A Slice of P.I.

Sammy Grayson, long time native of Pawleys Island, sits down with us to talk about the time the Gray Man visited his parents' Beach house before Hurricane Hugo in 1989. We also hear about his children and grandchildren, real estate, the simpler times when Pawleys Island had a 2 lane highway and no visitors in the winter months and his years as a boat captain.

Braden Grafe previews upcoming Art Market, Pawleys Palette. Pawleys Palette features 16 local and highly talented artists and their artwork. Patrons can admire the artwork or purchase the artwork. Stop by Quigley's Next Door on either Wednesday, 10/25 4 to 8pm or Thursday 10/26, 10 to 6pm.

Lee Brockington joins us to talk about her life as a historian, storyteller, tour guide, author, wife and mother. Lee has had so many great life experiences that she has used to teach and entertain not only those of us living along the South Carolina Coast, but everyone throughout our beautiful state. You will love Episode 14. To get in touch with Lee, you can email her at bluewhalefarm@gmail.com...

Anne Hardee joins us to talk about her 30 year journey in the restaurant business in Pawleys Island, SC. Anne and business partner, Chef Adam Kirby, have created the recipe for success at both Bistro 217 and Rustic Table. They attribute much of their success to their dedicated staff and loyal customers. We even hear from Anne's son, Justin, who now works as the manager at Rustic Table after return...

In episode 12, we hear from 18 college students who are from Pawleys Island and the surrounding area. They provide insight into the many details of their college life including where they live, their college major, clubs and groups they are a part of, the fun and difficult parts of college and their future goals. Sit back and listen in to episode 12 of A Slice of P.I.

Hampton Peace, co-owner and Broker-in-Charge of Peace Sotheby's International Realty, joins us to talk about his early life growing up in Pawleys Island, his insights into real estate, and some of his favorite hobbies.

Kim and John Arenas of Rye, NY, join the podcast this week as we hear about their early years in Pawleys Island, their move to Rye, NY for work, and vacation time here at their creek home in Pawleys Island, You will also hear about The Kim Arenas Team of Compass Real Estate and how KIm became a multi-million dollar real estate producer in Westchester County.

Guilds Peace, owner of women's boutique, Mimi Seabrook, in Pawleys Island, SC, discusses the journey she started opening her business in February 2020, right before Covid hit. Mimi Seabrook has become an overnight sensation based in large part to her loyal, talented and hardworking staff, not to mention the creative and hilarious posts and reels on Instagram she makes to advertise her inventory.

Kat answers questions sent in by listeners. Topics include favorite restaurants, local ghosts, Real Estate opportunities for young buyers, and college football.

Lee and Whitney talk about their life in Murrells Inlet, SC including how they met, Garden City Realty, raising two sons on the creek, the Marshwalk, the 4th of July Boat parade and Lee's responsibilities as SC State House Representative for District 108. They even give us their predictions on U.S.C. Gamecock football for the 2023 college football season. Listen and enjoy!

Brian and Sassy Henry tell us about running the historic Sea View Inn, the development of Palmetto Cheese, their retail store, Get Carried Away, and Brian's job as Mayor of Pawleys Island.

Frank's Restaurant owners, Salters and Woofy McClary join us to talk about the beginnings of Frank's Restaurant and how it has grown and changed through the years. Frank's restaurant serves a variety of local and fresh cuisine including seafood, steaks, salads, appetizers and pizza in an upscale setting.

My brother-in-law, Lex Reynolds, tells about his earliest memories of summer family vacations in Pawleys Island and Litchfield including Kings Fun Land, the Pavilion, building family summer homes here, fishing in the creek and Hurricane Hugo.

Jamie Green, owner of upscale ladies boutique, Monkees, in historic Georgetown, SC, talks with us about her growing up life, why she moved here, and opening her beautiful ladies boutique in Georgetown,

Dr. David Hammel talks about the new 2023-24 school year calendar, athletics, band, fine arts and Open House.

Luke talks about his like growing up in Pawleys Island, his years as a professional surfer, and his new career as a Realtor with Peace Sotheby's.