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  • For 42 years our next guest’s organization has been helping small business owners and entrepreneurs throughout our state to succeed by providing them consulting and educational services. And in all of those years, probably none were as busy for them as last year’s pandemic year.Mike Switzer interviews Michele Abraham, state director of the South Carolina Small Business Development Centers.
  • “R” is for Ravenel, Edmund (1797-1871). Physician, naturalist.
  • “S” is for St. Luke’s Parish
  • How can you look at your music and play all the right notes if you’re also looking up at the person waving the baton?
  • For performers, just about everything the composer writes, with the exception of the notes themselves, is a matter of interpretation
  • South Carolina is an ocean state with a significant ocean economy consisting of everything from tourism to boat-building to offshore energy. Our next guest’s organization recently released a report measuring that activity and you may be surprised by some of the statistics.Mike Switzer interviews Matt Gorstein, an economist with the South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium in Charleston, SC.
  • Our next guest is with a non-profit, non-governmental agency that stays busy connecting Southeastern US companies with Israeli technology and innovation companies including some success stories in our state.Mike Switzer interviews Barry Swartz with Conexx: America-Israel Business Connector in Marietta, GA.
  • Mike Switzer interviews John Warner, a serial entrepreneur whose insights are published online at Medium under the title “Control Your Destiny”. He is based in Greenville, S.C.
  • You’ve probably noticed that prices on many products and services are rising. And yet many economists are telling us they expect this to be only temporary. But what if they’re wrong? Should investors be thinking about some sort of inflation protection?Mike Switzer interviews Rob Dehollander, a certified financial planner in Greenville, SC.
  • All parts of these plants are poisonous, the seeds are the most toxic. But the leaves are tasty to dogs and if they chew on them, can be lethal.
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