You can't use a device these days without some mention of artificial intelligence – AI for short – popping up. Learn how Berkeley Electric is making the most of this technology, while safeguarding members' privacy.

· Berkeley Electric is ready if a major storm hits the Lowcountry — are you ready? BEC's Vice President of IT Amy Langdon joins us to share tips for how residents can prepare for this summer's storm season.

· From the power plant to your home, Leslie Maley, vice president of planning and power supply at Central Electric Power Cooperative, stops by to explain why there's such a need for more generation in the Palmetto State.

· From the power plant to your home, Leslie Maley, vice president of planning and power supply at Central Electric Power Cooperative, stops by to explain why there's such a need for more generation in the Palmetto State.

BEC Energy Specialist Loretta Moore has some hot tips to keep your home comfortable and your electric bill on ice this summer.

DJ Hampton, president and CEO of Trident United Way, stops by with Senior Advancement Officer Justin McCloskey to tell us how the agency is a catalyst for measurable community transformation in education, financial stability, and health in the Lowcountry.

Jason Brown with the Charleston Regional Development Alliance shares how CRDA isn't resting on its past successes. The stakeholder network continues to punch above its weight class in attracting new investment – and innovation -- to the area.

Color your world this summer at the Berkeley County Library System! Programming includes chess, Legos, genealogy, cooking classes, Dungeons and Dragons, and, of course, books!

Prepare to be inspired by Peggy Dantzler, vice president of loss control and training for Electric Cooperatives of S.C. The Palmetto State's first female lineworker stops by to tell us about the amazing women funded by the Jenny Ballard Scholarship.

Vice President of Engineering Chris Rutledge takes us on a tour of Berkeley Electric's system improvements, district by district.