A Slice of P.I.

Father and Son team, Scott and Brandon Stecz join us to talk about their business Po Boys Restaurant and Home Kitchen Supplies. With these days of everyone wanting outside kitchens, more professional kitchens, as well as hunt clubs and tailgating , Po Boys offers something for everyone. They also have plenty of specialized items for gift giving. They even have items for those who entertain on their boats. Come listen to the story of how Scott and Brandon purchased this already successful business and turned it into a place where everyone who cooks, can find something that they could use.

Seakart Adventure--Lorrie Zimecki joins us to talk about their fun business in Murrells Inlet. You can rent this personal watercraft for three people for one hour and have a fun time zipping around in the water. Book your next adventure at www.seakartadventuresc.com .

Dr. Victor Diaz has been an Interventional Cardiologist with Tidelands Health in Georgetown County, SC for 26 years. He sits down with us to share about his life, his career, his family and his motivations to take care of his patients each day.

Tim and Suzanne Renfrow join us to discuss the ministry that the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (F.C.A.) does for our local high school and middle school students. We also learn about the upcoming fundraiser for F.C.A. on March 11, 2025 at All Saints Church, Pawleys Island, SC featuring Clemson Head Football Coach Dabo Swinney and his wife Kathleen. Tickets are $25 to hear Coach Swinney Speak from 7:00 to 8:00 or $5,000 for a table of 8 for the private dinner with Coach Swinney and his wife from 5:00 to 7:00pm. For tickets, call or text Todd Harms at (843) 461-0970 or Matt Moore at (843) 240-3088.

Dr. Brackett, highly trained Breast Cancer surgeon, joins us to talk about the advances that have been made in detection, diagnosis and treatment of Breast Cancer.

Trevor Day joins us to take us on a walking tour of the 7 (seven) restaurants and bars he owns in downtown Georgetown and Pawleys Island, SC. Included in this tour are Between the Antlers, Buzz's Roost, Marker 42 Lowcountry Cantina,The Hop Garden, Winyah Bay Brewing, SoCo Woodfired Pizza and the Islander Bar and Grill. Trevor also refers to the upcoming annual Georgetown festival The Wooden Boat Show which will take place October 19 and 20.

Cal Harrelson joins the podcast to discuss his family's early roots in Myrtle Beach, years growing up in Columbia, SC, learning from his dad who was a political press secretary for then SC Senator, Fritz Hollings, and attending the University of South Carolina. Afterwards, Cal became a state manager for the Reagan/Bush 1984 presidential campaign, then moved to the South Carolina coast. While living here on the coast, Cal owned his own Public Relations firm and then became a successful Real Estate professional using his "GONE" signs to indicate the sale of another beautiful coastal property. After work, Cal not only enjoys hunting and fishing, he has become an artist producing his Calmetto paintings as a nod toward his enduring love of the palmetto tree and the state of South Carolina. You will enjoy hearing about all the famous people Cal has met along the way and all the stories that go along with it. To get in touch with Cal, go to www.CoastalLivingSC.com or www.Calmettos.com.

Mr. Wes Wehunt, Head of School at Lowcountry Preparatory School in Pawleys Island, joins us to talk about all the great aspects of this private school serving students in grades K - 12. We talk about everything from academics to athletics, clubs, Fin Friends, parent involvement and more. After the interview, LCP students give their own testimonials about why they like their school,. To learn more about the school, go to www.lowcountryprep.org You will enjoy finding out about Mr. Wehunt and Lowcountry Prep.

Beth Goodale joins us to talk about Hugs for Horses. This non-profit therapy program provides children and adults with physical, intellectual and social/behavioral challenges an experience to enjoy riding horses while benefitting from the therapy. We also talk to Rona Jacobs, owner of Georgetown Equestrian center, who started this successful program back in 1988. To learn more about this wonderful program and how to get involved, go to www.hugsforhorses.org

Jennifer Kaylor, Executive Director of Students in the Word, joins us to talk about this Bible based ministry offered to High School and Middle School students during the school day. Student's in the Word is a local, no-profit organization, based in Pawleys Island, SC. It began in 2009 as a way to provide Bible education classes to High School students. Today the classes are provided to High School and Middle School students at public Middle and High Schools in Pawleys Island and soon will be offered at Georgetown High. Classes are for credit and grades are given. Classes meet off campus and no public funds are used to pay for any of the expenses of these classes. You will enjoy hearing about all the way Students in the Word has benefitted our local students and our community. Their social media pages are on Facebook, Students in the Word, and on Instagram @studentsintheword You can also view their website at www.studentsintheword.org Listen in to this great episode. Thanks!