Leaders from Coastal School Ministries join The Autry Benton Show to explain how their off-site Bible classes are impacting students across South Carolina. How is it legal? How does it work? And why are so many families choosing to participate? This episode tackles the intersection of faith and education, shares powerful stories of impact, and explains why this movement is growing.
Anthony and Carly, the owners of Anto’s Pizza, sit down with Autry to share how they built an award-winning restaurant from the ground up. From family values to business risks and everything in between — this conversation is about grit, faith, and believing in your vision. Watch now and share with someone who loves supporting local businesses.
In this episode of The Autry Benton Show, Autry Benton sits down with Lt. Governor Pamela Evette to discuss leadership, entrepreneurship, and the future of South Carolina. Drawing from her experience as a business owner, Evette shares insight into economic growth, supporting small businesses, and creating opportunity across the state. This conversation highlights the importance of resilience, vision, and servant leadership in shaping thriving communities.
What does it take to pursue justice when the stakes are high? First Circuit Solicitor of South Carolina and Attorney General candidate David Pascoe joins The Autry Benton Show to discuss prosecuting complex cases, holding the powerful accountable, and why public trust in the legal system matters. A strong conversation on courage, integrity, and the rule of law.
In this episode of The Autry Benton Show, Jeannie and Carter Smith share their testimony of faith, healing, and obedience. From walking through personal pain and abortion to finding restoration in Christ and founding Coastline Women’s Center, their story reveals how God redeems brokenness and uses obedience to save lives and change generations. This conversation is a powerful reminder that every life has value — and there is always hope.
Justice isn’t theoretical — it’s personal. In this episode of The Autry Benton Show, Solicitor Jimmy Richardson discusses the realities of prosecuting serious crimes, handling death penalty cases, protecting victims, and maintaining integrity in the justice system. This is an honest conversation about responsibility, transparency, and doing the right thing — even when it’s hard.
Public service isn’t glamorous — and leadership comes with real weight. In Part 2 of this conversation, South Carolina State Senator Greg Hembree walks through the hard realities of governing, from prosecutorial ethics and the death penalty to energy costs, data centers, infrastructure, and growth. This is an honest look at what responsible leadership actually requires.
In Part 3 of his conversation on The Autry Benton Show, legendary South Carolina attorney Dick Harpootlian dives deep into what he believes about justice, politics, culture, and the rule of law. From defending controversial clients to criticizing political pandering, Dick explains why integrity, honesty, and principle must come before popularity. He also shares candid thoughts on the future of American politics, leadership, and the cultural impact of technology on the next generation. This episode closes out a powerful, wide-ranging series on one of the most fascinating legal minds in the country.
In Part 2 of this powerful conversation, legendary South Carolina attorney Dick Harpootlian joins The Autry Benton Show to discuss the high-profile cases that defined his career — including the pressures, controversy, and constitutional principles behind defending the unpopular. From courtroom strategy to media scrutiny, Dick explains why justice must be rooted in facts, not public outrage. This episode dives deep into what it truly means to uphold the Constitution when it matters most.
In Part 1 of this compelling conversation, Autry Benton sits down with legendary South Carolina attorney and former state senator Dick Harpootlian. Dick reflects on growing up during segregation, the cultural upheaval of the 1960s, the Vietnam War, and his early years as a prosecutor. He also shares his views on justice, integrity, and the heavy responsibility of the death penalty. This episode lays the foundation for one of the most fascinating legal stories in modern American history.
In this special debut, Autry Benton introduces the heart behind the show alongside the people who matter most to him — his family. Together, they discuss faith, marriage, parenting, culture, social media, and raising the next generation in a rapidly changing America. This episode sets the foundation for what this show is all about: honest conversations, strong values, and love for country and community. 🇺🇸 America is built on healthy families — and that’s where change begins.
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