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  • Staccato notes are notes that are not sustained for their full rhythmic value: they come to a short stop, which separates them from notes that follow.
  • Several centuries ago, it was common for violin makers to print their names in Latin on the paper labels they glued in their instruments. That’s what the great Italian violin maker Antonio Stradivari did, and that’s why an instrument made by Stradivari is known as a Stradivarius.
  • Large stands of them taking over fallow fields and roadsides. They crowd out plants that would provide nectar and pollen to a greater variety of beneficial insects over a longer period of time.
  • It is not and will not be illegal to have Bradford pears growing in your yard. However, they are now on the State Plant Pest list and beginning October first, two thousand twenty-four, nurseries will no longer sell Bradford pears or any other cultivar of the invasive flowering pear, Pyrus calleryanna.
  • In North America, antlion larvae are sometimes referred to as doodlebugs because of the strange marks they leave in the sand.
  • A family awaits a moth's emergence from a cocoon, and receives a shocking surprise.
  • Mike Switzer interviews FatRat Da Czar, co-founder and manager of The Boom Room Recording Studio in Columbia, SC.
  • Mike Switzer interviews Ben Ellsworth, chef, CEO, and co-founder of Gigpro in Charleston, SC.
  • Mike Switzer interviews Cory Cooper, engineering instructor in the CTE program at May River High School in Bluffton, SC.
  • Are you one of those classical music lovers who apologizes for not knowing enough?
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