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“A” is for African Methodist Episcopal Church Zion

“U” is for United Textile Workers of America (UTWA)

“W” is for Wannamker, John Edward (1851-1935). Agriculturalist, civic leader.

A listener built a bird box in his yard and it has proven to be very popular...

The yellow-bellied sapsucker makes holes in tree trunks to get to the sap. Once the holes are made, though, other creatures take advantage of them.

Scherzo means “joke,” in Italian, but in Beethoven’s scherzos you won’t usually find anything that qualifies as out-‘n-out funny. What you usually will find is a certain playfulness, with lots of fast notes, abrupt accents, surprises, and quick changes of musical direction.

Inflation is on the rise as are interest rates. And as the economy continues to rebound, the Federal Reserve doesn't seem to be too concerned...yet. What say our next guest?Mike Switzer interviews Joey Von Nessen, chief economist at the Darla Moore School of Business at USC in Columbia, SC.

We’ve discussed our next topic a few times on this show over the past year but we feel it is going to deserve at least a few more revisits before any trend becomes permanently identifiable. And that is the changing commercial downtown property landscape due to the pandemic. In particular, the projections that "work from home" is here to stay and how that will be affecting downtown commercial properties going forward.Mike Switzer interviews Mark Ratchford, managing partner at KDS Commercial Properties in Greenville, SC.

After 29 years of operations, our next guest was forced to stop printing a directory of minority-owned businesses and services known as the Black Pages due to the digitization of the print media industry. However, he decided to continue with another of his long-time ventures, the Black Expo, an annual economic empowerment summit that takes place in Columbia, Charleston, Greenville, and Jacksonville, Florida.Mike Switzer interviews Darrin Thomas, of Thomas Media in Columbia, SC, organizer of the 2021 Black Expo Economic Empowerment Summit.

On this ninth episode of Spoleto Backstage for 2021, we hear chamber music works for nine musicians — selections which may have you feeling like you're on cloud nine! We're also joined by cellist Arlen Hlusko, one of the performers featured in both concerts, to discuss making her Spoleto Festival USA debut this year.