Sep 30, 2026 · 29 min · 9 segments
I sit down with the one and only Waterfall Hunter. He tells me about alligators that watch his cousins play basketball on the court. I hear all about his hometown of Cross, South Carolina. Fair…
Christy HymanHost
It's just that, you know, you hear so much about how it's hard to educate children effectively in places where there's not a high population.
They may not have as many resources, but clearly there were great resources because you were able to be an A student and play basketball for the school, like that's some major time management plus, you know, thinking skills.
I won't say that we had a lot of resources as far as like, um, different courses that we could have taken.
Even, uh, my junior and senior year, we would have to go to other schools for some classes.
So, but the teachers that we did have at my school, they were, they were amazing.
Where there's an exchange for certain courses that probably the student is required for the student to like graduate and probably required for them to be competitive for college applications.
So anybody that was interested in nursing, electrical, we would have to drive another 30 to 45 minutes to another school.
It was interesting because they're a much larger school and their population is more diverse.
So walking through the halls and getting to the classes was a different experience, really.
But we knew a lot of the people there because, you know, we're all in the same county and we would see each other at football games or see each other at the mall, things like that.
It's just that, you know, you hear so much about how it's hard to educate children effectively in places where there's not a high population.
They may not have as many resources, but clearly there were great resources because you were able to be an A student and play basketball for the school, like that's some major time management plus, you know, thinking skills.
I won't say that we had a lot of resources as far as like, um, different courses that we could have taken.
Even, uh, my junior and senior year, we would have to go to other schools for some classes.
So, but the teachers that we did have at my school, they were, they were amazing.
Where there's an exchange for certain courses that probably the student is required for the student to like graduate and probably required for them to be competitive for college applications.
So anybody that was interested in nursing, electrical, we would have to drive another 30 to 45 minutes to another school.
It was interesting because they're a much larger school and their population is more diverse.
So walking through the halls and getting to the classes was a different experience, really.
But we knew a lot of the people there because, you know, we're all in the same county and we would see each other at football games or see each other at the mall, things like that.
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