The Stories of the Upstate show

The Stories of the Upstate

Summary: Telling the stories of the unique individuals who make Upstate South Carolina the great place it is to live, work and visit.

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 Bonus story: "Rassling Made The Party" | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Bonus story: "Rassling Made The Party"

 The Stories of the Upstate™ # 206: (Mary Grimes-McGreer) "Saturday evenings when I was a kid were all about chili cheeseburgers and root beer floats." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On this episode, it's time for education. Check out the Campus Director for Webster University, Mary Grimes-McGreer's story complete with being born in Los Angeles; being a gifted reader; watching Kung Fu and Scandal; listening to Barbara Streisand and Prince; loving the Peace Center and having a passion for helping people reach their goals in life.

 A Downtown Jam™ Exclusive Song: "Like The Blue Ridge Mountains" | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On the second Wednesday of each month on “Stories Of The Upstate™ we launch a free concert, the Downtown Jam™, for your smartphone, computer or tablet with local singer-songwriters and their original songs.  #gvlmusic

 Bonus story: "Radio Shack Needed My Help" | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Earth FM producer and on-air personality, Tim Holland shares a story of him at 12 yrs old fixing brand new radios for Radio Shack.

 The Stories of the Upstate™ #205: (Tim Holland) "When I was a kid, a Greenville cop clocked me going 50 mph down Parkins Mill Rd on my bicycle." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On this episode, we listen to the radio. Check out Earth FM producer and on-air personality, Tim Holland's story complete with riding his bike on the Interstate as a kid; watching Batman and Deadliest Catch; listening to The Monkeys; enjoying the movie Sully; reading manuals, esp. technical and auto ones; built a Lamborghini Kutash out of a Pontiac Fiero; loving dogs and having a passion for everything radio.

 Bonus story: "Talk To Your Neighbor On The Plane" | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Amanda Mathis, the Executive Director of Christmas In Action Spartanburg shares a story about how talking to a stranger had a profound impact on her life.

 The Stories of the Upstate™ #204: (Amanda Mathis) "I won $1000.00 in a national recipe contest with my recipe for Smothered Kickin Chicken." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On this episode, it's time for Christmas. Check out the Ex. Director of Christmas In Action Spartanburg, Amanda Mathis's Story complete with growing up the oldest of 4 daughters; watching 20/20; listening to The Dave Matthews Band; being a big sports fan, loving the Cottonwood Trails and having a passion for hleping out folks in need.

 Bonus story: "This Love" | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Greenville singer-songwriter shares one of his earliest songs inspired by a girlfriend.

 The Stories of the Upstate™ #203: (Alex Hunnicutt) "I learned to play music by ear from my grandfather." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On this episode, we hear the music. Check out Greenville singer-songwriter, Alex Hunnicutt's story complete with playing many different instruments growing up; watching Blue's Clues; listening to Deangelo and John Mayer; loving tacos and gardening and having a passion for music.

 Bonus story: "Woody Allen Needs A Deadline" | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Conceptual artist, filmmaker, and creator of About Face, Jeff Sumerel shares a story about an encounter with Woody Allen.

 The Stories of the Upstate #202: (Jeff Sumerel) "I was called the class clown in high school, but I didn't think of it as being the class clown." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On today's episode, entertainment is the name of the game. Check out conceptual artist, filmmaker and creator of About Face Jeff Sumerel's stoty complete with growing up in Greenville; being the class clown in high school; watching The Tonight Show, listening to Peter Gabriel and Bjork; being a good whistler; loving entertaining and having a passion for storytelling.

 The Stories of the Upstate™ #201: (Dean Kay) "I got my start in radio because Bob Barker told me that I had a radio voice while passing me the cream at a L.A. coffee shop." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On this episode we're all about fake news. Check out About Face's new anchor, Dean Kay's story complete with an idyllic Indiana childhood, serving in the navy, being in radio, watching Kukla, Fran and Ollie, listening to The Mammas and the Pappas and Tony Bennett, loving Tiny Town and having a passion for fake news. Oh and being a puppet.

 The Downtown Jam™ #19: Charles Hedgepath with the Brooks Dixon Band featuring Brooks Dixon, Matt Crisp, Ross Krieg and Shane Byler | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Once a month, 3 to 6 local singer songwriters walk into a secret location in downtown Greenville.  They only bring their guitars, their stories and their original songs.  They play an entire free concert.  We record it and play it back for you on-demand 24/7 beginning the second Wednesday every month.  We call it "The Downtown Jam™" and it's another way to thank you for listening and subscribing to "The Stories of the Upstate™  #gvlmusic

 Bonus story: "Tall Hot Guy" | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

Margaret Burnquist with the Vittl Restaurant App shares a story about how she met her husband.

 The Stories of the Upstate #200: (Margaret Burnquist) "I was born in Mexixo City and raise in Sao Paulo, San Francisco, Houston and finally Smithville, MO." | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: Unknown

On this episode, we go high tech. Check out one of the partners with the Vittl Restaurant App, Margaret Burnquist's story complete with her mom owning a cookie shop in Brazil; watching The Facts of Life and Shark Tank; listening to Snoop Dog and Luke Bryan; making the best football food; former TV news personality; loving Downtown Greenville and having a passion for connecting hungry people with tasty food choices.

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