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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2026 · 44 MIN

"This Side Of The Water" Maurice Bailey

from Shell to Shore presents: the SHELLCAST · host Shell to Shore | Hosted by Nik Heynen & Hunt Revell

Shell to Shore Presents: the SHELLCAST! Episode 2!Welcome back to ShellCast, a new podcast from the Shell to Shore team about oysters and shoreline conservation. Our second episode features Maurice Bailey, who is the Executive Director of Save Our Legacy Ourself and a small business owner on Sapelo Island.  Maurice is a ninth-generation Saltwater Geechee, and along with his mother, Mrs. Cornelia Walker Bailey, he started the revival of heritage crops on Sapelo Island as an economic development strategy and a way to preserve Saltwater Geechee culture. His farm serves as a coastal collection site for oyster shells, and his non-profit organization is one of Shell to Shore’s most important partners. Learn more about Save Our Legacy Ourself at: https://www.saveourlegacyourself.org/Support Shell to Shore by becoming a member at https://www.shelltoshore.com/s2smemberSponsor of our annual fundraiser, "Shellfest", at https://www.shelltoshore.com/shellfestFollow Us! https://www.instagram.com/shell_to_shore/

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Shell to Shore Presents: the SHELLCAST! Episode 2! Welcome back to ShellCast, a new podcast from the Shell to Shore team about oysters and shoreline conservation. Our second episode features Maurice Bailey, who is the Executive Director of Save Our Legacy Ourself and a small business owner on Sapelo Island. Maurice is a ninth-generation Saltwater Geechee, and along with his mother, Mrs. Cornelia Walker Bailey, he started the revival of heritage crops on Sapelo Island as an eco...

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