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Although they had similar training and came under many of the same influences, Debussy's and Ravel's musical styles and techniques were really quite different.

“E” is for Edens, J. Drake, Jr. (1925-1982). Party leader who organized the modern Republican Party in South Carolina.

“G” is for Garden, Alexander (ca. 1685-1756). Clergyman.

Today’s audio comes from the recent ‘Investing in Sustainability Webinar Series’ hosted by The Nature Conversancy and Sustain SC, which was funded by the Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund.Mike Switzer was the moderator for this event and today’s excerpt comes from his conversation with Taylor Jackson, director of SC Logistics at the South Carolina Council on Competitiveness.

The native vine Campsis radicans, trumpet creeper, is described as extremely vigorous – if it were non-native, it would be described as rampantly invasive. It doesn’t creep – it leaps and can cover a tall chain link fence and anything else it finds to climb by aerial roots and twining in and out of openings.

This week Bobbi Conner talks with Dr. Mark Newbrough about the importance of health literacy in making good decisions related to health and healthcare. Dr. Newbrough is an Associate Professor of Geriatric Medicine and Director of the Geriatric Medicine Fellowship Program at MUSC.

If you see a timpanist bending over his instrument during a concert with his ear close to the drumheads, it’s because timpanists often have to tune their drums to different pitches while everybody else is playing.

With its long orange trumpet-shaped flowers, trumpet creeper is a hummingbird magnet.

North Carolina State’s Mountain Crop Improvement Laboratory developed a sterile cultivar of the Campsis vine.