Podcasts about downtown greenville

Downtown Greenville is already considered one of the best Downtowns in the Southeast, and it's about to get a lot better, as there are many planned redevelopment projects (some already in the works!) for adding great new places to hangout, shop, and eat to some of Greenville's most neglected areas. So let's talk about them! In this episode we discuss: 1. The Greenville Gateway Project 2. The County Square redevelopment 3. The potential Poe Mill revitalization And we also get into the much maligned Inn at Altamont - a proposed resort hotel on Paris Mountain that is unlikely to ever see the light of day. This episode is best viewed on youtube, where you can see a bunch of renderings!   As always, if you have any questions or comments (or, of course, need a realtor), feel free to reach out to Stan McCune directly by phone/text at (973) 479-1267 or by email at smccune@cdanjoyner.com

Meet Michelle Goodwin-Calwile, candidate for South Carolina Senate District 7, which generally represents Pleasant Valley, Belle Meade, West Greenville, Downtown Greenville, Nicholtown, and some of Sans Souci. In this episode, each candidate has 10 minutes to introduce themselves to the voters. Your vote is so important! Please take a listen and share with your neighbors. This race also features candidate Karl Allen, but he did not respond to our many invitations to participate. Links: Michelle Goodwin-Calwile: https://www.goodwincalwilesc7.com/ Sample Ballot: www.scvotes.gov _ Produced by Podcast Studio X. Simple Civics: Greenville County is a project of Greater Good Greenville. Support Simple Civics with a tax-deductible contribution.

Downtown Greenville, resilient kids, a spontaneous weekend getaway, and thoughts about housework.

This week we explored Greenville, South Carolina and were utterly impressed--gobsmacked, actually--by its charming vintage architecture mixed with modern, vibrant growth. We checked out the Liberty Bridge and Falls Park, and took an actual real estate tour specifically for those seeking to relocate to the evolving city formerly known as the Textile Capital of the World. It was there we discovered Greer - a town with great amenities just 20 mins from downtown Greenville. Between the GSP airport, brewery scene, James Beard nominated restaurants and real estate options, this town is now on the Skiptown map. Is it about to knock one of our other hometown choices out of the Top 5? Hit Play and find out! Pastor Mike gave us a tour of some of Greenville's up-and-coming communities. Check out his web site and book your own here. You can find the YouTube version of this podcast on our channel here. Follow us on Instagram or TikTok, too! #emptynest #fulltank #GreenvilleSC #SouthernCities #TravelPodcast #FoodieDestinations #BeerTourism #DowntownGreenville #Waterfalls

Greenville County Council's Tax Breaks on Housinghttps://www.audacy.com/989word The Charlie James Show Listen on Spotify : https://spoti.fi/3MXOvGP Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-charlie-james-show-podcast/id1547262821 Follow us on Social Media Join our Live Stream Weekdays - 3pm to 7pm Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/989word Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-2031096 X: https://twitter.com/989word Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/989word/ "Red Meat, Greenville." 10/17/23

This week we talk about the South Carolina New Play Festival making its debut in Downtown Greenville! This is extremely exciting for Greenville's art community. 

In this episode, we will learn how leaders in Greenville, SC have come together to make a difference in racial equity and economic mobility. We'll hear how the murder of George Floyd  served to inspire and motivate a strong group of leaders to take action and work towards lasting change across the community.Full transcript HERE.If you're interested in more interviews from the Greenville area, check out these recent episodes:Organizing the Interfaith Community for Equity and Justice - In this episode we speak with Reverend Kendra Plating and Rabbi Sam Rose from the Greenville County Interfaith Justice Network.Eco-Justice - Justice for Whom? In this episode we talk with conservationist, Rebecca Bolich-Wade, about how we can use eco-justice, environmental justice, and the community commons to build more inclusive and equitable communities.And nearby, in Columbia, S.C.:More Justice - Learn how powerful an ally the interfaith community can be in the fight for justice and equity as we discover how More Justice is working to transform the Midlands of South Carolina. Learn more about Greenville's Racial Equity and Economic Mobility Commission HERE.See the United Way of Greenville's Racial Equity Index HERE.Learn more about Economic Mobility and see how your community stacks up at Opportunity Insights.Partner Organizations in REEM GVL:United Way of Greenville CountyUrban League of the UpstateGreenville Chamber of Commerce Rev. Stacey Mills' Bio:Stacey D. Mills is the Executive Director of Greenville's Race Equity and Economic Mobility Commission and  has served as Senior Pastor to the historic Mountain View Baptist Church in Downtown Greenville, South Carolina for the past 25 years. The third pastor in the 114 year history of Mountain View, Mills is a bridge-builder within his multigenerational and multiethnic congregation, as well as a vehicle to community development, partnerships and growth. Reverend Mills served as Assistant Pastor at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church in Spartanburg, South Carolina prior to being called to lead the Mountain View Baptist Church in Greenville. Pastor Mills has been bi-vocational for eighteen of his twenty-five years in the pastorate, a fact that he values and sees as an extension of his ministry. In this way, he taught students who were at risk for dropping out of high school in the Jobs for America's Graduates, a program of the South Carolina Department of Commerce at Woodmont International Baccalaureate High School, from 2004 to 2009. He earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies (English and Secondary Education) from the University of South Carolina Spartanburg (USC Upstate) in 1996.Mills returned to USC Upstate in July 2009 as the assistant director of Student Life responsible for Multicultural Student Services, Leadership Programs, Non-Traditional Student Services, and NPHC Greek Life. In April 2016 he was named Vice Chancellor for Regional Engagement and Executive Director of USC Upstate Greenville Campuses, leading the USC Upstate Greenville team in an effort to adapt academic programs to the needs of the area's workforce.In addition to serving Mountain View and REEMGVL, Pastor Mills represents in several community initiatives to include the United Way of Greenville County; chairman of the Urban League of the Upstate Board of Directors, Boy Scouts of America Blue Ridge Council Board of Directors; the Rotary Club of Greenville; graduate of Leadership Greenville Class 40 and the Riley Institute at Furman's South Carolina Diversity Leaders Initiative. Reverend Mills is married to the former Jacqueline Burton of Johnston, South Carolina and together, with their children, Harrison, Kiersten and Zion, have made Greenville their home. 

Artisphere is the must-see spring arts festival in Downtown Greenville. Communications Strategist Kelley Barnhardt shares more about the free event coming up May 6-8. Learn more at www.artiphere.org

In this Photo From the Field segment from the March 9, 2022, live show, The Home Pros discuss the design and condition of a corbeled chimney in an Arts and Crafts home in Downtown Greenville, SC.    Visit Closing Contractor here!   To reach out to RIC Home Inspections, visit them online here!   Catch the Home Pros Radio Show online here! 

James Jordon's entrepreneurial spirit and diligence in business led him to establish Jordon Development Company (JDC) which focuses on real estate development and JCC General Contractors. JDC has completed several residential projects in Greenville and made them available for affordable rentals. The company has worked with several community partners to ensure success of its mission. JCC is a certified, minority-owned business that specializes in commercial construction, and facilities support services. JCC works with government agencies such as the Department of Defense and also with private large companies such as Coca-Cola.   JCC has recently completed projects such as: A bottling plant for Coca-Cola, right outside of Atlanta, GA. A 108,000-square foot renovation project in Downtown Greenville's ONE Building. Several construction projects for Prisma Health Camperdown development in downtown Greenville   JCC is currently working on projects for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Piedmont Healthcare, the Navy, the Air Force, the Marine Corps, and the General Services Administration, to name a few.   Mr. Jordon is a respected leader in the community. He currently serves on several boards including: The Greenville Chamber of Commerce Greenville Tech Foundation City of Greenville Construction and Maintenance Board of Adjustments and Appeals Better Business Bureau of the Upstate (Past Board Member)   Mr. Jordon also works closely with the following groups: Urban League of the Upstate Greenville Housing Fund Habitat for Humanity Legacy Charter school mentor The Riley Institute Diversity Leaders Initiative Greenville Chamber of Commerce Minority Business Accelerator program graduate   JCC has been selected as the Small Business Administration's Small Business of the Year; the Small Business Development Centers service provider of the year; the Greenville Chamber's small business of the Month; the Greenville Chambers Minority Business of the Year; and the Better Business Bureau Business of Integrity Award. Following his passion for developing affordable housing in the community, JDC has purchased and renovated 9 residential properties and worked with the Greenville Housing Authority to make them available for affordable rentals to large families. JDC currently owns and manages these properties. JDC also worked with Community Works as a funding partner on a couple of the properties to secure the necessary funds for renovation and has since paid back those funds. In addition, a local work force was used in the renovation of all of the properties.   Mr. Jordon understands the heartbeat of business, knows the importance of developing mutually beneficial partnerships, and is committed to serving the Greenville community. He believes in not only hard work and commitment for business success but also hard work for the benefit of uplifting those around him and those that could use a helping hand. He enjoys mentoring youth and speaking to young people about their potential and taking action steps to achieve their goals. He enjoys watching sports, reading, traveling and spending time with his family.

Most of Downtown Greenville is no more. Plus, currents are being threatened by climate change, the U.S. economy continues to rebound, vaccination rates are on the rise and Kanye West makes another 'Donda' appearance in Atlanta.(Audio: Associated Press)Episode Transcript available hereAlso available at art19.com/shows/5-ThingsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

**CAUTION: Steamy Renaissance Alert!** Say Congratulations to Al & Kim Rogers, married on October 10, 2020 in Downtown Greenville, South Carolina….. The couple was prepared; as announced in the daily forecast, rain was present, but that did NOT count our … Continue reading → The post The Wedding: Alphonso and Kimberly Rogers | 10.10.2020 appeared first on Wedding Officiant Sonita M. Leak.

**CAUTION: Steamy Renaissance Alert!** Say Congratulations to Al & Kim Rogers, married on October 10, 2020 in Downtown Greenville, South Carolina….. The couple was prepared; as announced in the daily forecast, rain was present, but that did NOT count our … Continue reading → The post The Wedding: Alphonso and Kimberly Rogers | 10.10.2020 appeared first on Wedding Officiant Sonita M. Leak.

In episode 41, Coach Richey and Dan begin by discussing Coach Richey’s contract extension. Coach then emphasizes the benefits of playing at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena and connecting with the Downtown Greenville community. Coach Richey outlines our program’s player development philosophy and goes into detail about the structure of our workouts on the court […]

August 22, 2020 The scene: Early Afternoon at Bonjour Crêpe located in the heart of Downtown Greenville, South Carolina. Those present: Craig Mackenzie and the former Ashley Fentzlaff, family traveling from the State of New York and the State of … Continue reading → The post Congratulations to Craig & Ashley Mackenzie | Weddings by Sonita appeared first on Wedding Officiant Sonita M. Leak.

August 22, 2020 The scene: Early Afternoon at Bonjour Crêpe located in the heart of Downtown Greenville, South Carolina. Those present: Craig Mackenzie and the former Ashley Fentzlaff, family traveling from the State of New York and the State of … Continue reading → The post Congratulations to Craig & Ashley Mackenzie | Weddings by Sonita appeared first on Wedding Officiant Sonita M. Leak.

Congratulations to the Helms! Devan & D'nazia were married in Downtown Greenville, South Carolina. Photography courtesy of Kimmy Cruz of Kimberly Cruz Photography. Photos of their nuptials below. The post Congratulations to Devan & D'nazia Helm | Married May 17, 2020 appeared first on Wedding Officiant Sonita M. Leak.

Congratulations to the Helms! Devan & D’nazia were married in Downtown Greenville, South Carolina. Photography courtesy of Kimmy Cruz of Kimberly Cruz Photography. Photos of their nuptials below. The post Congratulations to Devan & D’nazia Helm | Married May 17, 2020 appeared first on Wedding Officiant Sonita M. Leak.

Photography courtesy of Kimmy Cruz of Dogwood Grace Portraits Congratulations to the Helms! Devan & D’nazia were married in Downtown Greenville, South Carolina.

  Ioannis and Terri were married at the Hyatt Regency of Downtown Greenville, South Carolina on the evening of Sunday, February 23, 2020. February 24, 2020 – “A couple called me at 6:34pm on last night and inquired about getting … Continue reading → The post Congratulations are in Order for Ioannis & Terri, Married at the Spur of the Moment appeared first on Wedding Officiant Sonita M. Leak.

  Ioannis and Terri were married at the Hyatt Regency of Downtown Greenville, South Carolina on the evening of Sunday, February 23, 2020. February 24, 2020 – “A couple called me at 6:34pm on last night and inquired about getting … Continue reading → The post Congratulations are in Order for Ioannis & Terri, Married at the Spur of the Moment appeared first on Wedding Officiant Sonita M. Leak.

Welcome to another episode of the Lindsey Holder Podcast, with your hosts, Lindsey and Ashley, who are very happy to be interviewing another set of sisters today! Courtney and Cecily are the owners of Frigid Cryotherapy, in Greenville, South Carolina. They will be talking to us about cryotherapy, the benefits and the contra-indications of this kind of treatment, and why everyone should try it out! Tune in now, to hear today's super-fun podcast!   Lindsey and Ashley met these amazing sisters at a local wellness event. They were excited to discover that Courtney and Cecily also owned a business in the skin and wellness space! So they tried out some of the multiple services they had to offer and then invited them to be interviewed on the podcast. Be sure to listen in today, to find out about the incredible benefits of cryotherapy.    Show Highlights:   Cryotherapy is really trendy right now! Cryotherapy started in Japan, in the late 1970s. Courtney and Cecily were trained in Dallas. Why you need to be very careful about where you go for cryotherapy. Why cryotherapy is not considered a medical service. The services that are available at Frigid Cryotherapy. All about the whole-body cryotherapy- it's their most popular service. Whole-body cryotherapy is great for athletes, arthritis, and overall wellness. About the cryo-facial and its contra-indications. It's for the face and the neck. What local-cryo is used for. There are some great packages on offer at Frigid Cryotherapy! Although cryotherapy is cold, it's very soft and relaxing. The Cryo-T-Shock therapy makes your skin insanely soft! Body-contouring cryotherapy gives great results. Cryotherapy speeds up recovery after surgery. Links: Website: https://www.frigidcryo.com/  Insta: https://www.instagram.com/frigidcryo_greenvillesc/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/frigidcryo/  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRUFc-WJ5ODQbLhvL6bsb8A  Twitter: https://twitter.com/FrigidCryo    There are 2 locations for Frigid Cryotherapy: 1) Downtown Greenville, Augusta Rd 2) Pelham, Highway 14    What's For Lunch?   Recipe From Cecily: CRISPY HONEY-mustard BAKED CHICKEN TENDERS  YIELD: Makes 8-10 chicken tenders / 2-4 servings  Ingredients-  ● Nonstick Cooking Spray  ● 2 Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breasts  ● 3 Tablespoons of Honey  ● 3 tablespoons of Yellow Mustard  ● 2 1/2 cups cornflakes cereal, crushed    Directions-  ● Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.  ● Coat baking dish with nonstick cooking spray  ● Cut Chicken into 4-5 vertical strips each  ● Mix honey and yellow mustard into one bowl  ● Crush Cornflakes into a separate bowl  ● Dip chicken tenders into the bowl with honey and yellow  mustard coating both sides of chicken  ● Toss tenders in cornflake mixture, pressing to coat on all  sides. Place on prepared baking dish and spray tenders  with cooking spray.  ● Bake for 20-25 minutes, or until chicken is thoroughly  cooked. 

Believe it or not, a lot of our success boils down to the relationships we have with others. It's dependant on the type of environment we set up around ourselves. In the book Outliers Malcolm Gladwell observes: "When we see the tallest tree in a forest, we know that it has come from a good seed. But we must also take into account that it has been planted in good soil, and that its leaves have been able to reach the sunlight unimpeded, that it was not shadowed by some larger tree. The tree’s good seed is its “innate” ability, but the combination of its circumstances have allowed it to achieve great heights." Malcom Gladwell - Outliers The same can be said for when you consider personal growth. The people we surround ourselves with will have a large impact on the person we become. Even further, the quality of the relationships we have with those around us will impact the level of effectiveness those interactions have. On October 6th, 2019 The Modern Man Panel and I sat down to discuss the importance of relationships and how they can positively or negatively affect us. We all know that one person that sucks the room dry once they arrive. Or the life of the party who is sure to get the energy going. Just like these two extremes can shape a room, the mild middle can slowly and affectedly alter your life. Cultivate the relationship you want to have with other people. Invite people to see the real issues you face. Finally, use vulnerability as a tool of strength, not a shield of weakness. Take a listen as Tyler Harris, Charles Russ, Tim Pecoraro, Jonathan Parker and I unpack what it means for men to improve the relationships in their lives. This Podcast Episode was recorded in front of a live audience at the Huguenot Loft in Downtown Greenville. Please forgive the audio quality throughout this episode as we were experiencing some technical difficulty throughout the event. I truly appreciate your patience and understanding. Of Course, I also want to take this time to acknowledge and thank our Sponsors. Without them, The Modern Man truly would not be possible. Thank you. Be Sure To Connect With Our Sponsors Below: Presenting Sponsor: Hubert Vester Auto Group! A big thank you goes out to our food sponsor: The Uptown Company! Thank you to our Silver Sponsors: Comprehensive and Cosmetic Dental Studio of Greenville! & Zelh! Thank you to our Bronze Sponsors: Catalyst Gym! & R-Axis Financial Planning & Investments! And of course, a big thank you to The Huguenot Loft at The Peace Center for accommodating us for the evening! If you enjoyed this episode, I encourage you to join our Facebook Group The Modern Man and help us grow. (Sorry ladies, this group is for men only) If you are unable, no worries! You can show your support by sharing this with a friend or leaving us a review on iTunes. Every little bit helps! I hope you enjoy this episode of The Modern Man featured on "No Rain… No Rainbows." #LetsGrow

In Episode 39, Coach Richey and Dan provide an update on the progress of the team through the non-conference season and also recap our most recent game at the Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Downtown Greenville against Winthrop. Coach Richey discusses how our team continues to develop and the areas that the players have focused […]

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During a rare moment of down time at the Carolina Music Museum, located in Downtown Greenville, I had a chance to bring my microphones, some music and another pianist to sit down and try out the historic keyboard instruments from their Facing South exhibit that will soon be wrapped up to make room for a brand new collection of such extent to warrant a name change. Lisa Kiser is the principal keyboardist of the Greenville Symphony Orchestra. She will perform works by Mozart and Liszt on pianos from 1791 and 1863. We'll perform together a very unusual piece by Mozart written for two forte pianos. The museum happens to have two Broadwood pianos that were made within months of each other making this recording possible. Tom Strange, Curator and Founder of the museum tells us about a special "square" piano that had spent its entire life in South Carolina from 1834 until today. It barely escaped destruction by General Sherman's troops, but was saved because Eliza, the owner, played and sang

It was the perfect situation, I was headed toward Downtown Greenville and JUST passing a particular Pendleton Street gas station when a call rang in to the notary line regarding one signature and one stamp document. It seemed like pie in the sky. Would this be the quickest call and signing to go down in our notary record books? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/greenvillenotary/support

Cold Feet: Adventures in Matrimony by Wedding Officiant Sonita M. Leak January 29, 2018 Greenville, SC Cold feet. You would think that if any part of a couple had cold feet, they would express it in a major way before the ceremony, right? Well... in my experience as a Wedding Officiant here in South Carolina, I've come across a couple or two that experienced a few setbacks AFTER their ceremony with me. This is how one went down. So, a few years ago, I received an email from one half of a Beaufort County, South Carolina couple. Email correspondence went on back and forth with this male for quite some time. The story? He and his fiance were going to drive to Greenville on a specific date to get married, in short ceremony at the location of my choosing. So, when the time came for the couple to come to Greenville, I was met with odd questions regarding ceremony attendance, pricing and some other things. No biggie. I didn't think anything of it. On the day of the ceremony, the couple met me in Downtown Greenville, at Falls Park at the Reedy River. I'd even made the couple a keepsake, because they said they wanted one with the ceremony. Not a problem. Couple married, license paperwork signed, marriage license waiting in my hands to be mailed to the Beaufort County's Probate Court. So what happens? On Sunday night before the next day Monday's mail drop off of the couples' license, I receive a call from the Groom, yes, the same one I'd been communicating with for not just a few weeks, but for a FEW MONTHS. He says, “Don't turn the marriage license in!” Blank Stare. My reply, “You mean to tell me you don't want me to turn in the marriage license?” "That's correct, ma'am." May I ask why? Well, see, well, me and my girl wanted to invite more people to the ceremony and well, some of the family members got upset that we got married and they weren't there. “Oh, okay.” Even MORE confusion. So, a few days later, the Bride calls, “You turned our marriage license in, right?” MASS CONFUSION NOW. Wait, you mean to tell me that you guys wanted me to GO AHEAD and turn your paperwork in?” I eventually came to find out that the couple were involved in a disagreement between one another, it had absolutely NOTHING to do with family members not being able to attend. For those notaries public who decide to marry couples along with your commission duties, ensure that with each and every couple you join together in matrimony, TURN IN THE MARRIAGE LICENSE NO MATTER WHAT! After ceremony and filling of the paperwork, you are required to turn in the paperwork within 15 days thereafter. *The message at the end applies to State of South Carolina Notaries Public who marry couples. If you are hearing this and are in another state, your notarial and marriage rules may be different. This was today's Adventure in Matrimony.

On today's show, Dorothy speaks with Meredith Piper of Greenville, South Carolina about her artwork, studio practices, and art shows around the southeast.  Meredith works in oil, acrylic, soft pastels, and creates her beautiful wooden framed encased weavings.  Listen along as Meredith describes her studio in Downtown Greenville and all about how to juggle a retail space while painting.  Meredith also clues us into how she creates a painting at a live event.  Dorothy found another bestie!  The two artists have too many things in common to count!  And those things were just discovered with this first conversation that was recorded! "Being one of the earlier (pieces of art)...I feel like that always takes longer because you don't know what you're doing, you're just exploring, which is awesome but those are some of the most beautiful sweet moments...that exploration of the unknown if you have not done it before, you have no idea what's going to happen or how it's going to turn out.  Those are some of the best memories as well that I cherish."  - Meredith Piper    See more of Meredith's work: https://www.meredithpiper.com/ www.instagram.com/meredithpiperart Follow along with Positively Creative: www.positivelycreative.net www.instagram.com/positivelycreativepodcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/positivelycreativepodcast/ On Today's Show: (3:00) On having a studio with foot traffic, different types of buyers, and the layout of the studio shops in Downtown Greenville, SC (9:30) Her studio neighbor, Larry Seymour (11:30) Meredith & Dorothy both double majored in Psychology and Art! (14:00) The Enneagram (16:00) Louisiana roots (16:30) on propagating her art subjects (18:00) on working with different mediums (18:30) on painting small first  (21:00) on teaching in the public school system (24:00) Double Decker Art Festival (26:00) Renegade Craft Fair (28:00) The birth of the encased weavings (31:00) Dorothy's 3D teacher, Bill Beckwith (34:00) on working in batches (36:30) Meredith's husband, Douglas' artwork (39:00) on live event painting (49:00) Mark Malfinger (49:30) Glori Day Loften (49:30) Amanda Louise Interiors (49:30) Dorothy Shain (50:00) Sunny Mullarky (50:00) Taylor Cox (55:00) Meredith's newest art collection release Thursday, June 27th  (1:00:00) Red River Revel (1:02:30) on mesh booth walls  (1:08:00) The Way I Heard It (1:10:00) Present Over Perfect (1:12:00) Indie Craft Parade