Get 2 Know Debbie Antonelli, a basketball analyst, and mother of three – she chats with Rob Fowler about basketball and the Special Olympics.

Get 2 Know Katie Blomquist, the Executive Director of Going Places. It’s a non-profit whose goal and mission is to provide disadvantaged kids with their most basic childhood right – a right to joy. Hear Katie’s story of how Going Places started and why.

He has jumped in with both feet, in fact, he even created a special hashtag (#OurCity) as soon as he arrived in Charleston. Meet brand new College of Charleston head basketball coach Pat Kelsey in this week’s edition of Rob Fowler’s Get2Know podcast! It’s a great conversation about life and basketball.

What started out as a simple video tweet from Mt. Pleasant Mayor Will Haynie, turned into a worldwide viral moment for our guest this week on “Get2Know” - Jerry Walkowiak of Chick-fil-A. All it took was a little Chick-fil-A magic, and the lines at a vaccination clinic moved a little faster. 

Get 2 Know Art Zimmerman, a local advertising agency owner, runner, and author – he shares tips about running later in life and discusses his book “Run for Your Life,” and how he’s an inspiration to those who want to start running in their later years.

In this candid conversation, Get 2 Know one of the most inspirational people you will meet – Chris Singleton – author, keynote speaker, son of Sharonda Coleman-Singleton who was killed in the Charleston Church Shooting in June 2015.

In this week’s episode, Get 2 Know Kelsey Riggs, a James Island native who is now a major part of the ACC Network.

Get 2 Know LB Dantzler, a former South Carolina baseball player turned businessman explains how his experience in sports is helping to better the career of others.

Get 2 Know local journalist Quintin Washington. This week, Rob Fowler turns the microphone around on Quintin who spends his days interviewing newsmakers from across the community.

Get 2 Know the news director at WCBD News 2, Tonya Estes, and her journey in television news. Plus, her recommendations for young journalists.