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Section 843 Podcast: Ciddy Mike Interviews Big Trub

Ciddy Mike sits down with Carolina artist Big Trub at Planet Vapor in Columbia, SC for a conversation about his new single, “Never Gon Fold,” dropping Friday, August 29.

Big Trub talks about the inspiration behind the record, his journey in music, and what it means to stay solid when life and the music business get tough. The conversation also touches on his upcoming collaboration with Trap Dickey, the business side of being an independent artist, the importance of having an LLC, and making smart moves beyond the music.

This episode gives listeners a closer look at the man behind the music, his mindset, and what’s next for Big Trub.

🎤 Big Trub — “Never Gon Fold”
📅 Drops Friday, August 29, 2026
📍 Recorded at Planet Vapor — Columbia, SC
🎙️ Hosted by Ciddy Mike | Section 843

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In this powerful episode of Section 843 News, Ruby Lobe shares the heartbreaking story of losing her 14-year-old son, Taizuan Dewitt. For most of this conversation, she opens up about her family’s loss, the pain that remains, and why she wants others to hear her message.

This isn’t just another podcast—it’s a mother’s story. Watch, listen, and share.

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Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a Bike Week veteran, this episode is packed with information, local insight, and real talk to help you have a memorable and trouble-free experience.

Tune in and join the conversation as we discuss the dos, the don’ts, and everything in between for Atlantic Beach Bike Week 2026.

This episode of Section 843 ( Sponsored by Plug Auto, Loris SC) taps into two major stories shaking South Carolina right now. Ciddy Mike is joined by special co-host Mrs. P to break it all down with real talk, perspective, and unfiltered commentary.

We begin with the tragic homicide connected to Magoo's Bar & Grill in Myrtle Beach. The victim’s family is now speaking out, and we discuss what’s been revealed, the community response, and the bigger questions surrounding safety and accountability.

Then we shift to the viral situation involving Ben A Critic, whose video sparked outrage after alleging he was kicked out of a restaurant in Florence. The incident has people debating customer treatment, race, and how businesses handle criticism in the social media era.

This episode is proudly sponsored by Plug Auto — your go-to spot for reliable service and keeping your vehicle road-ready. If you’re in the area, make sure you stop by and show them some support.

From viral controversy to real-life tragedy, this episode brings insight, conversation, and the kind of dialogue you won’t hear anywhere else.

🎙️ Tap in, join the conversation, and let us know your thoughts.

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In this latest episode, Ciddy Mike, Mrs. P, and Chaotic One break down a disturbing incident involving two young white schoolgirls who were recorded using racial slurs in an attempt to intimidate a biracial student. The conversation explores the broader impact of situations like this on schools, communities, and young people navigating identity and race.

While the topic is serious, the crew also brings their signature mix of humor, real talk, and unfiltered perspective as they touch on other current topics throughout the episode.

This is another honest, sometimes uncomfortable, but necessary conversation from Section 843.

Church vs. Cult — What’s the Real Difference?

At what point does belief turn into control?

Is it the leadership, the structure, the rules… or the people?

We’re breaking it all down and opening the floor for real, unfiltered discussion. Whether you’ve been part of a church, experienced something that felt off, or just have questions

In this intense and unfiltered episode, we dive into a controversial situation that has people asking tough questions about accountability, power, and personal choice within the church.

Joining the conversation are two women at the center of the storm—the woman involved with the pastor and Mrs. P. What begins as a discussion quickly turns into a heated exchange as both sides challenge each other’s perspective. Tensions rise when accusations are made, crossing personal lines and shifting the focus beyond the original issue.

This episode doesn’t take sides—it explores the gray areas:

Was this misconduct rooted in leadership, or a situation shaped by decisions on both sides?

How do power, influence, and personal responsibility collide in real life?

Get ready for a raw conversation that pushes beyond surface-level opinions and forces you to think deeper.

In this episode of Section843 News, we dive into the Stand Your Ground debate, talk about the rise of at-home STD testing kits, argue over whether the Loris Lions should be 3A or 2A, and get into some real talk about dating dealbreakers for men. A mix of local talk, wild opinions, and the kind of conversations everybody’s already having — just not on a mic.

n this episode of Section 8! Section 8! Section 8! 43!!, we break down the deadly Highway 90 road rage shooting that has the 843 talking, address the viral video and the online backlash surrounding the case, and have a real conversation about anger, gun violence, and the lack of real change from those in power. We also highlight a local business, Drip Bag and Clothing Boutique, give you this week’s 843 weather outlook, and tap into community voices about the new roundabout in Loris. Real stories, real talk, no cap.

In this episode of Section 843, the conversation gets uncomfortable—in the best way. The first half dives into a controversial scenario: a man allowing another man to have sex with his woman while he’s in the room. Is it confidence, insecurity, boundaries gone wrong, or something else entirely? The discussion breaks down masculinity, respect, consent, and how far is too far when it comes to relationships and self-worth.

The second half shifts to culture and appearance, tackling the ongoing debate around men sagging their pants. Should women have a say in how men dress? Is it self-expression, lack of guidance, or just outdated style? The hosts challenge double standards, personal accountability, and whether criticism is control or care.

This episode isn’t about playing it safe—it’s about asking real questions people avoid and saying the things most won’t out loud.

🎧 Listen, react, and decide where you stand.