SOCIAL MEDIA & PRESS

 

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Since this is a new addition to our website we will back track a bit to the beginning of the summer when we had a visit from the Charleston City Paper editor Mary Scott Fletcher, who was looking to do a story on Chefs transitioning their life in the kitchen to a life on or very close to the water; luckily our very own Emily did just that with us.  Article title, Two prolific chefs escape the kitchen and find peace at sea, Charleston City Paper.

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Early in the Summer the Captain & Crew on the Miss Paula had Kiawah Legends Magazine ride along to write about the day in the life of a commercial shrimp trawler and some insight into the shrimping industry & how Captain Vasa Tarvin was inspired as a young pre-teen to become a commercial shrimp boat Captain.

 

Cindy Tarvin and her husband Taylor got into the shrimping business for their son.   Passion project that is now becoming a very well known, well oiled machine on Shem Creek.  Cindy recently sat down with our friend Stephanie Burt of Southern Fork, to participate in her podcast about the day in the life of an owner of a family owned and operated shrimp business.  Cindy and Taylor have two other children who have also been a part of the business growing up.  Clink Link above for Episode 167!

 

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