WELCOME TO FOLLY

By: tentwentytwo / Jennifer "T Bird" Gabriel & Roger Rutledge
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  • This podcast is your ultimate guide to all things Folly Beach, South Carolina! Whether you're a local, planning a trip, or just dreaming of a coastal getaway, we are your ticket to exploring the sun-soaked charm of Folly Beach. Each episode dives into the vibrant culture, unique history, and hidden gems of this beloved beach town.
    tentwentytwo / Jennifer "T Bird" Gabriel & Roger Rutledge
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Episodes
  • Porchfest 2024

    Porchfest 2024
    Oct 19 2024
    In this episode of WELCOME TO FOLLY, we dive into the spirit of Porch Fest—a local tradition that brings music, community, and joy to Folly Beach. Hosts chat with musicians and organizers to uncover the origins, evolution, and magic of the festival, now in its 11th year. From bands playing on porches and backyards to after-parties at iconic local spots, Porch Fest is more than just an event—it’s a celebration of everything Folly Beach stands for. Join us for Porch Fest on Saturday, November 2nd, from 12 to 6 PM, followed by the after-party at Chico Feo. Don’t forget to tip the bands and soak in every bit of Folly’s vibrant music scene!
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    23 mins
  • Dead Low Coffee and Community

    Dead Low Coffee and Community
    Oct 6 2024
    In this episode, we chat with the team behind Dead Low Coffee, a vibrant coffee and food spot on Folly Beach. Founders Patrick and Gavin share their journey from initial ideas to opening their brick-and-mortar location, all while building a loyal following. We also dive into the inspiration behind the name "Dead Low," their unique menu offerings, and the deep sense of community that has supported them along the way. The conversation wraps up with discussions on upcoming events and local initiatives. Key Takeaways: Founders’ Story: Patrick and Gavin met in 2021 and bonded over a shared vision for a coffee shop that reflected the local beach culture. Dead Low’s Name: Inspired by Patrick’s surf trips, the name "Dead Low" reflects the tide cycle and local surf conditions, offering a nod to both beach culture and mystique. Menu Highlights: Popular items include the Musubi, a Hawaiian-inspired dish, and the Lavender Latte, which has become a fan favorite. Community Support: From food truck beginnings to their bustling café, Dead Low thrives thanks to strong local support. Local Initiatives: The café is involved in Asheville relief efforts, showcasing their commitment to giving back to the community. Notable Quotes: “We were both looking for a change, something fresh and cool, and Dead Low was born out of that shared vision.” “It’s the sense of community that’s really driven us forward—we wouldn’t be here without the support.” Links & Resources: Follow Dead Low Coffee on Instagram Asheville Relief Donation Info Next Episode: Join us next time as we explore Porch Fest and chat with other local business owners about their journeys!
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    32 mins
  • Mermaids & Mateys Festival

    Mermaids & Mateys Festival
    Sep 21 2024
    Join us as we talk to Kelly Travers from the Folly Association of Business about the upcoming festival on Center Street, Mermaids & Mateys, on September 28-29, 2024. We'll also discuss upcoming events around town and our new favorite foods from Dead Low Coffee and Loggerheads! Please follow us at Welcome to Folly Podcast on Facebook and let us know what you want to hear!! Thanks for listening!
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    25 mins

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