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On Say your Story, Say it with me. PICKLEBALL ! Dean Stephens catches up with an old friend who is leading the Pickle Ball charge in Charleston. Dean and Desi go back to the mid 90's when Brown was the QB at St. Andrews High School. The conversation is gold as they talk about mentorship, role models, introducing Pickle Ball to people of color, and his Pickleball non profit.

July 1st, 2020. A horrific incident on top of the Don Holt bridge killed a tow truck driver and severely injured a Charleston County Deputy. On Thursday's episode of Say Your Story Dean Stephens talks with Mike Costanzo and learns why Costanzo believes that day was more of a blessing than a curse.

Her story is of survival, recovery and resiliency. Throughout her teenage years, Kat Wehunt was a human trafficking victim. Now her nonprofit The Formation Project is shining light on this horrific act all while helping people move from victim to survivor. Kat joins Dean Stephens on this week's episode of Say Your Story.

Faith over Fear. It's the path Charleston Police Chief Luther Reynolds has followed for most of his life. On Say Your Story with Dean Stephens, Chief Reynolds opens up about his battle with cancer, the loss of a limb and what drives him day to day.

Today on Say Your Story with Dean Stephens, we hear from the man who started the LENS Foundation. George Reeth saw a need and went to work providing law enforcement with support to strengthen community relations and improve public safety in Charleston.

Say Your Story-It's the first of its kind in the Charleston area. Cuisine Rescue was started by Chuck Smiley and in the first year of operation his organization has rescued 12,000 pounds of food and delivered them to other non profits to help feed those in need. Join Dean Stephens as Chuck Says his Story.

A graduate of the College of Charleston with a masters in LIFE, Emily Torchiana started her non profit after a failed suicide attempt in high school. Lost Got Found sums up so many of our lives and Emily is living proof that helping others through dark times can lead to amazing discoveries, passions and a very unique card game. Join Emily and Dean Stephens for an amazing Say Your Story today.

Today on Say Your Story Podcast with Dean Stephens, Dr. Sabrina Prioleau shares her story as program director for Real Champions Inc. RCI is a professional mentoring program which started in the lowcountry this school year. The non mentoring programs are a bit different than other mentoring programs as their mentors will follow their kids from 1st grade through high school graduation. A North Charleston High School graduate, Sabrina has served students in various roles from an early childhood teacher to enrollment counseling and study abroad advisor.