Retire Y'all Charleston Adam Curran

Adam talks with incumbent senator for South Carolina's 34th District, Stephen Goldfinch. (The district spans from Myrtle Beach to the IOP Connector in Mount Pleasant.) They talk local politics and discuss economic development, bettering infrastructure, and creating jobs in the district.

Visit Stephen's website: https://www.scstatehouse.gov/member.php?code=0682386282

Adam talks with Joe Bustos, running for South Carolina's House District 112. A retired U.S. Army officer, former police officer, town councilman for Mount Pleasant, and a lifelong South Carolinian, Joe is big on fighting for the needs of the community, holding the line on tax increases, and standing firm on sustainable growth management.

Visit Joe's website: https://joebustos.com/

Adam talks with cybersecurity expert, and personal friend, Charlie Kirby. Together, they discuss the real threats cybersecurity poses, from the micro (identity theft, for example) to the macro (think sophisticated geopolitical attacks). In their fireside chat-style conversation, Adam and Charlie discuss today's most serious threats while also finding the humor and levity in today's ever-changing digital world.

Adam talks with Corey Alan, founder of The Overton Report. Together, they discuss the recent riots, the BLM movement, and the police. Corey made it his mission to shine a light on the news stories that DON'T get reported by the mainstream media—stories happening right now, right here in Charleston.

Check out Corey's page, The Overton Report: https://www.facebook.com/overtonreport

Let's talk about REITs, or Real Estate Investment Trusts. In this episode, Adam discusses the pros and cons of investing in real estate investment trusts, the difference between public and private REITs, and what you need to know when investing in these instruments.  

Curious about Adam's investment philosophy and how he is investing in his own personal money? Listen in on Adam's stories of the various businesses that comprise his portfolio and his experiences in working with them in his day-to-day life. He explains why investors ought to get back to the basics when deciding which stocks they ought to own.