Back to school time! In this exciting new episode of "30 Minutes Down south," We engage in deep conversations with Rebecca Hines, Allison’s favorite School Board Member. Together, we explore the main issues impacting the district and discuss the plans in place to address them. From the rapid growth of the area to the post-COVID approach in schools, we cover a wide range of topics. Additionally, we touch rumors on new zoning and upcoming building projects that will shape the future of education in the region. Join us as we delve into these subjects and much more, providing valuable information about the highly acclaimed Lexington/Richland Five school district, which continues to be one of the best in the State. Don't miss out on this captivating episode!

Who is Annie Old? If you don’t know, you must listen to this episode! Discover her awe-inspiring career in this cool episode of “30 minutes down south”. Annie is not your ordinary Master Psychotherapist: She's a force of nature! With a staggering list of accomplishments, including 7 Half IronMan and 4 full IronMan races, 8 Boston Marathon finishes (yes, including being there during the bombings!), and dozens of marathons and triathlons she's a true inspiration. But that's not all—Annie's incredible journey extends beyond the world of endurance sports: She's a nutritionist, a Karate Black belt, and even completed a bone-chilling 100-mile marathon in freezing cold weather. Can you guess how long it took her?

If you're in the Chapin area, you might have the chance to meet this remarkable woman at Anytime Fitness gym and experience her motivation firsthand. Don't miss out on this truly fantastic episode!

Did you know that if your house is built under the flood plain limit, you might need to move it? Join us on the Next episode of “30 minutes down South” to learn about flood plain regulations and the man in charge of its oversight in Lexington County: Chris Stone. Allison and Carlos talk about the current affairs of Real Estate too in this extremely informative episode!

Join us for a very interesting episode of "30 Minutes Down South" as we dive into the world of historic home inspections with the extraordinary David Vaughan! Not only is he a talented musician, but he's also a master home inspector in Charleston, where homes have seen it all since the 1600s. Get ready for some side-splitting anecdotes and secrets on how he keeps up with these ancient abodes. From hi-tech equipment to handling creaky floorboards, and hidden cisterns.

Have you ever braved the wild world of golf? It's like trying to tame a furious bull while juggling flaming torches—it's the ultimate test of skill and nerve! But hey, if you don't mind looking like a hapless clown, it's a piece of cake!

Enter Chase Butler, the golf guru with more tricks up his sleeve than a magician at a circus. With over two decades of experience, he's currently holding court at the George Bryan Golf Academy in Chapin. And guess what? He's here to spill the beans on all things golf! Get ready for an episode packed with belly laughs, jaw-dropping tales, and more excitement than a rollercoaster ride. Don't miss out—find us on YouTube or your favorite podcast player: "30 Minutes Down South."

Allison and Carlos are joined by Ashley and Levi, who shared their passionate work at Reconciliation Ministries. Discover their groundbreaking nonprofit organization, dedicated to supporting individuals battling drug and alcohol addictions with a one-of-a-kind approach. Through their commitment to providing housing, guidance, and personal development, Ashley and Levi are part of a group committed to reshaping lives and fostering a path to lasting recovery.

Jason Brabham is the founder and CEO of the Critter Ridder. They trap and relocate all kinds of wildlife that invade your homes. From squirrels to bats to monkeys, Jason has a ton of stories from his 14 years of service. He shared some of the best ones with us in this fun episode of 30 Minutes Down South. Watch or listen now :-)

Mary Higginbotham joined us to talk about an amazing local Non-Profit organization. It’s called Good Works and it basically helps people that are in need of repairs in their homes and can’t afford it. They even built a house!

Today's guest is full of interesting information, y’all. Andrea Lange joined us on 30 Minute Down South and talked about power, Pine Island, and Camp Kemo. We had so many questions, and she answered them all. Do you know what it takes to turn on the lights at your house? How about Pine Island becoming a state park? And ways to help the wonderful organization that supports kids with cancer? All in one episode that you should definitely check out!

This has to be the most anticipated episode of all time: we talk baseball! America’s favorite pastime, and Bill Shanahan joins us to talk about the upcoming season of the Lexington County Blowfish. Opening day is this Friday, the 26th, and we just can’t wait to visit the ball field. And even if you’re not a baseball fan, consider bringing the family for an action-packed and affordable experience. Learn more at GoBlowfish.com.