Flow: A Spotlight on the South: Recent Episodes
Heather Day & Evan Bowers
Flow has a vision to put a spotlight on modern southern culture. We are here to chat with business owners, local talent, and people who make the south feel like home. Evan and Heather want you to know the south's best kept secrets so follow along as they chat with some pretty cool people.
Our fifth episode features the owners of Companion Coffee Roasters: Kyle and Anna Grace West. Companion is the newest coffee shop in town and the only to do its own roasting. Listen in to find out why Companion is so different from the other cafes and how commiting to running a business has brought the owners so much joy.
Our fourth episode features THE James Spann. Evan and Heather ask questions about social media's impact on broadcasting meteorology, the 2011 tornado outbreak, and how it feels to be practically a superhero. Join in on the chat and let us know if you #respectthepolygon.
Meet Oddly Ginger! We are THRILLED to have our first female guest to kick off Women's Month. Listen in to here about the jounrey of being a new artist, what it means to write music, and an impression of a famous cartoon character!
Meet our guest: Guy Phillips is the owner of Southern Native in Seven Points, Florence. Join us for a fun chat about how Southern Native came to be, what it is all about, and the story behind that dang devil sign.
Meet our first guest: Payton Pruitt! Payton is the lead singer for Carver Commodore, an indie rock band. He has also recently launched his own deisnging company: PP Designs. Join us for a fun chat where we find out where the name Carver Commodore came from and something about a floating orbe of light?
Music by audionautix.com
End song: Devil May Care by Carver Commodore