Coasting SC

Loris, South Carolina may be one of those places people have heard of, driven through, or only recently discovered when they realized their new home address says “Loris.” But this small town in northern Horry County has a story worth knowing.
In this episode of Coasting, Celia heads to Loris for a conversation about railroad roots, small-town pride, major growth, and one very important local dish: chicken bog. The episode begins with Samantha Norris, Executive Director of the Loris Chamber of Commerce, who shares the history of Loris, how the town developed, what makes it unique, and how the community is experiencing the growth now reaching this part of Horry County. We also talk about the Loris Chicken Bog-Off Festival, one of the town’s signature events, and why chicken bog has become such an important part of the town’s identity. Then we shift from history to flavor with two local restaurant owners: Ritchie Ward of Ritchie’s General Store and Eatery and Nick Conner of Shorty’s Grill. Ritchie and Nick both serve chicken bog, but on different days and with different recipes. Ritchie brings a culinary background and family connection to the conversation, while Nick brings the kind of personality and storytelling that makes small-town restaurants feel like gathering places, not just places to eat. Together, this episode explores why Loris is gaining attention, what newcomers may come to love about it, and how food, family, history, and growth are all part of the town’s story.
Whether you already know Loris, just moved nearby, or are still asking, “So… what exactly is chicken bog?” — this episode is full of small-town flavor.
👉 Recorded live on the Tea Patio of the Franklin G. Burroughs – Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach, SC.
Chapters:
00:00 - Episode Preview
00:16 - Intro
00:25 - On This Episode
01:27 - Welcome to Coasting
01:31 - We Made It To Fall
02:02 - 12 Seasons of the South
04:02 - Fall Festivals
07:37 - Coming Up Loris Bog Off
98:26 - Loris Hospitality
09:48 - Loris Pharmacy
10:12 - Coming Up
10:31 - A Lasting Impression
11:11 - Learn About Loris
11:39 - Welcome Samantha Norris
13:03 - The Gate City
13:29 - The Back Porch of the Grand Strand
14:09 - A Change in Momentum
15:20 - New Communities in Loris
16:12 - Population Growth
17:18 - We Love the Growth
18:34 - Economic Development
19:57 - Loris History
21:12 - How Big is Loris
22:06 - What is Chicken Bog
22:39 - Loris Bog Off Festival
26:34 - Where to Park
27:44 - How the Bog Off Helps Loris
29:16 - Papermaking at the Art Museum
29:45 - Welcome Ritchie and Nick
30:39 - Your Loris Story
31:39 - Definition of Chicken Bog
34:01 - Audience Feedback
34:45 - Recipes?
38:07 - How Do You Know What People Like
39:08 - Who Makes it?
39:55 - The Schedule
42:46 - Time to Prepare
43:21 - How Much Do You Make?
43:58 - Hours
45:11 - Do You Sell Out?
46:03 - The General Store
46:41 - Bog Blunders
48:55 - Shorty’s Grill History
52:06 - Small Town Restaurants Community Role
54:53 - How Does the Bog Off Affect Your Restaurant
56:36 - Loris in One Word
57:14 - Wrap Up
58:51 - EP 21 Preview
59:08 - Closing Credits
 
Important Links:
Real Estate Website: ⁠http://www.bytheseashorerealty.com/ ⁠
Myrtle Beach Art Museum: ⁠http://www.myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/ ⁠
Atalaya Arts & Crafts Festival; https://southcarolinaparks.com/stories/atalaya-arts-and-crafts-festival
Little River Shrimp Fest: https://littlerivershrimpfest.org
NMB Live: https://www.nmb.us/855/NMB-Live
City of Halloween SC: https://www.conwaysc.gov/news_detail_T6_R678.php
Ritchies Eatery: https://ritchieseatery.com
Shortys Grill: https://shortysgrilllorissc.com
Podcast Website : ⁠http://www.coastingpodcast.comhttps://ritchieseatery.com

Pickleball is more than a game — especially in North Myrtle Beach.
In this episode of Coasting, Celia talks with Ken Chaney, a PPR-certified pickleball instructor, competitive player, and familiar face on the North Myrtle Beach courts, about how pickleball is helping people find community, connection, fitness, and fun.
Ken shares how the sport helped him quickly find his people after moving to the area, why pickleball has become so popular with players of all ages, and what beginners should know before stepping onto the court for the first time.
They also talk about the growing demand for pickleball in North Myrtle Beach, the fundraising efforts supporting new courts, and how future tournaments could bring more players, visitors, and dollars into the local community.
And of course, we couldn’t talk pickleball without a little lingo lesson. From the kitchen to the dink, Celia gets a crash course in what to say when you want to sound like you know your way around the court.
Whether you already play, want to learn, or are simply curious about why pickleball has taken off so quickly, this episode is about more than paddles and points.
It’s about pickleball, people, and place.
 
👉 Recorded live on the Tea Patio of the Franklin G. Burroughs – Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach, SC.
 
Chapters:
00:00 - Episode Preview
00:23 - Intro
00:32 - On This Episode
01:43 - Welcome to Coasting
02:24 - End of Summer
02:54 - Summer Highlights
03:53 - Crazy Drivers
06:18 - Fight
07:47 - Takeover
09:00 - SIBAF
10:27 - Yummy to the Tummy
16:41 - Coming Up
17:01 - Art Raffle
17:43 - Welcome Ken Chaney
18:37 - Why Myrtle Beach
20:14 - How to Find Your Tribe
21:27 - Describe Pickleball Court Energy
23:10 - Who Loves Pickleball
24:40 - Pickleball 101
28:53 - Difference From Tennis Court
29:47 - Points
31:25 - Terms
33:03 - #1 Beginner Mistake
34:10 - Paddles
36:13 - The Ball
37:06 - How Long to Learn
38:30 - Lingo
43:43 - PPR Certified Instructor
47:09 - Safety
48:12 - Coming Up
48:29 - Art Museum Gift Shop
49:01 - Number One Reason People Trip on the Court
51:10 - What to Wear
52:00 - Pickleball in North Myrtle Beach
54:36 - Where in North Myrtle Beach
55:55 - Great For The Economy
57:19 - When & Where to Play Now
58:35 - Introductory Classes
01:00:00 - How To Reach Out
01:02:23 - Connections in Myrtle Beach
01:03:30 - Wrap Up
1:03:58 - EP 21 Preview
01:04:16 - Closing Credits
👉 Recorded live on the Tea Patio of the Franklin G. Burroughs – Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach, SC.
Important Links:
Real Estate Website: ⁠http://www.bytheseashorerealty.com/ ⁠
Myrtle Beach Art Museum: ⁠http://www.myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/ ⁠
Kirks Ice cream: https://sites.google.com/view/kirksicecream/home
Stellas Ice cream: https://www.stellas-icecream.com/about-us
Bruster's: https://brusters.com
North Myrtle Beach Pickleball Complex Fundraising: https://www.nmbpbf.com
The Fun Zone: https://www.nmb.us/578/Fun-Zone
Podcast Website : ⁠http://www.coastingpodcast.com

Downtown Myrtle Beach is more than a location. For many people, especially those who remember the Pavilion, it is tied to music, rides, summer nights, family memories, and the feeling of having a place to gather.
But downtown is changing — and helping it become meaningful again takes time.
In this episode of Coasting, Celia talks with Jason Greene, President and CEO of the Myrtle Beach Downtown Alliance, about the long work of revitalizing downtown Myrtle Beach.
Jason shares why Myrtle Beach became his place, what people are really missing when they talk about the old Pavilion area, and why the goal is not to recreate the past, but to build a downtown that can matter again in a new way.
They also discuss the Arts & Innovation District, the role of private residences, restaurants, events, Grand Strand Brewing, the HTC Aspire Hub, and the public-private partnerships helping move the vision forward.
This conversation is an honest look at progress, patience, and the behind-the-scenes work required to help downtown Myrtle Beach become a place where people gather, invest, return, and make new memories . . . again.
 
👉 Recorded live on the Tea Patio of the Franklin G. Burroughs – Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach, SC.
 
Chapters:
00:00 - Episode Preview
00:15 - Intro
00:25 - On This Episode
01:40 - Welcome to Coasting
01:51 - Big News
03:09 - More Big News
05:09 - Even More Big News
07:26 - And More News
09:15 - Yummy to the Tummy
13:45 - Up Next
14:16 - Welcome Jason Greene
15:39 - Why Myrtle Beach
19:21 - What’s Missing?
20:37 - Now vs.the Past
22:15 - Community Feedback
25:01 - What is Downtown Myrtle Beach?
26:58 - Arts & Innovation District
27:56 - HTS Aspire Hub
29:38 - Housing
33:35 Three Signs of Progress
35:57 - Restaurants Roles
36:58 - Getting More Businesses
38:30 - Events
39:33 - Coming Up
39:45 - Art Museum Raffle
40:16 - Myrtle Beach Downtown Alliance
41:12 - Housing is Complicated
42:33 - Public - Private Partnership
43:09 - Developer Alignment
44:30 - Pavillion Land
45:14 - Misconceptions
46:39 - Moving Forward
48:30 - The Vision
50:09 - What Are You Excited About
52:03 - Hope for the Future
53:04 - When Will it be a Place Again
54:35 - Where to Find Out More
55:32 - Volunteer
57:44 - Coffee With The Community
59:01 - Wrap Up
1:00:07 - EP 20 Preview
1:30:19 - Closing Credits
 
Important Links:
Real Estate Website: ⁠http://www.bytheseashorerealty.com/ ⁠
Myrtle Beach Art Museum: ⁠http://www.myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/ ⁠
Long Bay Theater: https://www.longbaytheatre.com/copy-of-it-s-a-wonderful-life-1
Winnas Kitchen: https://winnaskitchen.com
Downtown Myrtle Beach: https://www.downtownmyrtle.com
Arts & Innovation District: https://www.downtownmyrtle.com/arts-and-innovation-district
HTC Aspire Hub: https://www.emyrge.org
Podcast Website : ⁠http://www.coastingpodcast.com

You don’t have to be an art expert to walk through the doors of the Myrtle Beach Art Museum.
In this episode of Coasting, we sit down with Liz Miller, Museum Curator at the Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum, for a conversation about one of Myrtle Beach’s true hidden gems.
Tucked along the oceanfront, this beautiful museum offers far more than many people realize — rotating exhibits, classes, programs, events, opportunities for local artists, and a welcoming space where curiosity matters more than credentials.
We also talk about the museum’s current exhibit, “A Lasting Impression,” featuring works connected to some of the most recognizable names in art, including Renoir, Degas, Picasso, and Mary Cassatt. What makes this exhibit even more fascinating is that these pieces were not brought in from some faraway museum — they were already here, loaned by local residents.
Liz helps us understand what a curator actually does, how exhibits come together, what makes this museum so special, and how anyone — even someone who says, “I’m not really an art person” — can walk in, look around, ask questions, and feel at home.
Because you’re allowed to be new here.
And you just might discover that Myrtle Beach has an art scene you didn’t know we had.
 
👉 Recorded live on the Tea Patio of the Franklin G. Burroughs – Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach, SC.
 
Chapters:
00:00 - Episode Preview
00:10 - Intro
00:20 - On This Episode
01:23 - Welcome to Coasting
01:33 - It’s Too Hot
02:20 - Music on Main
03:28 - Fireworks
03:53 - Pelicans Game
04:09 - Myrtle Beach Art Museum
04:29 - Yummy to the Tummy
10:34 - Art Auction
11:15 - Welcome Liz Miller
11:51 - About Liz Miller
12:52 - What is a Curator
13:37 - Get Your Art in the Museum
14:46 - What to Know
15:52 - The Building
18:46 - A Lasting Impression
21:11 - Impressionism
25:40 - Favorite Piece
26:57 - Pointillism
28:18 - Teen Art Program
28:50 - Plan Your Visit
30:35 - Connecting to the Art
31:51 - Kids at the Museum
33:07 - Talking Points
33:54 - Adult Classes
35:27 - Pottery Studio
36:09 - Throwing Day
36:34 - Pottery Sale
38:01 - Events
40:45 - Advertising
41:59 - Volunteer
42:55 - Wrap Up
43:48 - EP 19 Preview
43:58 - Closing Credits
 
Important Links:
Real Estate Website: ⁠http://www.bytheseashorerealty.com/ ⁠
Myrtle Beach Art Museum: ⁠http://www.myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/ ⁠
Music on Main: https://www.nmb.us/385/Music-on-Main-Concert-Series
Myrtle Beach Pelicans: https://www.mlb.com/milb/myrtle-beach
CK’s Bistro: https://www.cksbistro.com
Podcast Website : ⁠http://www.coastingpodcast.com

If you've ever pulled up a weather app, watched a hurricane track, or wondered why it's pouring five miles inland while the beach is sunny...this episode is for you.
Andrew Dockery and Jamie Arnold, the trusted meteorologists from WMBF News, climb into the Coasting Convertible to pull back the curtain on the business of weather.
We tackle hurricane season, the biggest misconceptions people have about meteorologists, how AI is changing weather forecasting, and what newcomers to the Grand Strand should know about living in a coastal community.
But if you’re familiar with these two, you know it isn't just about weather. You'll hear stories about Jamie's not-so-secret obsession with snow, Andrew's love of golf and great food, their shared appreciation for a good beverage, and the dynamic that's made them one of the Grand Strand's favorite weather teams.
And as a bonus, just for you . . they’ll share a few impressive meteorological terms to casually drop at your next dinner party...
Forecast?
Funny... with a chance of hurricanes.
 
👉 Recorded live on the Tea Patio of the Franklin G. Burroughs – Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach, SC.
 
Chapters:
00:00 - Episode Preview
00:17 - Intro
00:26 - On This Episode
01:23 - Welcome to Coasting
01:36 - Beach Vacationers
02:01 - Thank You Lifeguards
02:34 - Summer Thunderstorms
03:41 - Tornado Watch
05:54 - Storm Memories
10:43 - Weather is a Big Deal
11:26 - A Lasting Impression
12:09 - Welcome Meteorologists
13:22 - Weather Memories
17:24 - What Has Changed
19:31 - Kentucky vs. South Carolina
21:10- Town Pronunciations
22:28 - Generating Trust
25:36 - Confident TV Voice
27:08- Funny Questions
29:32 - Hwy 90 Storms
30:33 - Hardest Area to Forecast
32:24 - Drought
34:20 - Rain Chances
37:22 - Hurricanes
44:43 - Hurricane Preparedness
50:00 - Museum Gift Shop
50:44 - Are You Cirrus
53:55 - Name That Meteorological Term
01:02:48 - What Weather Term Are You
01:04:18 - Viewer Thanks
01:05:46 - MythBusters
01:08:38 - Something Amazing
01:09:54 - Wrap Up
01:10:54 - EP 18 Preview
01:11:05 - Closing Credits
 
Important Links:
Real Estate Website: ⁠http://www.bytheseashorerealty.com/ ⁠
Myrtle Beach Art Museum: ⁠http://www.myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/ ⁠
Are You Cirrus Podcast: https://www.wmbfnews.com/page/are-you-cirrus/
WMBF Weather: https://www.wmbfnews.com/weather/
Podcast Website : ⁠http://www.coastingpodcast.com

If the Grand Strand had an official ambassador, the choice would be unanimous: Greg Rowles. For decades, Greg has entertained audiences across the Carolina Coast through music, television, community events, and now the Greg Rowles Legacy Theater, where guests are welcomed not as customers—but as friends gathering in his living room. In this episode Greg shares stories about the parents who inspired him, the music that shaped him, and the journey that led him to become one of the area's most beloved entertainers. We talk about life on stage, life behind the scenes, and the creation of Legacy Theater. We explore what it takes to build a cast that feels like family, why making people feel special matters, and how a lifetime spent in entertainment has taught Greg the true value of connection, gratitude, and joy. Expect laughs, stories, singing! In other words... joy.
 
👉 Recorded live on the Tea Patio of the Franklin G. Burroughs – Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach, SC.
 
Chapters:
00:00 - Episode Preview
00:26 - Intro
00:36 - On This Episode
01:26 - Welcome to Coasting
02:05 - Farewell Kyle Busch
04:41 - Music and Memories 
08:47 - Yummy to the Tummy
10:55 - A Lasting Impression
11:32 - Welcome Greg Rowles
13:41 - Early Memory of Music
16:13 - Parents Story
18:56 - When Music Became a Part of You
20:30 - Being Famous
23:06 - Greg Rowles Theater
24:10 - Out of the Spotlight
25:17 - Grand Ole Opry Plaque
26:34 - What Does it Take
29:35 - The Living Room
33:45 - Myrtle Beach Art Museum
34:43 - Name that Tune
36:04 - Instruments Greg Plays
37:00 - Show Musicians
39:14 - Dad’s Advice
40:19 - Backstage Moments
41:36 - Audience Compliments
42:57 - Music Takes You to a Place and Time
43:54 - Live Performance Laugh
47:01 - Favorite Sing-a-long
50:08 - Dad Jokes
51:02 - Greg Rowles Legacy Theater
52:34 - The Life of Greg Rowles
55:19 - Greg Rowles Sings
56:34 - EP 17 Preview
56:51 - Closing Credits
 
Important Links:
Real Estate Website: ⁠http://www.bytheseashorerealty.com/ ⁠
Myrtle Beach Art Museum: ⁠http://www.myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/ ⁠
Greg Rowles Legacy Theater: https://gregrowleslegacytheatre.com
Podcast Website : ⁠http://www.coastingpodcast.com

Thinking about buying a new construction home?Before you fall in love with the model home, Megan Rainey of Pulte Homes and Steven DeLange of Dream Finders Homes share what buyers should know before signing on the dotted line.From spec homes versus to-be-built homes to upgrades, timelines, communication, and common misconceptions, this conversation offers practical advice from two professionals who guide buyers through the process every day.Whether you're relocating to the Myrtle Beach area or simply considering new construction, you'll walk away with a better understanding of what to expect—and how to avoid a few surprises along the way.
 
👉 Recorded live on the Tea Patio of the Franklin G. Burroughs – Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach, SC.
 
Chapters:
00:00 - Episode Preview
00:13 - Intro
00:23 - On This Episode
01:13 - Welcome to Coasting
01:32 - Summer in Myrtle Beach
02:43 - Summer Tips
02:54 - Driving in Myrtle Beach
04:36 - Turtle Manners
06:09 - Keep Our Beaches Clean
07:08 - Check the Mattress
08:28 - Call Celia
09:38 - Yummy to the Tummy
13:59 - Prime Real Estate Time
15:18 - Myrtle Beach Art Museum
16:08 - Growth In the Grand Strand
16:55 - Guest Speakers
18:48 - Misconceptions of Model Homes
19:43 - What’s Included
21:01 - Buyer Questions
22:12 - Down the Rabbit Hole
22:43 - Spec vs. To Be Built
23:59 - Build Time
25:02 - Spec Home Buyers
26:19 - Biggest Misunderstandings
27:00 - Lower Buyer Stress
28:50 - Common Stress Points
33:31 - Everything’s Going Wrong
33:59 - Hot or Honey Sauce
35:03 - Minimize the Surprise
36:13 - Lateral Hazard
37:05 - Best Realtor Qualities
37:58 - Realtors and Builders
39:53 - When to Involve a Realtor
41:36 - Upgrade Regrets
43:38 - When to Slow Down
47:11 - Our Why
49:08 - Buying a Home is Personal
50:35 - EP 16 Preview
50:51 - Closing Credits
 
Important Links:
Real Estate Website: ⁠http://www.bytheseashorerealty.com/ ⁠
Myrtle Beach Art Museum: ⁠http://www.myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/ ⁠
Bistro 90: https://bistro90.com/
Pulte Homes: https://www.pulte.com/homes/south-carolina/myrtle-beach
Great Southern Homes: https://www.greatsouthernhomes.com/communities/myrtle-beach
Cherry Grove Cookie Co: https://cherrygrovecookieco.com
Podcast Website : ⁠http://www.coastingpodcast.com

Have you BEEN to Conway, South Carolina lately?
Because if you haven’t… you might not believe everything that’s happening there.
 
In this episode of Coasting, we sit down with Adam Emrick, City Administrator for the City of Conway, to uncover how this historic river town is transforming into a true destination — on purpose.
 
From turning downtown into “Halloween, SC” each October to reimagining holidays year-round and driving new energy into local businesses, Conway has created a vibrant identity that stands on its own.
 
We also explore what it takes to tell that story to the world, how the city earned recognition as an All-America City, and what’s ahead — including plans for a waterfront hotel and the redevelopment of the former Santee Cooper site into a new inland beach, marina, and outdoor destination.
 
Because what’s happening in Conway isn’t by accident…it’s being built with intention.
 
👉 Recorded live on the Tea Patio of the Franklin G. Burroughs – Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach, SC.
 
 
Chapters: 
 
00:00 - Episode Preview
00:18 - Intro
00:27 - On This Episode
01:06 - Welcome to Coasting
01:28 - What's a Chanticleer?
02:42 - Conway's Reputation
03:37 - Favorite Gems
07:37 - Lateral Hazard
08:41 - Conway Administrator
11:44 - How Big is Conway
12:55 - When the Shift Started
16:06 - Vacancy Rate
16:37 - Planning for Growth
17:37 - City of Halloween
20:48 - How Big is Halloween
22:41 - Conway Has It's Own Identity
23:31- Coastal Carolina
24:14 - Wall Murals
25:38 - Other Holidays
27:26 - Porchfest
28:34 - Always Something Going On
29:39 - Downtown Business Growth
31:03 - Advertising
33:00 - Conway Mayor
33:30 - Planning
35:57 - Growth of Conway
36:14 - What Was Conway Built On?
37:42 - Ferry Crossing
39:02 - Resident Buy-in
39:59 - Great Way to Make Friends
40:16 - Awards
41:30 - A Lasting Impression
42:16 - Future of Conway
43:40 - Phase 1
44:56 - Boutique Hotel
45:33 - Infrastructure
48:46 - Conway's Tricentennial
49:44 - Proud of Conway
54:12 - EP 15 Preview
54:30 - Closing Credits
 
Important Links:
Real Estate Website : ⁠http://www.bytheseashorerealty.com/ ⁠
Myrtle Beach Art Museum: ⁠http://www.myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/ ⁠
Theater of the Republic: www.theatreoftherepublic.com
Conway Glass: www.conwayglass.com
Cherry Grove Cookie Co: https://cherrygrovecookieco.com
Podcast Website : ⁠http://www.coastingpodcast.com

Some stories are too important to forget.
In this episode of Coasting, we sit down with architect Jessica Wise and retired Air Force Colonel Buddy Styers to explore the story behind the new Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Myrtle Beach — and why it matters so deeply to this community.
For Colonel Styers, this isn’t just history. It’s personal.
He shares memories of growing up here in Myrtle Beach — playing baseball with friends who would later go off to Vietnam… and never come home.
Those stories are part of what makes this memorial different.
We also talk about how a space like this is designed — not just as a structure, but as a place for reflection, connection, and remembrance. From the symbolism behind its elements to the voices that helped shape it, this is a project built with intention.
Because remembering isn’t just about the past… it’s about making sure those stories are never forgotten.
Short Version (Spotify / Apple)
Some stories are too important to forget.
In this episode of Coasting, architect Jessica Wise and retired Colonel Buddy Styers share the story behind the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Myrtle Beach — and why it’s a deeply personal tribute to those who never came home.
 
👉 Recorded live on the Tea Patio of the Franklin G. Burroughs – Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach, SC.
 
Chapters: 
 
00:00 - Episode Preview
00:19 - Intro
00:30 - On this Episode
01:28 - Welcome to Coasting
01:51 - Atlantic Beach Bike Week
03:50 - Military Appreciation Week
04:28 - Veteran Owned Restaurants
10:22 - Lateral Hazard
11:28 - Meet the Guests
13:49 - Old Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
14:55 - Community Relationships
15:57 - Base Closure
17:16 - Fallen Soldiers
20:45 - When the Base Closed
23:38 - Developing The Market Common
26:52 - Base Markers
29:30 - Including Memories in the Design
31:29 - Sharing Stories
32:21 - Building the Memorial
33:24 - The Design
40:15 - Welcome Home
42:48 - Emotions
44:30 - Thank you
45:47 - War Bird Park not Finished
46:28 - A Lasting Impression
47:14 - Why We Should Remember
48:44 - Personal Importance
51:17 - Volunteer to Help
53:23 - Message to the Community
53:54 - The Area Today
55:09 - Episode 14 Preview
55:27 - Closing Credits
 
 
Important Links:
Real Estate Website : ⁠http://www.bytheseashorerealty.com/ ⁠
Myrtle Beach Art Museum: ⁠http://www.myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/ ⁠
Veterans Cafe and Museum : https://vwhrc.org
Liberty Brew Coffee: http://www.libertybrewcoffee.com
Cherry Grove Cookie Co: https://cherrygrovecookieco.com
Warbird Park : https://warbirdpark.com/
Podcast Website : ⁠http://www.coastingpodcast.com

No windows. No doors… and yet somehow, everybody wants one.
If you’ve spent any time along the Grand Strand, you’ve probably noticed them everywhere — cruising down side streets, heading to the beach, or rolling through neighborhoods on a Friday night.
They’re not just for golf courses.
In this episode of Coasting, we sit down with Chris Graul, General Manager of Gone Coastal Golf Carts, to explore the golf cart lifestyle that has become a defining part of life in Myrtle Beach.
From understanding the different types of carts and pricing options to learning where you can (and can’t) drive them, Chris breaks down everything you need to know — including the rules, etiquette, and what makes this mode of transportation so popular with locals.
We also dive into the fun side of golf cart culture — from neighborhood cruising and parades to fully customized, “tricked-out” carts that turn heads wherever they go.
 
It’s not just a ride.It’s your new lifestyle.
 
👉 Recorded live on the Tea Patio of the Franklin G. Burroughs – Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum in Myrtle Beach, SC.
 
Chapters: 
00:00 - Episode Preview
00:21 - Intro
00:30 - On this Episode
01:04 -Welcome to Coasting
01:30 - Bike Week
01:53 - Aunt B on a Motorcycle
02:59 - Biker Hang Outs
04:40 - Motorcycle Safety
05:23 - Yummy to the Tummy by Golf Cart
09:58 - The Villa
10:53 - Chris Graul Gone Coastal Golf Carts
15:12 - Golf Cart Culture
15:59 - Types of Golf Carts
19:32 - Suggested Features
22:52 - Registration Needs
24:57 - Golf Cart Prices
26:23 - What Type of Golf Cart
26:51 - Rules of the Road
28:26 - Insurance Requirements
29:02 - Golf Cart Mistakes
30:37 - Road Rules
31:58 - LSV vs Golf Cart Prices
33:21 - Myrtle Beach Art Musuem
34:10 - The Lifestyle
35:48 - Golf Cart Parades
36:47 - Decked Out Golf Carts
37:37 - Most Expensive
38:20 - Golf Cart Parking
38:48 - Sand
39:20 - Golf Carts Part of Life
42:05 - EP 13 Preview
42:22 -  Credits
 
 
Important Links:
Real Estate Website : ⁠http://www.bytheseashorerealty.com/ ⁠
Myrtle Beach Art Museum: ⁠http://www.myrtlebeachartmuseum.org/ ⁠
Crave Restaurant: https://www.cravemb.com
Sol Y Luna  Restaurant: https://www.solylunamb.com
Gone Coastal Carts : https://gonecoastalcartsev.com/
Podcast Website : ⁠http://www.coastingpodcast.com