The Outdoor Guys talk fresh, local, refreshing, summer produce with Sam Hall from the Bush-N-Vine Farm down in Filbert, SC. The farm - which is located 36 miles from Jesse Brown’s Outdoors - grows all sorts of fruits and vegetables,

What do watermelons, neon signs, and river tubing have in common? Well, for one, The Outdoor Guys cover all of these topics on this segment of the Carolina Outdoors! Bill and Don also discuss one of North Carolina’s hidden gems – Brevard, NC.

If you've ever looked closely at the tag on your performance T-shirt or summer "cooling" wear, you've probably noticed a number of certifications for keeping you dry, cool, or protected from the sun. Have you wondered who does the testing? -

State Department Affiliate of Overseas Advisory Council is a designation that Wes Lawson, General Manager at Jesse Brown's, is proud to announce to the Outdoor Guys on the Carolina Outdoors. - What's that mean?

Coastal Expeditions headquarters is a 209 mile journey from Jesse Brown's Outdoors but once you get there you can journey much deeper.  Whether it be Stand Up Paddle board trips, a freshwater river paddle, hikes on a barrier island or learning about Se...

The Earl Scruggs Center helps celebrate the music & personality of the great musician of the past, along with the celebration of the musical impact on our region.  The "Center" does this by bringing historians,

Wimbledon Tennis is celebrating 133-years this year & Mike Leffke from Queen City Tennis returns to talk about why competitors wear all white and more! -   -   -   -   -  

Weather, Lightning & A Safe Summer with WBTV Meteorologist Al Conklin, are all topics that we can appreciate as Outdoor Guys & Gals.  However, recent “Severe Weather” (learn here what that really means) sometimes means preparation & sometimes means bei...

Pops in the Park, occurs each year across the street from Jesse Brown’s in Southpark’s Symphony Park. This year Albert George Schramm continues his tradition of conducting the Charlotte Symphony on July 3rd followed by a Fireworks display. -   -  

Free Fishing in NC happens once a year in NC. On July 4th, all day long & on any-body of water, you can fish without a license.  It started in 1994 & to subsidize the fishing the state wildlife commission stocks the fish.