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  • The summer travel season is probably when we are all most vulnerable to identity theft. What are some ways we can protect ourselves now and throughout the…
  • As the new year continues to unfold, we are quickly getting an idea of how our economy might perform this year. Will 2016 be another positive year or will…
  • The second sentence on the About page at our next guest’s web site identifies the Midlands of South Carolina as “A region “booming with potential” but…
  • "C" is for Contrabands. Contrabands were slaves who fled to or were taken behind Northern lines during the Civil War—prior to the Emancipation…
  • "D" is for Dabbs, James McBride (1896-1970). Writer, teacher, theologian, civil rights leader. Dabbs, a Sumter County native, was a USC graduate. After…
  • South Carolina has roughly 100,000 students with disabilities who are being assisted under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). Our…
  • Rudy identifies a snake for a listener as an Eastern Milksnake. Milksnake--how did it get that common name?
  • A listener asks Rudy to identify the bird nesting over his driveway. It turns out to be one of the two types of night heron that are common in South…
  • The "orange" coloring on this snake helps identify the species.
  • Rudy identifies NatureNotes theme music,Tarrega's Estudio Brilliante, after an adaptation by Chet Atkins.
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