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Explore all that Beaufort, Port Royal and the Sea Islands in South Carolina have to offer on the Inner Coastal Podcast, hosted by Daquan Mickens and the team at Visit Beaufort, Port Royal and the Sea Islands. This podcast is your ticket to learn about what makes Beaufort, South Carolina special, from the Lowcountry attractions to Beaufort’s extensive history. On this podcast, you can find guests that talk about Beaufort’s large festivals, such as the Shrimp and Oyster Festivals, as well as small businesses in Beaufort County and the historical landmarks that you can find here.
Sheldon Church's bricks spell out 1751; your Beaufort itinerary just got a historical detour.
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A Beaufort Revolutionary War story where river geography and militia decisions bring the conflict close to shore.
Beaufort's Revolutionary War past sharpens through a Lowcountry landing site and the choices that made a British raid feel like a local test of nerve. Dr.
A water-level view of Beaufort ties wildlife, ecology, stewardship, and layered Lowcountry history together.
Captain Thornton Lacey gives the Lowcountry a clearer shape by looking at Beaufort from the water. Wildlife, ecology, human history, and culture start to feel less like separate subjects and more like parts of the same marsh-lined story.
A Beaufort shop links local artists, visiting guests, and everyday Lowcountry traditions.
Marshview Mercantile comes across as a close, place-minded portrait of Beaufort local culture, led by Sandra Smith's move from a 36-year healthcare career into shop ownership on Boundary Street.
A grounded look at how Beaufort's history carries into public art, local culture, and community participation.
Beaufort's past comes through as something still present in the town, not tucked away as background. Weatherford describes it as one of the first places in the United States where formerly enslaved people could own land and homes, and notes that homes tied to that history still…
A podcast relaunch becomes a civic conversation about who helps tell Beaufort's story.
The Intercoastal Podcast uses its 137th episode to treat a format change as a matter of local care. Danquil Mickens and Rob Wells, President and CEO of Visit Beaufort, position the new season as a more visual way to show Beaufort, Port Royal, and the Sea Islands through guests,…
Pacific Northwest history, still in motion.
Washington, told by the people inside it.
Mississippi stories, told face to face.
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Captain Thornton Lacey says Beaufort and the Sea Islands are best understood from the water, where boat tours, kayaks, and paddleboards turn the coastline into a moving classroom.
Host Daquan interviews Sandra Smith, a former healthcare executive who retired and opened a community-focused mercantile in Beaufort, South Carolina.
Exploring Beaufort's history and the Freedman's Art District's role in shaping the local arts scene.
Host Daquan Mickens and guest Rob Wells discuss the new season format of the Inner Coastal Podcast, focusing on telling community stories of Beaufort, Port Royal, and the Sea Islands.
A historian discusses the history and significance of Sheldon Church in Beaufort, South Carolina, as part of America's 250th anniversary.
Host Daquan Mickens discusses Lowcountry Thanksgiving traditions with CVB president Rob Wells, focusing on regional dishes and family gatherings.
An interview with historian Dr.
Host Daquan Mickens interviews travel writers Seal and Lynn Selden about their new book on 100 things to do in the South Carolina Lowcountry, exploring the region's culture, history, and attractions.
Host Rob Wells interviews Captain John Gore about fishing in Beaufort, SC, and the Lowcountry lifestyle.