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  • The homebound segment of our population has certainly grown during the pandemic and that has resulted in more growth for companies that serve them.Mike Switzer interviews Charles McDonough, CEO of Interim Healthcare of the Upstate in Greenville, SC.
  • Several years ago, our next guest’s company got its start by turning used cooking oil into biodiesel, first in the Midlands, then statewide. A few acquisitions later, they’re now doing it regionally and have expanded into other forms of organic recycling.Mike Switzer interviews Joe Renwick (BioJoe), founder and co-owner of Green Energy Biofuel in Winnsboro, SC.
  • This week Bobbi Conner talks with Dr. Benjamin Kalivas about episodes of delirium (or acute confusion) in hospitalized older adults. Dr. Kalivas is a physician who takes care of hospitalized patients at MUSC, and he does research related to delirium in older adults.
  • This week on ColaJazz Presents, we welcome percussionist Gino Castillo to the show. Originally from Quito, Ecuador, he now calls Charleston home. Castillo's music is vibrant, sassy, and full of complex rhythms.
  • “C” is for Camp, Wofford Benjamin (1894-1986). Agriculturalist, entrepreneur.
  • “F” is for ferries
  • “G” is for Garden, Alexander (1730-1791). Physician, naturalist.
  • “G” is for Garden, Alexander (1730-1791). Physician, naturalist.
  • It’s often—not always, but often—interesting to read what composers have written about composing—especially if they’re good writers. Aaron Copland was an…
  • “Music…embraces at once the real and the ideal… "
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