.
Monday, July 6, 202607/06/2026
In this July 5, 2026 episode, we speak with Justin Ramel from the Summerville YMCA about their continuing summer programs and the upcoming Summerville YMCA Youth Triathlon happening in August. Justin dives into the details about what the Youth Tri is, where it takes place, and how you can enter your child to participate today.
Monday, July 6, 202607/06/2026
In this July 5, 2026 episode, we talk with Steve Quirk, the Chief Brokerage Officer with Robinhood. Steve explains the usefulness of the new Trump Accounts, which are federally established, tax-advantaged investment account for U.S. children under 18, designed to give them a financial head start with a $1,000 government seed contribution.
