Ready to dive into a thrilling journey of survival, history, and cultural exploration? Catch our latest episode of Low Country, Low Lives where we confront the stark realities of residing in areas prone to natural disasters. Immerse yourself in the historical events that shaped Charleston and its ever-present danger of hurricanes. Relive the devastation of Hurricane Hugo and dare to contemplate another storm of a similar magnitude.

Settle in as we transport you to the scorching climates of the Middle East, recounting tales of Afghanistan's humidity and Qatar's extreme temperatures. Ever wondered what it was like to live and work in foreign countries during the early 2000s? Explore the fascinating stories of iPods, Kenny Rogers' popularity, and the disparity in earnings between the U.S. and other nations. Listen as an American contractor recounts meeting his wife in Thailand, and discover the varied reactions of people to Americans across different countries.

As we navigate the complex issue of gun control in the U.S., we don't shy away from controversial topics. Reflect on government regulations, potential solutions, and the chilling side of freedom. We charge headlong into discussions on the leaders of the American Revolution, the 1619 project, and the enduring scars of slavery. Learn how the experiences of Irish immigrants, African Americans, and other minority communities have shaped the US, and close out with an exploration of the nuanced relationship between Japan and the United States. It's a conversation you won't want to miss.