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This week Bobbi Conner talks with MUSC's Dr. Tucker Marrison about cancer screening recommendations for adults, with an update about screening rates in S.C.

“C” is for Cheves, Langdon (1776-1857). Legislator, congressman, bank president.

It’s that time of year when you might be reviewing your investment accounts, which might lead to some thoughts about estate planning, something our next guest says would be a good idea.

“C” is for Chicken bog. While anecdotal evidence exists that the name chicken bog was related to the “boggy” nature of is home, the Pee Dee, culinary historians agree on one thing: that a “bog (unlike a pilau) is any stew that includes wet, soggy rice.”

The historic Columbia Canal has been in various stages of disrepair ever since the 1,000-year flood event of 2015, but repairs are happening over the next two and a half years, bringing the canal and its resulting water supply for the city back.

“B” is for Blease, Coleman Livingston (1868-1942). Governor, U.S. senator.

“B” is for Blue, Gilbert (1933-2016). Catawba Nation leader.

By the age of 24, Cassidy Caulk was a self-taught cobbler who used her passion for fashion and a business degree from the College of Charleston to become an entrepreneur with a goal of creating an innovative brand of sandals for women.

“B” is for blockade-running. Throughout the civil war, government and civilian goods were shipped into the Confederate states on vessels known as blockade-runners.

This week Bobbi Conner talks with MUSC's Dr. Shelli Ciandella about reducing the risk of osteoporosis.