Historic Coast Hangouts
A podcast based around the low country lifestyle in St Augustine, FL where we discuss frequent topics that include but are not limited to the outdoors, hunting, fishing music, and life from the view of fishing guides, photographers and local artist along the Historic Coast.
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- Aug 17, 2026
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David Alger (opens the original)
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In this episode we sit down with Jax Beach local David Alger and discuss his love for travel, surfing, saltwater fly fishing, plants and more!
Patrick Hagerman (opens the original)
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Patrick Hagerman is an Americana songwriter with a voice like worn leather and a pen that cuts straight to the bone. Hailing from Springfield, IL and now based in Daytona, FL, Patrick blends over two decades of live performance experience into a rootsy mix of country, blues, rock and roll, and folk. His sound is raw, soulful, and steeped in the storytelling tradition of legends like Townes Van Zandt, Tom Waits, and John Prine. In May 2026, Patrick released his acclaimed full-length album, Gather
Eric Ellis (opens the original)
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WARNING: This episode contains graphic language and stories that may not be suitable for younger audiences. This one's a long listen, but trust us—stay with it until the end. It's worth every minute. In this episode, we sit down with Eric Ellis, frontman of the metal band Ellis and former member of the hardcore band Bury Your Dead . After experiencing the rapid rise that many musicians dream about, Eric's life took an unexpected and dramatic turn. Following his success in the music industry, Eri
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