In the enchanting state of South Carolina, where Spanish moss adorns the ancient live oaks and the smell of hickory BBQ wafts through the air, a group of audacious kids are making waves in the land of podcasting. Picture a place where the sun shines bright on the sandy beaches, where lighthouses stand tall, silently keeping watch over the endless ocean, and where cobblestone streets of historic Charleston echo with tales of yesteryears. This is their playground, their studio, their stage. The kids, called the 'Sound Hounds,' are as diverse as the state they live in. Leading the pack is Cap'n Cody, a lad with freckles scattered across his face like the stars in the Carolina night sky. Forever sporting a pirate's eye patch, he claims it helps him 'see' the sound better. Next, we have Miss Magnolia, named after the state flower, who can weave stories as beautifully as the southern belles weave their sweetgrass baskets. She's got a voice as soothing as the southern breeze and a laugh as infectious as the bluegrass tunes. Then there's Gator Greg, a whiz-kid who manages the tech side of things - he's the heartbeat that keeps the 'Sound Hound' engine running, though he's as scared of actual alligators as he is of dead air time. Together, these cool kids of the Palmetto State mix tales of South Carolina's rich history with their own modern spin, creating podcasts that are as vibrant and lively as a Carolina Shag dance. Their gift of the gab, love for their state, and their wild imagination make each episode a funny, fantastic rollercoaster ride through the soundscape of South Carolina. As they say in their signature sign-off, "Keep your ears open and your feet tapping, cause the Sound Hounds are on the air!"