Meet the other half of Berkeley Electric's new Engineering & Operations group, newly promoted vice president Chris Rutledge. Hosts Libby & Micah get the inside scoop on his vision for the department and how engineering works hard behind the scenes to serve our members.

Join us as we talk to our newly minted Vice President of Operations, Tommy Harvey. Tommy shares his vision for his new role and what fueled his rise from an entry-level groundsman to vice president.

Social Media Specialist Peyton Dress joins the show to highlight how the co-op's social media strategy entertains and educates our members. Plus listen in to learn how a little bird had a big impact across the internet!

The co-op's Dual Fuel Heat Pump program helps you have the best of both worlds when heating and cooling your home. Learn how you can earn rebates and tax incentives from Eddie Plowden, directory of energy services.

Santa will bring many of us new electronics this holiday season, so make sure you recycle your old devices, says Morgan Crapps, director of public affairs and government relations for Redwood Materials. The EV-battery manufacturer is teaming up with the co-op to clean out the Lowcountry's junk drawers.

Rob Fowler's partnership with Toys for Tots is almost as long as his tenure as chief meteorologist with Storm Team 2. And his passion for making Christmas morning for every child in the Lowcountry is just as strong!

Get into the holiday spirit with Brad Sale, director of Old Santee Canal Park! Celebrate the Season Holiday Lights Driving Tour opens on Nov. 24, and don't miss the Holiday Fairs that are returning to the park for three weekends in December.

Father and son Kevin and Evan Mizzell share why their careers as linemen at Berkeley Electric is a family tradition. Learn about BEC's scholarship/internship for Trident Tech's Electrical Lineworker program and why your family should check out the S.C. Lineman Rodeo in March.

Learn how the Shifa Clinic in Charleston is working to provide high-quality medical care and to prevent hunger in the Lowcountry. Power Talk sits down with Dr. Khan, medical director and founder of the Shifa Clinic, and Brandon Clinic, food pantry manager.

It is suprising how much of a positive impact one person can have on their community. Meet Katrina Carpenter, founder of the non-profit Jean's Angels, and winner of the co-op's Who Powers You award. Listen as she shares the personal tragedy that provides the organization's mission and learn of all the many ways she is helping those in need here in the Lowcountry.