Energy Guru Eddie Plowden explains the main drivers in your electric bill and the technology and services the cooperative provides to help you manage your usage.

Google's Rachel Wilson joins us to share how the tech giant is partnering with Berkeley Electric to improve the lives of members who need it the most.

Berkeley County Coroner Darnell Hartwell stops by to share all the work his office is doing to help prevent deaths not only in Berkeley County, but also in the greater Lowcountry area.

BEC Engineers Chris Rutledge and Robert Matthew take us on a tour of the major projects coming up this year for the cooperative's four service districts.

PR Specialist Dana Jenkins shares the exciting plans for this year's Bright Ideas 5K and the grant program it funds, the Bright Ideas Education Grants.

A long-running service organization, Hope Repair with Pointe North Church, is teaming up with Berkeley Electric and Google to help with weatherization and energy-efficiency upgrades for BEC's members who need it the most.

LaShawn McNeil, president of BEC's Awendaw WIRE, stops by to share what's new and exciting for the Women Involved in Rural Electrification group there.

Charleston Naval Shipyard alumni are working to preserve the legacy of one of the state's largest employers and provide fellowship to those who remember it best.

DJ Hampton, president and CEO of Trident United Way, returns to the studio to update us on the new ways the organization is implementing measurable community transformation in education, financial stability, and health across the Lowcountry.

It's a new year and a new approach to vegetation management for the co-op. Adam Bradshaw, Dir. Of Line Constr. ＆ Maint. Services, highlights the importance of maintaining rights-of-way around electrical equipment boxes to ensure reliable service for the co-op's rapidly growing service territory.