The C.A.B.L.E. Connecting Us to the South

Chefs. Athletes. Business Leaders. Entertainers.

Retire Southern is a travel and lifestyle media platform redefining retirement as a mindset.

Each episode and feature explores character driven conversations with chefs, athletes, business leaders, and entertainers who shape Southern culture and give life to the places we love.

These stories form the CABLE that connects our community to the emotional, experiential, and human side of the South.

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What if Your Normal Isn’t Healthy?
James Lewis James Lewis

What if Your Normal Isn’t Healthy?

Modern life offers convenience everywhere, yet many people feel exhausted, anxious, and disconnected. In this conversation, psychologist Dr. Matt Campbell explains how five primal behaviors, sunlight, sleep, movement, connection, and what we consume, can restore alignment and help people stop living in a constant state of depletion.

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Grow With the Flow
James Lewis James Lewis

Grow With the Flow

A thoughtful look inside Charleston Oyster Farm and the patient craft of oyster farming in the Lowcountry, exploring mariculture, stewardship, and what it means to grow with the flow in a place defined by tides and time.

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The South’s Hospitality Blueprint: Grit, Gratitude, and Giving Back
James Lewis James Lewis

The South’s Hospitality Blueprint: Grit, Gratitude, and Giving Back

A conversation with chef and restaurateur Chris Hall on the heart of Southern hospitality, the creation of Unsukay Restaurant Group, the story behind Giving Kitchen, and why food is ultimately about human connection. A meaningful look at grit, generosity, creativity, and the dishes that define some of Atlanta's most beloved restaurants.

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Serenbe: A Community Built on Radical Common Sense
James Lewis James Lewis

Serenbe: A Community Built on Radical Common Sense

A spontaneous visit to the countryside led Steve Nygren to create Serenbe, a biophilic, walkable, and wildly intentional community rooted in radical common sense. This episode explores how one man’s wake-up call became a blueprint for sustainable living, land preservation, and a healthier way of life in the modern South.

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