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  • “N” is for North Greenville University. North Greenville University traces its roots to the founding of North Greenville High School in 1892.
  • “P” is for Peachtree Rock (Lexington County). Peachtree Rock is the namesake of a 305-acre South Carolina Nature Conservancy preserve located on the Sandhills of Lexington County.
  • “B” is for Barry, Margaret Catherine Moore (1752-1823). Revolutionary War heroine.
  • More and more light-duty truck and van fleets are turning to compressed natural gas as a cleaner alternative fuel. But it can be very expensive to start up such an operation which is why our next guest’s technology that can dramatically lower that capital investment was a finalist at the most recent Innovision technology awards program. Mike Switzer interviews Erik Versen with Ingevity in North Charleston, SC.
  • By now, we’re all pretty aware of the national economic trends underway of rising interest rates, high inflation, and a tight labor market. How are these currently impacting our state and what is the forecast? Mike Switzer interviews Mark Witte, director of the MBA program at the School of Business at the College of Charleston
  • Bach and Mozart died over two hundred years ago – – Is there anybody alive today whose music will be played two hundred years from now? It’s a tricky question.
  • One of the common dangers of studying composers’ lives is finding out that some of the people whose music we love and admire turn out to have been very unadmirable human beings.
  • Wolf spiders are members of the family Lycosidae. They are robust and agile hunters with excellent eyesight. They live mostly in solitude, hunt alone, and do not spin webs. Some are opportunistic hunters, pouncing upon prey as they find it or chasing it over short distances; others wait for passing prey in or near the mouth of a burrow.
  • “D” is for DeSoto’s exploration of South Carolina (1540). Hernando DeSoto’s exploration of present-day South Carolina (April and May 1540) began in May 1539 at Tampa Bay and ended in 1543 in Mexico.
  • I still have to practice, but now I love to practice.
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