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Ashley River

Ashley River

River in South CarolinaWikipedia

Search complete. 18 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Ashley River".

Sep 24, 2026

Ross AppelGUEST
1:02
And then over on James Island, we've got Riverland Terrace.
Ross AppelGUEST
1:05
We've got the country clubs and some of those neighborhoods along the Ashley River off of Harborview Road.
Ross AppelGUEST
1:11
Maybe we start with traffic.
Ross AppelGUEST
1:12
This is one of the biggest challenges associated with growth.
Randy JohnsonGUEST
9:55
Um, he continued to stay very close to the jail, and because of that, within two days, he was recaptured.
Randy JohnsonGUEST
10:02
They found him sleeping under an overturned boat on the banks of the Ashley River, and they pull him in and throw him back in the cage.
Randy JohnsonGUEST
10:08
And of course, within a week or so, they were both dead.
Randy JohnsonGUEST
10:11
But I always tell folks, I say, "Listen, if you're looking for a definition of love, I think that we just found it."
James EarlyHOST
7:07
Very important city.
James EarlyHOST
7:09
As we mentioned earlier, Charleston lay on a peninsula cut by the Ashley River on the west and the Cooper on the east.
James EarlyHOST
7:15
The harbor was surrounded by several islands, including the critical James and Sullivan's Islands.
James EarlyHOST
7:20
The harbor was also protected by a heavy sandbar that could only be crossed in five places, and that only by frigates and smaller vessels.
James EarlyHOST
9:34
And there on James Island, they set up artillery.
James EarlyHOST
9:37
From there, the British could bombard the city itself.
James EarlyHOST
9:40
In March, Clinton crossed the Ashley River and approached the land-facing side of the city.
James EarlyHOST
9:45
Remember the side I said wasn't as well defended? So Lincoln and the defenders of Charleston at this point are going, "Rut-ro, Rourke." At the same time, the Royal Navy sailed into the harbor, closing it.
MarioGUEST
66:34
Yes.
MarioGUEST
66:37
That was in Ashley River.
MarioGUEST
66:40
In 1999, the contribution to Charleston Harbor percentage was 35.9%.
MarioGUEST
66:44
That number, so...
MarioGUEST
66:48
They increased their number stocked in 2000 and 2001, and their contribution actually dropped from 35.9% to 18.7% and then to 14.0%.
MarioGUEST
66:59
But if we want to get into it, Ashley River is literally a tributary of Charleston Harbor.
MarioGUEST
67:07
And their actual stocking location is way up river.
MarioGUEST
67:11
We know that redfish have site fidelity.
RachaelHOST
20:54
He prepared for it by living in Charleston, South Carolina, which is where the movie is set.
RachaelHOST
20:59
For two months, he rode the Ashley River every morning and built furniture during the day.
RachaelHOST
21:05
In fact, he made the table that's featured in his home in this film, his kitchen table.
RachaelHOST
21:10
He made it.
Shane WillardGUEST
4:39
And I'll never forget my first private prayer time with him.
Shane WillardGUEST
4:43
It was on the banks of the Ashley River in Charleston, South Carolina.
Shane WillardGUEST
4:46
And I was terrified I was fixing to get exposed.
Shane WillardGUEST
4:49
You gotta remember, I'm in my early 20s, I'm talented, I'm authentic, I'm sold out, I'm good at doing this, but I wasn't mature enough to handle all that.
Shane WillardGUEST
5:34
I'm like, yes.
Shane WillardGUEST
5:35
And then inside, I was like, oh, man.
Shane WillardGUEST
5:38
And he said to me, he said, why don't you start? It's just me and him on the banks of the Ashley River.
Shane WillardGUEST
5:42
And I started praying the only way I knew how.
speaker_4NARRATOR
48:19
Carteret Colony, afterwards South Carolina, was established in 1670 by English immigrants.
speaker_4NARRATOR
48:26
A settlement was first started on the Ashley River, but did not take root, and afterward was removed to the site of the present city of Charleston.
speaker_4NARRATOR
48:36
Footnote.
speaker_4NARRATOR
48:37
The grand model was a form of government prepared by Lord Shaftesbury and John Locke for the colonies and attempted at the settlement of the Ashley River in South Carolina.
speaker_4NARRATOR
48:48
It aimed to divide the wilderness into vast baronial estates with hereditary titles and all the gaudy trappings of an ideal feudal aristocracy.
speaker_4NARRATOR
48:59
The people were too democratic in ideas to warrant its success, and the plan was abandoned.

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