News Summary
Charleston’s podcasting community is thriving as local favorite ‘Holy City Sinner Radio’ ranks as the fourth best podcast in the area. This podcast, established in 2021, is known for its engaging content and loyal audience, previously winning ‘Best Local Podcast’ at the 2022 Charleston City Paper awards. Additionally, the ‘Charleston Time Machine’ celebrates its 300th episode, unearthing the region’s hidden history. Newcomer Angel Passailaigue Holmes also makes waves with her entrepreneurial podcast, signaling a vibrant future for Charleston’s audio landscape.
Charleston Podcasting Scene Shines Again!
It’s an exciting time for the podcasting scene in Charleston, as new rankings have just come out revealing the best podcasts in the area. According to a recent release by Feedspot on March 28, 2025, the local favorite, Holy City Sinner Radio, has scored a fantastic spot, being ranked as the fourth best podcast in Charleston!
What Makes Holy City Sinner Radio Stand Out?
So, what exactly landed Holy City Sinner Radio such a high rank? The selection process took into account several important factors including its loyal following, audience engagement, ratings, and reviews. It’s clear that this podcast has made a significant impact in the Charleston podcasting landscape since its debut in 2021.
This isn’t the first time Holy City Sinner Radio has been celebrated either. In 2022, it proudly took home the title of Best Local Podcast at the Charleston City Paper’s Best of Charleston awards. Listeners adore it for its captivating content, and it’s easily accessible on various podcast platforms for anyone wanting to tune in for the latest episode.
Diving Deep into Charleston’s History
In other savory news, Charleston’s podcast community also celebrates a significant milestone with the Charleston Time Machine podcast, hosted by Charleston County Public Library historian Nic Butler. This captivating podcast reached its 300th episode on February 7, 2025. Over its years, Charleston Time Machine has carved out a niche, revealing the rich and sometimes hidden history of the Lowcountry.
With a staggering total of 137 hours of audio content and over 650,000 plays around the globe, the podcast has reached an impressive audience across 50 countries. Known for his extensive knowledge and storytelling abilities, Butler has penned 1.3 million words focused on Charleston’s history throughout his podcasting journey.
And as he celebrates this milestone, Butler’s 300th episode, titled “Frederick Douglass in 1888 Charleston“, is now available for eager listeners. While he takes a brief hiatus to prepare more engaging episodes, it’s the perfect opportunity for new listeners to dive into Charleston’s fascinating past through this acclaimed podcast!
New Voices in Charleston Podcasting
As established podcasts flourish, fresh talent also emerges in the local audio scene. A noteworthy mention is Angel Passailaigue Holmes, who has just launched a brand-new podcast called “Never Stop Dreaming BIGGIE“. This podcast aims to empower aspiring entrepreneurs with practical business strategies and insights drawn from community experiences.
Holmes has a rich background in event production and community engagement, notably through her involvement in events like the Charleston Wine + Food Festival and BevCon. Her podcast made a grand entrance during the Charleston Wine + Food Festival, signaling that it’s here to make waves in the entrepreneurial space.
Listeners can expect various formats in “Never Stop Dreaming BIGGIE“, ranging from solo discussions to conversations with her husband and interviews with experienced business leaders. The podcast is available on major platforms and promises to dish out immediate, actionable insights for eager entrepreneurs looking to make their mark.
A Thriving Podcast Community
With the resurgence of local favorites like Holy City Sinner Radio and the impactful storytelling of Charleston Time Machine, paired with fresh voices like Holmes, Charleston’s podcast community is certainly thriving! There’s no shortage of engagement, insight, or entertainment for residents and visitors alike.
Be sure to explore all the exciting offerings in Charleston’s podcasting world and perhaps find a new favorite to enjoy during your day-to-day activities!
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