Double R Flo-Town

Send us your thoughts! Florence is growing—but how does the city prepare for that growth without losing what makes the community special?Florence Assistant City Manager Clint Moore joins Robert and Reeves to explain the planning behind the city’s development. They discuss Florence’s long-term comprehensive plan, major water and sewer investments, downtown revitalization, neighborhood improvements, infrastructure challenges, and the city’s goal of adding 1,000 residential units downtown.Clint also explains why public projects can take years to complete, how new development can help improve existing infrastructure, and why community involvement matters as Florence plans for the next several decades.00:00 Introduction 01:40 Meet Clint Moore 04:45 Beautifying Florence and the Cost of Improvements 09:16 Florence’s Long-Term Comprehensive Plan 11:36 Priorities for Florence’s Future 14:25 Managing Florence’s Accelerating Growth 18:12 Water, Sewer, and the $138 Million Investment 22:42 The Hoffmeyer Road Sewer Project 29:30 How Residents Can Help Move Florence Forward 32:18 Are We Building Too Many Houses? 37:56 Downtown Florence’s Next Chapter 40:30 The Goal of 1,000 Downtown Residences 43:20 Growing Without Losing Florence’s Identity 46:00 Revitalizing Florence’s Neighborhoods 47:35 Final Thoughts

Send us your thoughts! Chase Howard joins Robert and Reeves to share the story of Chase Oil Company, the growth of Scrubby’s Car Wash and the lessons he has learned through more than 30 years in business.Chase and his brother Charles are the third generation of their family to lead Chase Oil, but the business was never simply handed to them. Chase talks about the expectations their father placed on them, the years they spent working outside the company and the long hours required to build something of their own.The conversation follows their journey from operating convenience stores and selling fireworks to recognizing an opportunity in the car wash industry. Chase explains why narrowing their focus changed the direction of the company, how he and Charles balance one another as business partners and why some of their best decisions involved walking away from opportunities that did not fit their long-term plan.They also discuss commercial real estate, choosing the right locations and the growth Chase sees coming to Florence and the wider Pee Dee region. He shares why infrastructure will be critical as more people and businesses move into South Carolina—and why he remains confident in the future of the communities he has called home throughout his life.A Gift From Chase Howard: FREE CAR WASHGet a free Graphene Extreme Wash—a $32 value—from Scrubby’s Car Wash in Little River: https://qrfy.io/EkvhDcXPtC Available for a limited time at 10531 Park Village Drive, Little River, SC 295660:00 Meet Chase Howard4:57 Earning a place in the family business11:42 The opportunity that led to the car wash business17:20 Focus, partnership and finding the right roles23:19 Growing the business and taking a major risk30:02 Choosing the right real estate35:16 Knowing when an opportunity does not fit42:22 Growth and the future of the Pee Dee

Send us your thoughts! At just 28 years old, Blair Langston has helped grow a family business into an expanding network of power sports dealerships and other ventures reaching customers across the country—all while remaining firmly rooted in Florence.Blair joins  @DoubleRFlo-Town   to talk about growing up in Timmonsville, learning business alongside his father and brother, building HBS through social media, and the opportunities and limitations that come with operating in a smaller market. He also shares how returning to his faith changed his priorities, why mentorship matters, and why he believes Florence remains the right place to build for the future.The conversation also explores local development, the need for skilled technicians, reinvesting in overlooked properties, and the difference young business owners can make when they choose to stay and contribute to their hometown.00:13 – Meet Blair Langston00:47 – Growing up in Timmonsville and attending The King’s Academy02:33 – Seeing need at home and abroad03:30 – The Langston family’s business story04:49 – Rededicating his life and putting faith first05:17 – Building a national customer base from Florence06:16 – The need for skilled technicians07:08 – The advantages and limitations of a small market08:08 – Expanding HBS Power Sports11:48 – Plans for the former Kroger property14:03 – Private investment and local revitalization16:00 – Getting involved instead of only complaining17:44 – Why Blair plans to stay in Florence19:28 – Faith, education, and influential mentors22:16 – Looking toward the future

Send us your thoughts! Collin and Aron Smith have spent more than 25 years building a business, raising a family, and investing in the Florence community.In this episode of  ⁨@DoubleRFlo-Town⁩   they share the story behind Collin Smith Portrait Photography, how their real estate investments helped put their children through college, and why they chose to make an older home across from Timrod Park their own.They also discuss the realities of preserving a historic home, their experience living in the Timrod Park neighborhood, and the potential they see in this often-overlooked part of Florence. From stronger owner involvement to ongoing park improvements and better connections with downtown, Collin and Erin believe Timrod Park’s best years may still be ahead.Join us for a conversation about family, photography, real estate, and investing in the place you call home.00:00 Meet Collin and Aron Smith01:53 Photography, real estate, and funding college05:56 Building a small business in Florence10:19 Evolving from photography into real estate12:17 Why they chose a home beside Timrod Park14:10 What living in the neighborhood is really like16:28 A vision for restoring Timrod and Maple Park21:15 Walkability, families, and downtown living25:34 Preserving Florence’s historic homes31:42 Major improvements underway at Timrod Park35:13 Connecting the park with downtown Florence37:51 Putting their vision into action

Send us your thoughts! What does it take to build an organization that serves an entire community?This week on Double R, we sit down with Carl Humphreys, CEO of Hope Health, to discuss healthcare, leadership, workforce challenges, and the incredible growth of Florence, South Carolina.Carl shares:The unlikely story that led him into healthcare leadershipHow Hope Health grew from an HIV/AIDS nonprofit into one of South Carolina's largest community health organizationsWhy caring matters more than simply doing the jobThe importance of partnerships—not competition—in healthcareThe future of Florence and the Pee DeeWhether you're interested in healthcare, business leadership, or the future of our community, this conversation offers valuable insights.👍 Like the video, subscribe, and let us know who you'd like to see on a future episode of Double R.#DoubleR #HopeHealth #FlorenceSC #Leadership #Healthcare #Community #PeeDee #BusinessLeadership #SouthCarolina #podcast 00:00 Introduction00:17 Working with McLeod & Healthcare Partnerships02:08 Hiring People Who Truly Care06:02 Carl's Career Journey Begins08:22 TobyMac & An Unexpected Friendship13:37 From HIV/AIDS Organization to Hope Health17:16 Who Hope Health Serves22:23 Why Everyone Needs a Family Doctor27:07 The Growth of Florence33:10 Transforming Downtown Florence37:28 Hope Health Across South Carolina39:20 Champion for Youth Award42:17 Closing Thoughts

Send us your thoughts! Jeremy and Catherine, dream team power couple and owners of Buddy's Burgers and Martha's Ice Cream, join Double R to share the story behind one of Florence's favorite gathering places.From food trucks and farmers markets in Colorado to opening two successful businesses at the Naturally Outdoors trailhead, they discuss entrepreneurship, taking risks, working together as a married couple, and why they believe Florence's best days are still ahead.If you enjoy conversations about local business, community growth, and the people making Florence a better place, this episode is for you.👍 Like, subscribe, and share to support more conversations highlighting the people shaping our community.

Send us your thoughts! Is Florence still a place where opportunity is waiting to be built?In this midyear update, Reeves and Robert reflect on the first half of 2026, the growth of Greystone Properties, Riverland Property Management, and the Double R Flo-Town podcast. They discuss why Florence still feels like America's frontier, why opportunity is "on every corner," and why taking calculated risks still matters—even in an uncertain economy.00:00 Midyear Momentum begins00:50 ChatGPT planned our New England trip02:40 Podcast growth & new team members03:17 "Opportunity on Every Corner"05:32 Why Florence is still America's frontier06:49 Do young Americans still want the American Dream?09:09 Whatever happened to kids playing outside?10:17 Charlotte's South End vs. Florence12:24 Building a more walkable Florence14:33 Midyear real estate market update16:22 Why choosing the right Realtor matters18:13 Riverland Property Management keeps growing20:08 Excited Momentum heading into the second half of 202620:56 How to keep growing during uncertain times23:49 Buy when everyone else is scared25:43 Why Florence beats bigger markets27:30 Final thoughts

Send us your thoughts! As America celebrates 250 years of independence, this conversation explores a powerful question: What does a fight for freedom look like today?Matt and Madison Floyd return to Double R FloTown alongside their friend Jonasz from Warsaw, Poland, after another trip into Ukraine. They share firsthand stories from a nation still fighting for its independence, where daily life continues under air raid sirens, communities rebuild, and the will to remain free has never wavered.The conversation draws striking parallels between America's Revolutionary War and Ukraine's struggle today, while also exploring life in Poland, humanitarian efforts, modern warfare, and the resilience of people determined to shape their own future.

Send us your thoughts! This week on Double R Flo-Town, Robert and Reeves sit down with Leah Norwood and Courtney Bingham of Mosaic & Co, one of Florence's most unique and rapidly growing businesses.What started with a friendship between two moms has grown into a thriving wallpaper installation company, design studio, and training center that is creating flexible career opportunities for women across the Carolinas.Leah and Courtney share how they built Team Mosaic from the ground up, why wallpaper is experiencing a major comeback, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and how they're helping transform both homes and lives through meaningful work.They also discuss Florence's future, supporting local businesses, balancing family and business ownership, and why building something bigger than yourself makes the hard work worth it.Whether you're an entrepreneur, homeowner, design enthusiast, or simply someone who loves hearing local success stories, this episode is full of inspiration and practical wisdom.00:00 Introduction to Team Mosaic 00:45 Why wallpaper is making a huge comeback 03:00 Building a training center and design studio 05:20 Design trends, textures, and personalization 06:25 How Leah discovered wallpaper installation 08:15 The trampoline park conversation that launched Team Mosaic 09:20 Why their partnership works so well 11:30 Creating opportunities for women and mothers 12:40 Growing a team of installers across the Carolinas 14:50 The realities of large-scale wallpaper installation 16:10 What makes Team Mosaic different 18:15 Marketing, growth, and attracting customers 20:45 From first phone call to finished installation 24:30 What Florence needs to grow and thrive 27:35 The challenges of being women business owners 30:40 Finding purpose beyond wallpaper 32:15 Flexibility, family, and building a meaningful business 33:20 Closing thoughts and laundry room wallpaper debate

Send us your thoughts! Raised in a family cult, separated from his father, and forced to navigate unimaginable tragedy, Colton Cauthen's story is one of resilience, grace, and redemption—an example of the power of coming out of the darkness and embracing the light.In this episode of Double R, Colton shares the remarkable journey that ultimately led him to Florence, South Carolina, where he has become a husband, father, business owner, and founder of Jack's Books in Downtown Florence.This is a conversation about faith, family, community, and the enduring power of truth, goodness, and beauty. It's a reminder that even the darkest chapters can lead to something meaningful—and that people's stories, and what they choose to do with them, ultimately shape communities.For more from Colton and Jack's Books:https://shopjacksbooks.com/https://open.substack.com/pub/coltoncauthenhttps://customexcelspreadsheets.com/https://www.morninglightreaders.com/#DoubleRFlotown #FlorenceSC #JacksBooks #DowntownFlorence #CommunityMatters #Faith #Redemption #LocalBusiness #SouthCarolina #Truth #Goodness #Beauty

Send us your thoughts! This episode of Double R Flo-Town covers a little bit of everything — but underneath every conversation is one central theme: the right people matter.Reeves and Robert introduce Melanie Turner and discuss why adding the right person to a team can completely change the client experience. From relationships and communication to making people feel valued, the conversation explores why real estate is still ultimately a people business.The guys also dive into the rapid growth of Riverland Property Management, what modern property management should actually look like, and why great systems only work when great people are behind them.Then the conversation zooms out into a bigger discussion about Florence, growth, leadership, infrastructure, beautification, and what it takes for a community to grow the right way. What happens when the right people are in the right places — in business, leadership, and community development? And what happens when they aren’t?This episode is about vision, relationships, service, growth, and why culture still matters.

Send us your thoughts! Brad returns to Double R Flo-Town with a big update on the future of Florence Regional Airport. From rail access and foreign trade zone plans to cargo opportunities, a possible D.C. route, and a long-term vision for economic growth, this conversation looks at how the airport could become one of the Pee Dee’s most important assets. If Florence gets this right, the impact could be felt for decades.

Send us your thoughts! He quit a six-figure job.Had a baby on the way.And opened a restaurant in an old gas station.In this episode of Double R Flowtown, we hear the story behind Tubbs—from Marlboro County roots to one of Florence’s go-to spots. This conversation covers business, failure, regret, and the kind of resilience you only get by going through it.

Send us your thoughts! What does it take to grow from one hotel to 64 across 10 states—and still choose to call Florence home?In this episode of Double R Flowtown, we sit down with Grey Raines to talk about entrepreneurship, hospitality, and what it really takes to build something that lasts.From a fourth-generation family business to navigating cases like 2008 and COVID, Gray shares lessons on risk, leadership, and why Florence still has massive opportunity ahead.We also get into: Why hospitality is harder than ever  The real impact of Airbnb on hotels  What Florence is getting right (and wrong)  Why infrastructure and safety matter more than anything  How mentorship and relationships shape success This one is about more than business—it’s about legacy, community, and building something that outlives you.

Send us your thoughts! What does it take to help transform a downtown?In this episode of Double R Flowtown, Reeves and Robert sit down with longtime Florence developer and entrepreneur Tim Norwood. From early business failures to building nationally recognized companies and helping lead the revitalization of downtown Florence, Tim shares the lessons that shaped his journey.We dive into the story behind Hotel Florence, Victor’s restaurant, and the early vision that helped spark downtown’s resurgence. Tim also explains how the Florence Wine & Food Festival grew from a small 60-person dinner into a nationally recognized culinary event drawing chefs, writers, and visitors from across the country.Along the way we talk about entrepreneurship, risk-taking, mentorship, the future of Florence, and why the next generation of leaders will shape the city’s growth.

Send us your thoughts! Mayor Lethonia Barnes and City Manager Scotty Davis sit down with us for a candid, behind-the-scenes conversation about what’s really happening inside Florence’s water system — and more importantly, what’s being done about it. From iron-rich aquifers to construction disturbances, they break down the science, the safety standards, and the long-term fix in plain English.With more than $200 million committed to water, sewer, and stormwater upgrades through 2045, city leadership is putting real investment behind real solutions — modernizing plants, expanding capacity, and using smart technology to keep Florence growing the right way.Have a question about Florence’s water? Drop it in the comments. We’re reading them, or even better go straight to the source and call the people who can do something about it!  843-665-3236

Send us your thoughts! In this episode of Double R Flo-Town, we break down the 2026 Florence real estate market, the rental market shift, and why Riverland Property Management just crossed 100+ doors in under five months.We talk:Inventory up 64% year-over-yearMonths of supply approaching buyer’s market territoryWhy $1,300–$1,400 rentals are moving fastHigh-end downtown townhomes near McLeodLennar & DR Horton bringing major new constructionAnd how property management gives us real-time market dataIf you're thinking about buying, selling, investing, or moving to Florence, this episode gives you the real pulse of the Pee Dee market.We also discuss:Downtown Florence growthShort-term vs long-term rental demandTechnology in property management (AI + automated work orders)The upcoming Double R Downtown concert featuring SustoFlorence is the largest city on I-95 in South Carolina — and it's still affordable. The median home price sits around $226,000, but prices are still up 13% year over year.📍 Whether you're an investor, homeowner, or just curious about where Florence is headed, this episode is packed with insights.

Send us your thoughts! Florence County Sheriff TJ Joye joins the Double R Flo-town podcast for a candid, no-nonsense conversation about modern law enforcement, crime trends, juvenile violence, and what public safety really looks like in Florence County, South Carolina.With over 40 years in law enforcement, Sheriff Joy shares firsthand insight into:-Recruiting and retaining deputies in today’s climate-Why perception of law enforcement is at an all-time low-Juvenile crime, accountability, and the role of parents-Florence County’s crime statistics — and what they actually mean-High-profile cases, investigations, and real-world policing challenges-Why Florence remains a great place to live, raise a family, and growThis episode goes beyond headlines and social media narratives to explain how law enforcement, county leadership, and community trust intersect — and why context matters when talking about crime.If you live in Florence, are considering moving here, or just want an honest look at policing today, this is a must-watch conversation.00:00 Introduction & welcoming Sheriff TJ Joye01:15 The realities of being sheriff in today’s climate02:35 Staffing challenges & deputy recruitment04:45 Public perception of law enforcement05:13 Rebuilding trust between police and the community06:37 Crime trends & closing problem areas08:01 “10 for 10” — solving every murder in 202508:49 Juvenile crime, accountability & curfews10:10 40+ years in law enforcement — what’s changed12:38 Courts, sentencing & juvenile justice reform14:10 Is Florence actually dangerous?15:56 Florence as a place to live & raise a family18:40 Career reflections & leadership lessons19:04 A terrifying true story from the road22:45 Leadership, command staff & setting the tone23:30 Message to citizens: what helps law enforcement most24:26 Final thoughts & closing

Send us your thoughts! In this episode of the Double R Podcast, we sit down with Matt and Madison Floyd,  father and son native to Florence, who share their experience in Poland and Ukraine providing humanitarian aid, evacuating civilians, rebuilding homes, and witnessing the realities of war firsthand.Madison, now studying politics in Poland, and his father Matt share how a single living-room conversation led them to the frontlines — working with international aid organizations, supporting refugees, and forming lifelong relationships with Ukrainian families impacted by the war.This is not a political debate — it’s a human story, grounded in firsthand experience, sacrifice, and conviction.00:00 – Intro: The Floyd Family & Why This Conversation Matters02:20 – From Florence to Healthcare Entrepreneurship04:30 – Madison’s Path from Florence to Europe06:20 – “Why Don’t You Do Something?” The Moment That Changed Everything09:00 – Poland, World War II, and Understanding History on the Ground13:00 – Studying Politics in Poland vs. College in the U.S.17:40 – Humanitarian Aid in Ukraine: What They’re Actually Doing23:00 – The Human Cost of War: Women, Children, and the Border30:00 – Freedom, Ukraine, and What Americans Miss About the War37:40 – Can Ukraine Survive? Poland, Fear, and What Comes Next42:27 – Closing Thoughts & Why Florence Still Matters

Send us your thoughts! In this episode of Double R Flo-Town, Robert and Reeves sit down with Stoney Moore and his son Tony Moore—a Florence native, builder, and county councilman—for a powerful conversation about family, faith, hard work, and the often untold history of Florence County.From growing up as a sharecropper with no running water, to building custom homes from the ground up, to preserving land and local heritage as Florence continues to grow, this episode captures the kind of wisdom you don’t learn in a classroom.00:00 – Why this conversation matters for Florence02:05 – Growing up in Florence before paved roads05:29 – Sharecropping, hard work, and growing up fast10:01 – Family unity through hardship14:15 – Raising a son in the building business18:44 – Mars Bluff, Methodism, and forgotten local history27:37 – The Florence atomic bomb incident (1958)32:36 – Why knowing local history creates belonging39:20 – Growth vs. conservation in Florence County46:12 – Marriage, faith, and the real cost of building a life

Send us your thoughts! This special Double R Flow Town Christmas episode is all about reflection, gratitude, and vision. 🎄As we wrap up 2025, we look back on how the podcast started, the guests who shaped the conversation, and the moments that reminded us why Florence matters. From meaningful community growth to preserving culture, real estate trends, entrepreneurship, family, and what’s coming next, this episode captures the heart of what Double R is about.We also talk candidly about:What it takes to move Florence forwardPreserving small-town culture while growing wiselyReal estate challenges and opportunities in 2026Why relationships and experiences matter more than thingsNew projects (including Skyview 👀) and community initiatives aheadIf you’ve been listening all year—or this is your first episode—thank you for being part of the conversation. Here’s to closing out the year strong and stepping boldly into 2026.🎅 Like, subscribe, and share to help us grow the podcast and keep the conversation going.

Send us your thoughts! In this episode we sit down with Gregg Robinson, CEO of Florence County Economic Development, for one of the most important conversations we’ve ever had about the future of Florence, SC.Greg breaks down the master plan behind Florence’s explosive growth, including:The 11 new industrial parks across the countyWhy Florence is now officially classified as a developed countyHow the I-95/I-20 logistics advantage is reshaping the regionThe truth about housing demand and population growthWhat’s happening with the battery gigafactoryHow companies secretly “shop” Florence before locating hereThe biggest challenges facing long-term growthWhy beautification, infrastructure, and community involvement matterAnd where Florence is headed over the next decadeIf you’ve ever wondered why so many homes are being built, where jobs are coming from, or how Florence is positioning itself to compete with Greenville, Charleston, and Charlotte, this is your must-watch episode.

Send us your thoughts! Airports don’t just move people; they move regions. We sat down with FLO’s director, Brad Beadles, to map a bold, practical plan to turn Florence’s 1,500+ acres into a true regional gateway—one that adds the right routes, taps rail-to-runway cargo, and builds a homegrown talent pipeline. The story starts with hard truths: when Delta left, traffic fell, habits shifted to Charlotte, and airlines saw 55% load factors instead of the 80% they need to invest. The fix is local and doable—get business travelers booking FLO again, close the price gap with smarter schedules, and secure high-utility links like Dulles and Nashville that unlock global networks without the mega-hub grind.We explore how Florence’s infrastructure advantages stack up: proximity to I-95 and I-20, access to the Port of Charleston and Inland Port Dillon, and an airport-owned rail spur that can be revived for a modest cost. That intermodal mix is catnip for shippers and advanced manufacturers, setting the stage for sustainable airport revenue and jobs. Add a user fee facility for Customs and Border Protection, and private aviation and on-demand charters become easier—including weekend hops to the Bahamas—keeping high-value activity based in Florence rather than leaking to Charleston.Growth takes people, so we spotlight Runway 1000, a program that brings a thousand middle schoolers to the airfield each year, and a high school pathway with pilot, maintenance, drones, and air traffic control tracks tied to Embry-Riddle. Students can graduate with an associate degree and a guaranteed path to a four-year program if they keep their grades up. Alongside a refreshed FLO brand and a traveler-first website that surfaces hotels, restaurants, and local events, the airport is making it simpler to choose convenience over chaos.There is urgency: American plans to reduce to two daily flights in 2026 unless loads rise. That’s also the opportunity. If we fill the seats now, we earn the second carrier faster, attract cargo investment, and shift the trajectory of the PD. Subscribe, share this episode with a friend who flies often, and if you can, book your next trip out of FLO. Then tell us: which nonstop would you choose first?

Send us your thoughts! In this episode of Double R FloTown, Robert & Reeves get real about the issues and opportunities shaping Florence and the Pee Dee. They discuss crime, family breakdown, affordable housing, and why local engagement matters more than ever.Sheriff TJ Joy’s insights spark a heartfelt discussion on root causes, community leadership, and the need for practical change. Later, the hosts dive into the housing market, the controversial idea of 50-year mortgages, and the potential impact of crypto on real estate.Finally, Robert speaks into existence a new segment — Counseling Corner with Reeves— tackling anxiety, routines, and digital burnout, reminding us that building stronger communities starts with healthier people.

Send us your thoughts! Florence County is growing fast – and County Administrator Kevin Yokim joins Double R Flotown to reveal just how much is changing. From new park features, events, and activities to the $1.6 billion AESC battery plant and the FlyFlo airport, this episode dives into what makes it a great time to live in Florence County, SC.  

Send us your thoughts! In this episode of Double R Flowtown, Robert and Reeves sit down with Chris Langmo, founder and head of Riverland Property Management, to talk about Florence’s booming real estate market, what makes a great property manager, and how to actually make money in rentals — without losing your mind.They dig into:🏠 Why Florence, SC is a hidden gem for investors💼 The difference between Greystone Properties & Riverland Property Management💰 Whether it’s worth owning 1–2 rental properties (spoiler: it depends)📈 How good management saves owners time, money, and sanity🌆 The next wave of growth coming to downtown FlorenceThe team also talks about Florence’s culture, why locals should appreciate what’s happening here, and how a few risk-takers are shaping the city’s next chapter.🎧 Like, share, and subscribe for more honest, local conversations about business, growth, and real estate in the Pee Dee.

Send us your thoughts! Coker College’s new basketball coach shares the story behind his journey to Hartsville—from his roots on the court to leading the next generation of student-athletes.  We dive into how NIL is changing the game, culture's shifting attitude towards private colleges, and what it means for the future of education and the workforce in America.

Send us your thoughts! Mike Reichenbach joins Robert and Reeves in the studio to talk state politics, business, Florence life, education and the importance of family.  This is a gold mine episode you don't wanna miss!

Send us your thoughts! Join Robert and Reeves as they sit down with siblings Fernando and Anareli to share their powerful story while exploring themes of faith, family, and business. From overcoming hardship to building a life they’re proud of, this episode is filled with inspiration and real-life lessons you won’t want to miss.

Send us your thoughts! Reeves & Robert are back in the studio!   In this episode, they talk Florence airport, update us on the housing market, and dive into a little of the philosophy behind the way they do real estate.

Send us your thoughts! Join the huddle as Robert and Reeves talk coaching, football, and life with South Florence head football coach, Drew Marlowe. #florencesc #SouthFlorence #Coaching #DoubleRflotown #podcast #DoubleR #GoBruins

Send us your thoughts! In this episode of Double R Flo-Town Naturally Outdoors own Buddy Miles guides Robert and Reeves through the hidden gem that is Jeffries Creek.

Send us your thoughts! Robert and Reeves catch us up on everything that’s been going on this summer — from newborns and conspiracy theories to the housing market and community life. A cocktail of topics guaranteed to entertain.

Send us your thoughts! Reeves & Robert connect with Richie Skipper on understanding the hurricane of change in todays insurance market, and along way touch on local spending, relationships, and Richies DJ past.

Send us your thoughts! Robert and Reeves interview a couple of Florence's bright young minds on what it was like to grow up here, where they are headed, and what it would take to bring them back.

Send us your thoughts! We connect with the one and only Gary Finklea on what it looks like to move our city forward, and the roadblocks that stand in our way.  Gary is a long-time Florence resident with expertise in law, development, and business. What does it take to move a city's culture forward?  Find out in this episode of Double R Flo-town!

Send us your thoughts! The Double R Flo-town Podcast is where two Florence, SC locals—Reeves and Robert—pull together community stories, real talk, and a behind-the-scenes look at life in the Pee Dee. Born and raised in Florence, they’ve chosen to raise their families here and are passionate about highlighting what makes the city special—while also having honest conversations about what could make it better. With a mix of local updates, guest interviews, real estate insights, and plenty of banter, this podcast is about more than just where you live—it’s about why you choose to stay. Whether you're a longtime local, new to town, or just curious about the people shaping Florence, this is your spot for connection, conversation, and community.