In this episode, we sit down with Marty Milktoast and Jane Holiday to talk all things Stand Up, Strip Down — the wildly popular comedic burlesque and stand-up comedy show returning to Victory North on January 22nd.This isn’t your typical burlesque show. Stand Up, Strip Down blends:✨ Comedic burlesque🎤 Stand-up comedy🌭 The return of the infamous Stage Hot Dog💃 Drag, tease, laughs, and a vaudeville-style vibeWe dive into:What comedic burlesque actually is (and why it’s perfect for first-timers)How Stand Up, Strip Down sold out its first shows in SavannahThe story behind the legendary stage hot dogWhy Victory North has become such a special performance spaceWhat audiences can expect from the January 22nd showWhy Savannah’s live theater and performance scene matters more than ever🎟 Event Details:📍 Victory North – Savannah, GA📅 January 22nd⏰ 8:00 PM🔞 21+ | Full Bar AvailableIf you’re looking for a funny, sexy, unapologetically entertaining night out in Savannah, this episode — and this show — are for you.👉 Tickets available through Victory North👉 Subscribe for more Savannah events, culture, and conversations

Kick off spooky season with Missy on SavSocial912 as she visits The Savannah Paranormal Museum to talk with owners Chris and Megan about Savannah’s haunted history, chilling artifacts, and the upcoming Halloween events you won’t want to miss.From haunted dolls that move on their own to Japanese demon vessels and ghost tours after dark — this episode dives into the eerie side of the Hostess City.👻 Halloween Events Mentioned:Paranormal Trolley & Museum Tour (Saturdays)After Dark Investigations (Wednesdays & Fridays in October)Midnight Methods – Halloween Night EventHands-on ghost hunting, live demos, and a special guest from The Conjuring House 👀📍 The Savannah Paranormal Museum🎧 Hosted by Missy — SavSocial912 Podcast🎥 Watch, subscribe, and stay social Savannah!🔗 Follow & Learn More:Instagram: @SavSocial912Museum: @SavannahParanormalMuseumYouTube: SavSocial912 Podcast

Savannah is spooky all year — but in October, it comes alive. 👻This week on SavSocial912, Missy sits down with Enocha Edenfield, one of the most sought-after ghost tour guides in Savannah and the creator behind @SaltWavesSpanishMoss on TikTok and @eenieedenfield on Instagram.From viral ghost stories to Savannah’s creepiest legends, Enocha shares her favorite haunted locations, the real history behind Savannah’s ghost lore, and what it’s like to guide visitors through “America’s Most Haunted City.”💀 In this episode:The ghost that followed Enocha home (and how she handled it)What really happened at the 1790 Inn and the Gribble House murdersWhy Bonaventure Cemetery is Savannah’s most beautiful — and haunted — resting placeThe truth behind the Bird Girl statue and Midnight in the Garden of Good and EvilEnocha’s favorite spooky events happening in Savannah this Halloween🎟️ Book a ghost tour with Enocha:👉 https://enochaedenfieldtours.com/📲 Follow Enocha:TikTok: @SaltWavesSpanishMossInstagram: @eenieedenfield🎧 Watch more Savannah stories on SavSocial912:https://www.youtube.com/@SavSocial912#SavannahGA #HauntedSavannah #SavSocial912 #SavannahGhostTours #HalloweenSavannah #SavannahHistory #GhostStories #SavannahPodcast #BonaventureCemetery #MidnightInTheGardenOfGoodAndEvil #SavannahEvents #HauntedPlaces #SavannahSpookySeason

Line dancing is taking Savannah by storm—and District Live is at the heart of it! In this episode of the SavSocial912 podcast, Missy sits down with Morgan Donaldson, founder of Step South, to talk about how she turned a love for dance into one of the city’s most exciting nightlife experiences. From her journey through SCAD and real estate to leading 250+ people on the dance floor, Morgan shares how she’s building a welcoming, high-energy community around line dancing. Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or have two left feet, you’ll learn what to expect, how to get started, and why District Live’s line dancing nights are quickly becoming Savannah’s favorite night out.📍 Step South at District Live – 18+ | Monthly Events | Beginner-friendly lessons & non-stop dancing📲 Follow Step South on Instagram for schedules & event updates.

In this episode of SavSocial912, Missy sits down with Emmy Davidian — artist, Army veteran, and founder of Tribe & Temple, the accessory brand making waves in Savannah’s creative scene.🎓 Emmy shares her unique journey from military service to earning her Master’s at SCAD, and how she found her purpose through design. With a bold eye for color, storytelling, and craft, Emmy has grown Tribe & Temple into a brand that celebrates identity, expression, and coastal vibes.We dive into:The meaning behind the Tribe & Temple nameBuilding a brand rooted in culture and communityWhat it takes to thrive as a designer in SavannahEmmy’s vision for future product lines and digital expansionWhy Savannah’s creative scene is evolving faster than ever🎨 If you’ve ever seen playful statement earrings around town, they might be Emmy’s! From shrimp to sculptural shapes, her work is instantly recognizable..👉 Follow Tribe & Temple:Instagram: @tribeandtemple_https://www.tribeandtemple.co/📺 Subscribe for more Savannah stories: https://www.youtube.com/@SavSocial912

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In Episode 16 of the SavSocial912 Podcast, host Missy talks with Jessie Fream, the visionary behind the local storytelling page Humans of Savannah. What started as a heartfelt community project recently gained national attention after one of Jessie’s posts was spotlighted on Theo Von’s podcast featuring David Spade—shedding light on homelessness in Savannah.

In this episode, we unpack:

• How a single post went viral and made waves beyond Savannah

• The intent behind Humans of Savannah and what drives Jessie’s work

• The growing concerns around homelessness and visibility

• Why community awareness matters now more than ever

📌 Disclaimer: This episode is not an attack on Savannah’s city officials. It aims to raise awareness and promote solution-focused conversations that benefit our local community.

In this episode of the SavSocial912 Podcast, host Missy sits down with Keith Smith, founder of Pour Boy Coffee, one of Savannah’s most creative and community-centered coffee brands. Keith shares how he went from serving and comic design to building a mobile coffee trailer, eventually opening a full brick-and-mortar shop on Savannah’s Southside.Keith reveals the challenges of starting a coffee business, his artistic branding inspired by old-school animation, and his vision of creating a true “third space” for community events.Plus, we chat about Pour Boy’s upcoming street party and vendor market on July 19th from 9 AM to 2 PM, featuring 8+ local vendors, raffles, discounts, and more!🎧 Whether you're a coffee lover, aspiring entrepreneur, or creative spirit, this episode will inspire you to brew up your own big ideas.📍 Location: Pour Boy Coffee, Southside Savannah📆 Event: July 19th | 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM📲 Follow @pourboycoffee for updates👉 Watch, like, comment & subscribe for more Savannah stories!

Guest: City Alderman Nick Palumbo📍 Topic: Upcoming Savannah City Council vote on horse carriage heat regulations🗓 Vote Date: Thursday, July 10th🎧 Hosted by MissyThis episode clears up the confusion surrounding the July 10th vote regarding horse carriage tours in Savannah. Despite public buzz and viral moments, the vote is not about banning carriage tours. Instead, it's about lowering the operational heat index threshold from 110°F to 90°F — aligning Savannah with cities like Charleston and St. Augustine.Alderman Palumbo provides vital context around the ethical, economic, and environmental impacts of the current ordinance, and why animal welfare and tourism can coexist through modernization.👉 Disclaimer: This episode’s goal is to spread awareness and promote productive civic engagement. It is not an attack on city officials or tourism companies. We're spotlighting an important issue to help encourage solutions for a better Savannah.🎥 Watch Full Episode: https://youtu.be/mTaZhGTeZVk🗳 City Council Meeting: July 10th @ 6 PM | Location: 2 Laura Ave, Savannah, GA 31404

In this impactful episode of the SavSocial912 Podcast, host Missy Hibbard sits down with Jessie Fream, the founder of the popular Instagram page @humans_of_savannah. Jessie’s powerful storytelling has recently reached national attention when one of her posts was featured on Theo Von’s podcast with guest David Spade. The post sparked important conversations about ongoing issues in downtown Savannah, especially those affecting the city’s unhoused population.

💬 In this episode, we talk about:

• The story behind the viral "Humans of Savannah" post

• What it was like being featured on Theo Von’s podcast

• Ongoing struggles and overlooked issues in the Savannah community

• How Jessie uses storytelling to bring awareness and humanize people experiencing hardship

• What Savannah residents can do to help advocate for solutions

👉 DISCLAIMER: This episode is intended to raise awareness about local challenges—not to criticize or attack city officials. Our goal is to encourage compassionate discussion and highlight stories that can lead to community-driven solutions.

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📍 Based in Savannah, GA | Recorded June 2025

In this episode of the Savvy Social 912 Podcast, Missy sits down with Kyle Brown, founder of the Dog Days Music Festival, to discuss the evolution of Savannah’s fastest-growing summer event. From his start in NYC’s indie music scene to curating a multi-venue festival experience in the heart of Starland, Kyle shares the behind-the-scenes journey, lineup reveals, and what festival-goers can expect this year.🔥 Highlights include:Origins and vision of Dog DaysWhat makes this year's lineup differentWhy Savannah is becoming the South’s indie music hubFestival tips, ticket info & volunteer opportunities🎟️ Dates: June 13–15📍 Venues: Starland Yard, El Rocko, Bowls & Brews, Lincoln Park🎶 Headliners: Mannequin Pussy, Geese & more!Don’t miss this exciting look into one of the South’s coolest culture and music events!