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In the long run, the judgment of the public is much more important than that of the critics, and the music that lasts is the music that moves people

Sergei Rachmaninoff was an example of one of the great “types” in the history of classical music: the virtuoso performer who was also an important…

A listener witnesses an eastern rat snake when it encounters a nest of baby birds...

After participating in a local program for women entrepreneurs of color, our next guest said it changed the way she operated and grew her business for the better.Mike Switzer interviews Donna Mungin, owner of Distinctively Mod Boutique in Charleston, SC.

Research is underway in South Carolina to find solutions to aging related changes that reduce anticancer immunity. Bobbi Connor talks with Dr. Besim Ogretmen about the link between aging, metabolism, and anticancer T cell function. Dr. Ogretmen leads the Development of Cancer Therapeutics Research Program at Hollings Cancer Center at MUSC.

For the past eight years, our next guest’s entrepreneurial assistance organization has helped over 250 start-ups and small businesses in the York County area of our state. During that time he says there have been some surprising things that they learned about community-level innovation.Mike Switzer interviews David Warner, recently-retired director of the Technology Incubator @ Knowledge Park in Rock Hill, SC.

The composer is the creator, and long after even the most brilliant and famous performers of the moment are forgotten, it’s the music that will remain.

Muscle strain, tendinitis, nerve damage—all fall in the general category of “overuse” syndromes, and all are unfortunately extremely common among professional musicians.

Sibelius was influenced by many of the 19th century composers who preceded him, but his style was always completely personal and impossible to pigeonhole.

The timber rattlesnake is one of the few venomous snakes in South Carolina.