Podcasts about Rock Hill

This episode of The Charlotte Ledger Podcast is presented by OrthoCarolina, a leading orthopedic care center based in Charlotte. For more information or to book an appointment with an expert, visit OrthoCarolina.com.This episode is a recording of the first session of the free “Move Well, Live Well” webinar series, brought to you by The Charlotte Ledger and OrthoCarolina. This summer, we're bringing you a three‑part series designed to help you stay strong, mobile, and pain‑free as you age. Each session will feature practical advice from experts you can use right away.Whether you're managing joint pain on the pickleball court, staying active as you age or just trying to stay strong between TV episodes, Barrett A. Little, MD, has the answers on how to keep your muscles strong and active at any stage of life that you're in, including movement, nutrition, supplements and proactive care.Little is a board‑certified sports medicine and orthopedic surgeon with OrthoCarolina based in Fort Mill and Rock Hill. He has more than 15 years of experience treating athletes of all ages, specializing in shoulder and knee arthroscopy, joint and fracture care, and general sports orthopedics. He also serves as the team physician for Winthrop University Athletics.We hope you enjoy the conversation with Barrett Little. Click here for more information on the “Move Well, Life Well' webinar series.This episode of The Charlotte Ledger Podcast was produced by Lindsey Banks. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit charlotteledger.substack.com/subscribe

On this episode, we dive into the chilling story of a woman living in a haunted house in Rock Hill, Missouri, where a double-door refrigerator moans, groans, and even reacts to her emotions. When a psychic records the appliance's sounds and slows them down, the words ‘murdered' and ‘killed' emerge, adding a horrifying twist to the story. But the haunted fridge is only the beginning. From phantom touches and strange smells to a dog terrified by unseen entities, this house seems to carry an unimaginable weight. Tune in as we explore the chilling reality of a haunting that's both close to home—and perhaps closer than you'd ever want.

On this episode, we dive into the chilling story of a woman living in a haunted house in Rock Hill, Missouri, where a double-door refrigerator moans, groans, and even reacts to her emotions. When a psychic records the appliance's sounds and slows them down, the words ‘murdered' and ‘killed' emerge, adding a horrifying twist to the story. But the haunted fridge is only the beginning. From phantom touches and strange smells to a dog terrified by unseen entities, this house seems to carry an unimaginable weight. Tune in as we explore the chilling reality of a haunting that's both close to home—and perhaps closer than you'd ever want.

Jessica Francis FichterBook and LyricsJessica Francis Fichter is a South Carolina-based director, playwright, and teaching artist, currently serving as the Executive Director of Trustus Theatre in Columbia, SC. She has directed and taught in various locations, including NYC, where she earned an MFA in Directing from the Actors Studio Drama School. Recent directing credits include Twelfth Night: Welcome to Our Table (New York Shakespeare Best Comedy 2020) and Dandelion: An Original Musical (NYMF finalist 2019). She is also the founder of Evolving Door Theatre Company.Hailee Beltzhoover ZunigaStory, Book, Addt. Music and LyricsHailee Beltzhoover Zuniga is an Atlanta-based theatre artist and the concierge of the renowned Woodruff Arts Center, home to the Tony Award-winning Alliance Theatre. She graduated from Winthrop University in Rock Hill, SC in 2019 with a Bachelors in Performance and has been heavily involved in the Atlanta theatre community since her relocation in 2022. Her most recent projects have been directing Brandon Jacobs-Jenkin's Everybody with Renegade Theatre Co. and performing as Mal in Disney's Descendants at OnStage Atlanta.DANDELION: An Original Musical is a contemporary show that captures the emotional ups and downs of familial love, loss, and change. Female-driven and fearless in its approach to storytelling, it is a universal story that will touch the lives of audience members across generations.

“R” is for Rock Hill Movement. Following the 1955 bus boycott in Montgomery and the 1960 lunch-counter sit-ins in Greensboro, African Americans in Rock Hill took the lead in energizing the civil rights movement in South Carolina.

Josh Mankiewicz and Keith Morrison sit down to discuss Keith's episode “Secrets of the Sliding Door.” When beloved Staten Island teacher Simeonette “Sissy” Mapes-Crupi was found murdered in her home, investigators never imagined an escort by the name of Ms. Pumpkin would help lead them to her killer. Josh and Keith discuss the different theories of the crime and play an extra clip from interviews with Simeonette's friends and family. Plus, they talk phony-sounding 911 calls, answer a listener question about detecting lies during interviews, and take a deep dive into Keith's sneaker collection.  If you have a question for Talking Dateline, send us an audio message on social @datelinenbc or leave us a voicemail at 212-413-5252. Listen to the full episode of “Secrets of the Sliding Door” here: https://apple.co/4mcISoqListen to Josh's episode “The Evil to Come” referenced during the 911 call discussion: https://apple.co/44Hxv1MListen to Keith's episode “The Mystery in Rock Hill” also referenced during the 911 call discussion: https://apple.co/4o3G8va

In the latest episode of the Pro Insight Podcast, Pro Insight's Conrad Chow sat down with Coach Kevin Savage and 2027 guard Kevin “The Future” Savage III of Game Elite.Fresh off a championship run in the 17U division at the 2025 adidas 3SSB Palmetto Road Championship, Savage III impressed while playing up an age group—averaging 13.5 points, 4.3 assists, 1.5 rebounds, and 1.0 steals per game in Rock Hill, South Carolina.In this episode, we dive into reliving the championship moment, the depth and talent of the Game Elite 17s squad, father-son lessons, the latest on recruitment, and much more.

Welcome to Episode #166 of the Talking Shop Podcast — recorded July 14, 2025.This week, we're unpacking everything from Dana White's entry into the hobby to eBay's new auction experiment that's got collectors buzzing. We're also talking about record-breaking UFC sales, hilarious inscriptions from Bobby Witt Jr. and Jac Caglianone, and what really matters when it comes to slabs.In This Episode:⚖️ eBay tests final-minute auction extensions

On this week's episode of Around The ACL Meesh is joined by Anthony and Trey to help us prepare for the World Championships in Rock Hill, SC.  They go over the top 100 players and top doubles teams and discuss who they think has a chance to win.  Next they randomly pick the teams for the Pro Invitational and discuss the nominations for the Stevie Awards before closing the show with their hot takes.    Please leave us a review at https://ratethispodcast.com/acl

Anthony Richardson gets yards, scores, wins. Daniels Jones moves sticks! Tough choice! AFC South with four teams who could finish anywhere! Pacers Vegas Vacation underway at 5p! IU Basketball coaches all across southeast looking for recruits as first July open period begins! Here is the link for the only autobiography ever published without praise for its author: https://www.amazon.com/Oops-Art-Learning-Mistakes-Adventures/dp/173420740X https://kentsterling.com/2025/07/03/rule-for-kent-sterling-conest/

Mike Switzer interviews Dave Findley, founder of Dave's Heritage BBQ Sauce and Seasonings in Rock Hill, SC.

Welcome to the second episode of the General Manager series here on Stories from the River! Heather Greenwood sits down with two esteemed General Managers from Broad River Retail: Mitch Dixon of Rock Hill Raiders and Chris Morrell of Team Gold Rush. Both share their journeys within the company, discussing what it means to translate the company's vision into reality at their stores. Chris emphasizes the importance of having seasoned, passionate Memory Makers on his roster, highlighting how the General Manager role focuses on turning strategy into daily action and nurturing a supportive environment. Mitch, fresh off the grand opening of Rock Hill, underscores success not just by numbers, but by the happiness and growth of the Memory Makers he leads, driving home the point that people are at the center of everything they do. The discussion dives into what makes Broad River's culture unique—especially the emphasis on empowering Memory Makers as intrapreneurs, fostering a sense of ownership and entrepreneurial spirit at every level. Both Chris and Mitch recount standout moments—from success stories where Memory Makers doubled their earnings and made life-changing purchases, to heartfelt guest interactions, such as the story of an Ashley sofa saving lives during Hurricane Helene. Through candid reflections, they explain how leadership, resilience during challenging days, and a caring, driven culture have shaped their own careers and those of the Memory Makers around them. The episode wraps up with advice for those in the industry: Broad River is a place where you're truly valued, supported by Leaders who care about people as much as results. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/b2yEN0TvSco  Visit https://www.storiesfromtheriver.com for more episodes. Broad River Retail brought this show to you. Visit https://BroadRiverRetail.com                              Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/broad-river-retail

Welcome to the second episode of the General Manager series here on Stories from the River! Heather Greenwood sits down with two esteemed General Managers from Broad River Retail: Mitch Dixon of Rock Hill Raiders and Chris Morrell of Team Gold Rush. Both share their journeys within the company, discussing what it means to translate the company's vision into reality at their stores. Chris emphasizes the importance of having seasoned, passionate Memory Makers on his roster, highlighting how the General Manager role focuses on turning strategy into daily action and nurturing a supportive environment. Mitch, fresh off the grand opening of Rock Hill, underscores success not just by numbers, but by the happiness and growth of the Memory Makers he leads, driving home the point that people are at the center of everything they do. The discussion dives into what makes Broad River's culture unique—especially the emphasis on empowering Memory Makers as intrapreneurs, fostering a sense of ownership and entrepreneurial spirit at every level. Both Chris and Mitch recount standout moments—from success stories where Memory Makers doubled their earnings and made life-changing purchases, to heartfelt guest interactions, such as the story of an Ashley sofa saving lives during Hurricane Helene. Through candid reflections, they explain how leadership, resilience during challenging days, and a caring, driven culture have shaped their own careers and those of the Memory Makers around them. The episode wraps up with advice for those in the industry: Broad River is a place where you're truly valued, supported by Leaders who care about people as much as results. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/b2yEN0TvSco  Visit https://www.storiesfromtheriver.com for more episodes. Broad River Retail brought this show to you. Visit https://BroadRiverRetail.com                              Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/broad-river-retail

Alright. Let's go to the WRD talk line. 809050989. We'll talk to Bob in Greer. Wants to talk about the last caller. Bob, what's your opinion this afternoon? Yeah. Hey, Charlie. Thanks for taking my call. I just wanted to say upfront, I voted for Trump all three times he won. The 2020 was obviously stolen. Right. The, the last one of the last callers, he was talking about us, having a false sense of security, after bombing Iran that we he what if we didn't hit him with a one two knockout punch? Well, we we aren't gonna cease our our intelligence operations after this bombing. We're still gonna keep our our eye on the situation. I I don't I think that's just, an an invalid objection to it. Yeah. They didn't just come home and go, well, we did it, but let's move on to the next thing. Right. This is ongoing. You're right about that. Yes. But, I mean, I just I don't understand, some of this this this ideology that's going under where people think that Iran's gonna come that Iran was just talking about nuking Israel. I mean, they were they were a world threat. And I'll tell you this, Bob. I don't think that they were planning on making nuclear bombs to use themselves. I think they're going to sell them to terrorist organizations. Yeah. Yeah. I I I think that was a a distinct possibility as well. Yep. So I appreciate it, Bob. Thank you. Let's go to Joe in Rock Hill. Joe, what's your opinion? Oh, first of all, I I think people are are not asking the right questions. Why would you have to build a nuclear facility 200 feet down in the middle of a mountain for peaceful means? Yeah. That just doesn't make any sense. For nuclear energy. That yeah. Exactly. When you you have one of the largest oil reserves in the world Yeah. That energy should be very cheap for you anyway. So that doesn't make any sense that it was for peaceful means. We've already established that they spent more center fusions and more uranium than they needed for peaceful means. So why are you stockpiling land? You know? That just doesn't make any sense that people are are also up in arms about this. And I find it I find it hilarious too that they're up in arms that we we did this. Okay? Whether we did it to help Israel or not, we did it for ourselves and the rest of the world. The Middle East has gotta come to the realization, and Trump is trying to do this now on two occasions. His first trip to the Middle East, he told them, you guys gotta stop policing yourselves. And I think Saudi Arabia, I think Qatar, The UAE, I think they're all starting to realize that Iran is a problem in the Middle East. Yeah. If you go under the Shah's reign for forty years, they only had border squabbles. They weren't looking to in infiltrate in Syria. They weren't looking to be with the Houthis. They wasn't looking to be part of a Hezbollah. But since the Shah has been in power, they have asserted, their flat law to to encompass the whole Middle East, and they're not just a threat to Israel. They're a threat to Saudi Arabia. Do you think if they could take out that kingdom and take it over, they wouldn't? Oh, yeah. Would Iraq for how many years back and forth? Right. Okay? They're they're they're in Syria. So people gotta start smartening up. That region has been under siege since the beginning of the Bible, and it will be till the end. So if we can kinda calm it down a little bit, then we have to do what we have to do for for everybody's safety. It's not just America. I agree, Joe. Thank you so much for your call. Henry, what's going on with you this afternoon? Hey. How's it going, Donald? Hi. This is it. Wanna tell you about that bleeding heart liberal, James. Yeah. He's a perfect example of of why we're in trouble today, you know, in America. I mean, you know, he won't pay, and they always wanna rationalize. When somebody say we want death to America, what else do you need to hear? Exactly. I'm seven years old. We've been fighting for America all my life. Yeah. And ...

Alright. Let's go to the WRD talk line. 809050989. We'll talk to Bob in Greer. He wants to talk about the last caller. Bob, what's your opinion this afternoon? Yeah. Hey, Charlie. Thanks for taking my call. I just wanted to say upfront, I voted for Trump all three times he won. The 2020 was obviously stolen. Right. The, the last one of the last callers, he was talking about us, having a false sense of security, after bombing Iran that we he what if we didn't hit him with a one two knockout punch? Well, we we aren't gonna cease our our intelligence operations after this bombing. We're still gonna keep our our eye on the situation. I I don't I think that's just, an an invalid objection to it. Yeah. They didn't just come home and go, well, we did it, then let's move on to the next thing. Right. This is ongoing. You're right about that. Yes. But, I mean, I just I don't understand, some of this this this ideology that's going under where people think that Iran's gonna come that Iran was just talking about nuking Israel. I mean, they were they were a world threat. And I'll tell you this, Bob. I don't think that they were planning on making nuclear bombs to use themselves. I think they're going to sell them to terrorist organizations. Yeah. Yeah. I I I think that was a a distinct possibility as well. Yep. So I appreciate it, Bob. Thank you. Let's go to Joe in Rock Hill. Joe, what's your opinion? Well, first of all, I I think people are are not asking the right questions. Why would you have to build a nuclear facility 200 feet down in the middle of a mountain for peaceful means? Yeah. That just doesn't make any sense. For nuclear energy. That yeah. Exactly. When you you have one of the largest oil reserves in the world Yeah. That energy should be very cheap for you anyway. So that doesn't make any sense that it was for peaceful means. We've already established that they spent more center fusions and more uranium than they needed for peaceful means. So why are you stockpiling it? You know? That just doesn't make any sense that people are are also up in arms about this. And I find it I find it hilarious too that they're up in arms that we we did this. Okay? Whether we did it to help Israel or not, we did it for ourselves and the rest of the world. The Middle East has gotta come to the realization, and Trump has tried to do this now on two occasions. His first trip to the Middle East, he told them, you guys gotta stop policing yourselves. And I think Saudi Arabia, I think Qatar, The UAE, I think they're all starting to realize that Iran is a problem in The Middle East. Yeah. If you go under the Shah's reign for forty years, they only had border squabbles. They weren't looking to in infiltrate in Syria. They weren't looking to be with the Houthis. They wasn't looking to be part of a Hezbollah. But since the Shah has been in power, they have asserted, their flat law to to encompass the whole Middle East, and they're not just a threat to Israel. They're a threat to Saudi Arabia. Do you think if they could take out that kingdom and take it over, they wouldn't? Oh, yeah. Iraq for how many years back and forth? Right. Okay? They're they're they're in Syria. So people gotta start smartening up. That region has been under siege since the beginning of the Bible, and it will be to the end. So if we can kinda calm it down a little bit, then we have to do what we have to do for for everybody's safety. It's not just America. I agree, Joe. Thank you so much for your call. Henry, what's going on with you this afternoon? Hey. How's it going, Garlin? Hi. This is it. Wanna tell you about that bleeding heart liberal, James. Yeah. I hear you. The perfect example of of why we're in trouble today, you know, in America. I mean, you know, he won't pay, and they always wanna rationalize. When somebody say we want death to America, what is it you need to hear? Exactly. I'm seven years old. We've been fighting for America all my life. Yeah. A ...

“W” is for Winthrop University. Located in Rock Hill, Winthrop University traces its roots to1886 when Winthrop Training School, a teacher-training school for Columbia teachers opened.

Your favorite award-winning Drag Queen podcast is BACK! In this heartfelt and hilarious Let's Dish: Rock Hill Pride episode, Buff Faye shares the roots of LGBTQ+ history—from Stonewall to Compton's Cafeteria Riot—while calling out the whitewashing of queer stories and the continued erasure of trans folks and queer people of color. Buff also shares having withdrawals missing her sidekick Funsize and we're also dishing and celebrating Rock Hill Pride!   Special guests Brittany Carroll Kelly, Founder of Rock Hill Pride and owner of the Rock Hill Mercantile, join Buff to talk allyship, raising queer and trans kids in the South, and organizing fabulous Pride events like Rock Hill Pride in conservative spaces.   Plus: Get the scoop on all the can't-miss Pride Month events!  Let's dish, y'all!

Tuesday 6/17/25

After a three-year hiatus, Bourbon Bytes is back with a brand-new season and a barrel full of whiskey news. Clifton breaks down the surprise announcement of Eagle Rare 12 — is it a smart move or an unnecessary twist? He also dives into the ultra-limited Remus Babe Ruth Reserve and some game-changing distribution news for Old Forester fans outside of Kentucky. Finally, he gives a sweet and spicy byte-sized review of Rock Hill Farms Bourbon — a rare pour that reminds him of home… and Krispy Kreme donuts. Short, sharp, and spirited — this relaunch is everything you've missed and more.

Welcome to Episode #161 of the Talking Shop Podcast — your weekly dive into the stories, surprises, and shifts shaping the sports card world.This week, we're taking a closer look at the upcoming 2025 Topps Series 2, which is getting a full-on rework. From First Pitch cards to Signature Tunes inserts, Topps seems ready to give Series 2 its own spotlight.Also on the docket:Topps scaling back rookie cards in 2025 — why they're doing it, and how it changes the gameA $97,000 Bo Nix 1/1 sale — smart buy or hobby heat check?Wemby's Flawless Logoman pulled — we reactLinkin Park trading cards?!And the unforgettable 1/1 Sister Sobiek Allen & Ginter pullPlus, we round it out with recent shop hits, a look into the vault, and a Crazy Stat of the Week that puts stadium pricing in perspective.

Just going through the email and everything, you know? Just going through the email. Let's do this. Let's go to the phones again. Let's go to, Joe in Rock Hill. Yes, sir. Hey, Bill. How are you doing today? I'm okay. Thanks for holding, by the way. Thank you. No. It's good because a great topic of why you have to escape blue states. I escaped Long Island, New York 3 Years ago because the corruption and this is on Long Island. This isn't even the city. It's just astounding. My taxes on on a home that was 1,900 square foot and a quarter acre of property was over $13,000 a year. Now that was property taxes, school taxes and town taxes combined. But you start seeing all the grips. You got teachers making $200,000 a year, superintendents of school districts making a half a million dollars a year. You got the county executive making $250,000 a year. His wife is in charge of the park parks department making $250,000 a year. He's brought up on corruption charges. The DA is brought up on corruption charges. The chief of police was brought up thinking he was the Old Beach, serial killer at one time. They haven't solved that case either. You you start seeing where all your money goes, and then I'm I'm driving on streets that have potholes that are taking out my rims. You call the town up. Well, that's not our problem. You know, it just and you look at the town employees. They all have the same last name. It it's just like you can't you can't defeat these people. And trust me, I tried for years involved in my local school boards. You start finding out the people elected to school boards are teachers in other districts, so they gotta keep the grip going. Right. Because if their contract doesn't get passed, then the one the district they're in won't get passed. It's it's such a uphill battle to try and fix these places, and and the last call is right. Until people really start going and serving real jail time, it it nothing will ever change. And the other problem is is these officials, the taxpayer always ends up paying the lawyer's fees because they were official employees of the town or or or or or the the the county, and and there's an obligation to pay these lawyer's fees, which turn out to be connected law firms that make millions of dollars fighting this stuff over periods of time. It's crazy. Yeah. I I've always I know some people are out of New York like yourself and some of the things they tell me about how deep and how winding it is and you're thinking, well, sooner or later just because of the law of averages, I should run into something that isn't full of grift. But you never do, do you? No. It it it just never you know? And to give you an example, okay, Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant. I was about eight years old when they started building it. I was still paying on my electric bill a surcharge for a power plant that was built and dismantled. And one of the reasons we had some of the highest electric rates in the country because they decided that it it we couldn't have an evacuation plan. They would never let it run. But every taxpayer or every investor on that project got paid out, and and and they're still paying for that power plant. The one school district that benefited for years, they at one point, it came out in in a newspaper article that they were paying for violin lessons for four students that was costing the school district $500,000 a year because of all the extra money they were getting from the power plant that never ran. Right. It's like the bridge to nowhere in California. Gotcha. Anyway I can't take it anymore. You the the best thing to do is to get out while the getting is good and go enjoy life somewhere where it's actually America. Yeah. Because I I I now I had a very rare full carry permit for the state of New York, because of my connections in law enforcement and stuff. But, I I sold my house there for max money. And if you would have told me in twenty something years what I would have sold my ...

In this explosive episode, Tara dives deep into the unintended consequences of South Carolina refusing to deputize law enforcement as immigration agents — a move that may be turning the state into a de facto sanctuary for illegal immigrants fleeing Florida. She breaks down the horrifying Rock Hill murder involving an illegal immigrant, calls out GOP inaction, and revisits Trump's unheeded push to empower states. Then, she exposes the unraveling electric vehicle market as major automakers backpedal and hybrids surge in popularity. Finally, Tara questions the official narrative around Joe Biden's surprise stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis — why the secrecy, what was missed, and who's really running the country? Raw, unfiltered, and unapologetic commentary you won't hear anywhere else.

In this hard-hitting double-segment breakdown, Tara takes aim at the growing border crisis and exposes how South Carolina may be turning into a sanctuary state by default — thanks to state leaders refusing to follow Florida's lead on immigration enforcement. She covers the brutal Rock Hill double homicide allegedly committed by an illegal immigrant and blasts GOP governors for ignoring Trump's call to deputize state law enforcement. Then, the conversation shifts to the unraveling of the electric vehicle agenda. As sales plummet and major manufacturers like Ford, GM, and Nissan scale back production, hybrids rise as the real consumer favorite. Meanwhile, Elon Musk is pulling back from political donations, and the EV fantasy pushed by Democrats continues to crumble. Tara closes by digging into the shocking news of Joe Biden's stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis — questioning the timing, lack of transparency, and whether the White House and media are hiding more than just a health issue. Is the president really in charge? Who's been calling the shots? Tara demands answers in this no-nonsense, truth-first commentary.

In a jam-packed broadcast, Tara peels back the curtain on a series of explosive developments the media won't touch. First, she reveals how South Carolina is quietly becoming a de facto sanctuary state — a consequence of Governor McMaster and other Republican leaders refusing to act on Trump's call to deputize local law enforcement as immigration agents. As a result, illegal immigrants are fleeing Florida and bringing violent crime with them, as seen in a horrifying double murder in Rock Hill. Next, Tara digs into the unraveling of the electric vehicle narrative. With plummeting EV demand, massive financial losses for automakers like Ford, and companies like Toyota and Nissan shifting to hybrids, the American public is rejecting the Democrats' green agenda. Even Elon Musk is backing away from political spending after years of trying to push innovation through a broken system. Finally, Tara tackles the biggest red flag of the day: Joe Biden's late-stage cancer diagnosis. With a medical history that doesn't add up, suspicious gaps in testing, and stage 4 cancer suddenly revealed, she questions who's really been running the country — and why the public is just now learning the truth. From Biden's border policies to his hidden health crisis, Tara demands accountability for a government that keeps gaslighting the American people. No spin. No filter. Just the truth.

“R” is for Rock Hill Movement. Following the 1955 bus boycott in Montgomery and the 1960 lunch-counter sit-ins in Greensboro, African Americans in Rock Hill took the lead in energizing the civil rights movement in South Carolina.

Tune in here to this Wednesday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! Brett kicks off the program live from the St. Philip Neri Italian Festival. Where He encourages listeners to come out and enjoy the festivities, though food service doesn’t begin until 5 PM. Brett highlights former President Trump’s recent accomplishments, referencing commentary by Dagen McDowell. He praises Trump’s work on border security, trade deals, economic growth, and efforts to end global conflicts, particularly in the Middle East. Brett argues that Trump is fostering peace through trade and diplomacy, citing shifts in regional alliances and a reduced threat from terrorism. He also points to falling inflation, strong employment numbers, and drug pricing reforms. We're joined by Father Kevin O’Connor as he shares his surprise and joy at the election of the first American Pope, calling it a historic and humbling moment. He reflects on receiving the news while returning from a retreat in California, emphasizing the global impact of the papacy. Father Kevin also discusses his personal path to the priesthood, initially studying in Pittsburgh before joining the Oratorian community in Rock Hill. He explains the Oratory’s unique structure, its deep roots in South Carolina, and the six parishes it currently serves. We're also joined by Will Palagic to discuss Charlotte sports, the Hornets, and the upcoming St. Philip Neri Italian Festival. Will, a sports expert, shares his thoughts on Charlotte FC's season, highlighting their strong start before facing challenges due to a tough road schedule. Despite some setbacks, Will believes the team’s potential remains high. When discussing the Hornets' lottery pick, Will expresses disappointment, noting that while the team didn't land a generational player, they still have a chance to improve with smart moves from their new management. Beth Troutman from Good Morning BT is also here for this Thursday's episode of Crossing the Streams. Brett and Beth talk about the shifting global alliances and the surprising developments in the Middle East.. Prompted by emerging reports of a potential deal with Iran, they explore the broader implications of recent diplomatic moves involving Syria, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and India. Beth highlights the complexity of the region, pointing to long-standing historical, religious, and cultural tensions that make such progress remarkable. Beth also shares what she and Bo have coming up Friday on Good Morning BT! Listen here for all of this and more on The Brett Winterble Show! For more from Brett Winterble check out his YouTube channel. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tuesday 5/13/25

In this week's episode of Talking Shop, Josh and Michael return to the mic after a wild week—complete with a Rock Hill earthquake, another ruthless one-star Google review, and a fresh round of Shedeur Sanders drama.The guys break down the biggest hobby headlines, including:

Some people may be tempted to "breathe a sigh of relief" that America didn't seem to go over the election cliff like Canada seems to have. And, no doubt about it, what may have been an imminent collapse seems to have at least been delayed by an election that didn't manage - this time - to be stolen. But, as Mark's special guest this week, Torah teacher and author, Pete Rambo, points out, there are still things in progress, from "Real ID" and related potential control mechanisms, to the threat of AI, which prove that this is no time for complacency: we have been given more time, but not a reprieve from what Scripture says IS coming. There are things in progress, now, that we must understand are pre-cursors to a choice that we must 'come out of' before it is too late. "Marriage licenses, permissions from 'another master,' and the Coming Mark -- with Pete Rambo" Pete Rambo's YouTube channel: @PeterGRambo email: natsab2013@gmail.com Pete's "Kingdom Restoration Conference" will be held June 19th through the 22nd in Rock Hill, SC (just south of Charlotte) Contact him for more information or reservations.

What happens when you book 'The Dean' for a solo flight? You let him cook ... and that's what we did. With Mark Porter enjoying an exotic beachfront locale, Bill Kurelic was pressed into extreme action and ... performed beautifully. Want info on the transfer portal? We discussed Beau Atkinson, Troy Pikes, Maraad Watson, Orion Irving, Keelan Marion and Jaden Ball. Came for the recruiting info? There's a huge weekend ahead in Columbus and we discussed Jamier Brown, Pierre Dean, Rock Hill, Micah Smith, Darius Gray and more. The Dean cooks. You eat. Spend 5ish with us this a.m., 'Nutters! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We catch-up with the hottest rookie pro on the scene, Josh Jolly, to chat about his weekend in Rock Hill stepping up into the pro class, his off season, living at the Aker farm, and more! Enjoy. #Chatter

The pro season opener kicked off in Rock Hill, SC (and Verona too). The boys chat all the racing action, and plenty of bs in between. Enjoy #Chatter

From May 4, 2011: Oprah celebrates the 50-year anniversary of the 1961 Freedom Riders movement with 178 surviving Freedom Riders in the audience. The American heroes share their reasons for risking their lives to defy the segregation laws of the Deep South. Congressman John Lewis is reunited with Elwin Wilson, one of the men who beat him at a bus station in Rock Hill, South Carolina. They open up about the beating and Wilson's subsequent apology in 2009. In 2013, Elwin Wilson died in a South Carolina hospital at the age of 76. 

Ohio State has multiple areas to focus on when it comes to rebuilding a championship roster. On the recruiting front, it's a blend of elite Ohioans and out-of-state targets of note. So today we drill down on an Ohioan - defensive back Rock Hill - and a litany of those not from the Buckeye State expected to visit soon. Bill Kurelic and Mark Porter are here to officiate. Spend 5ish with us this a.m., 'Nutters! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Investigative journalists — Mandy Matney and Liz Farrell — broke major news this past Tuesday with the announcement that Myrtle Beach pastor JP Miller has been accused of raping a 15-year-old girl at his father's church, Cathedral Baptist Church (formerly All Nations Church), in 1998 and again sexually assaulting her in 2023.  The lawsuit was filed by Jane Doe No. 1 against John-Paul Miller, Reginald Wayne Miller, and their churches, including Solid Rock Ministries. Mandy and Liz share details of the lawsuit while connecting the dots on what was happening in JP's life at the time.  Plus, they sit for an interview with Rock Hill attorney Randy Hood of McGowan, Hood, Felder and Phillips law firm, who is representing Jane, to learn more about Jane's case and what the world of litigating institutional child sexual abuse looks like. Hood is no stranger to suing churches on behalf of sexual assault victims. He also represents clients in the case against Morningstar Fellowship Church in Fort Mill, South Carolina.  On Tuesday, Mandy and Liz also broke the very important news that attorney Mark Tinsley from the Murdaugh Murders trial — aka Zero Dark Tinsley and Tiger Tinsley — is also representing Jane in her case against the Millers.  Also on the show, JP Miller appeared in Magistrate Court on Wednesday for a hearing related to seven of his cases against protesters and … well, he did a terrible job, as expected… The premium extended episode includes a play-by-play featuring the most pertinent highlights.  Special thanks to Ben from Artistic Eye Productions based in Summerville, SC for covering the Magistrate Court Proceedings  Let's dive in...