Lowcountry Forever

Lowcountry Forever

Lowcountry Forever

Monday, May 4, 202605/04/2026

Lowcountry Forever – James Island Yacht Club – May 3, 2026

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In this May 3, 2026 episode, we talk with Mark Semken, one of the directors with the James Island Yacht Club’s King Mackerel and Inshore Fishing Tournament, as well as Zach Volousky with Pickles People, a non-profit children’s health charity that is benefitting from this year’s fishing tournament.

Monday, April 27, 202604/27/2026

Lowcountry Forever – Charleston Charity Duck Race – Apr. 26, 2026

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In this April 26, 2026 episode, we speak to Frank Conway of the Rotary Club of Daniel Island on this year’s annual Charleston Charity Duck Race, which sees hundreds of rubber ducks floating down the Wando River with the goal of raising money for local charities.

Monday, April 20, 202604/20/2026

Lowcountry Forever – North Charleston Composting – Apr. 19, 2026

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In this April 19, 2026 episode, we talk how composting and recycling benefits the Lowcountry with Aly Petruch, the Sustainability Coordinator for Charleston County and Meg Thompson, Project Manager, City of North Charleston Mayor.

Monday, April 20, 202604/20/2026

Lowcountry Forever – Blessing of the Fleet – Apr. 19, 2026

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In this April 19, 2026 episode, we discuss the returning “Blessing of the Fleet” event which celebrates the shrimping season with a ceremonial blessing with Nicole Harvey, the Community Affairs & Marketing Division Chief for the Town of Mount Pleasant and Danna Robinson, Director of Corporate Affairs & Customer Relations, Harris Teeter.

Monday, April 13, 202604/13/2026

Lowcountry Forever: Tunnel to Towers – Apr. 12, 2026 – PART 2

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PART 2 – In this April 12, 2026 episode, we discuss the 5k event known as Tunnel to Towers with Sarkis Ohannessian. Tunnel to Towers is a memorial run celebrating fellow first responders who boldly gave their lives in the wake of the 9/11 attacks.

Monday, April 13, 202604/13/2026

Lowcountry Forever: Hoofprints in The Sand – Apr. 12, 2026 – PART 1

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PART 1 – In this April 12, 2026 episode, we discuss horse-assisted therapy for veterans and the upcoming Denim and Diamonds Gala with Sara Lustig and Molly Neumeyer from Hoofprints in The Sand.

Tuesday, April 7, 202604/07/2026

Lowcountry Forever: Exchange Club of Charleston & WandoCon – Apr. 5, 2026

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In this April 5th episode, we discuss how the Exchange Club of Charleston provides scholarships for promising graduates through two special scholarship funds with Tony Guiliani, and what fans of anime, games, and comic books can expect from the second annual WandoCon with Cody Dean of the Wando Mount Pleasant Public Library.

Monday, March 30, 202603/30/2026

Lowcountry Forever: World Grits Festival & Ride for Memories – Mar. 29, 2026

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In this Mar. 29, 2026 episode, we dive into the nitty-gritty details about the upcoming World Grits Festival with Ned Berry and discuss Alzheimer’s awareness with Briana Baynard of the Charleston Alzheimer’s Association and Chelsea Rosenthal, organizer of the Ride for Memories.

Monday, March 23, 202603/23/2026

Lowcountry Forever: State Treasurer Curtis Loftis & The American Legion – Mar. 22, 2026

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In this Mar. 22, 2026 episode, we discuss the upcoming tax season and how to enroll your kids in the Future Scholar Program with State Treasurer Curtis Loftis, and how you can participate in events at the American Legion Post 166 with Jessica Griebesland and Steve Lowe of Altruistic Events.

Tuesday, March 17, 202603/17/2026

Lowcountry Forever: Epiphany Dermatology & The American Legion – Mar. 15, 2026

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In this Mar. 15, 2026 episode, we discuss pediatric health with Dr. Daniel Grove of Epiphany Dermatology and how you can participate in events at the American Legion Post 166 with Jessica Griebesland and Steve Lowe of Altruistic Events.

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