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Miles Hoffman continues his musings about the history of the overture.

Miles Hoffman concludes this week's discussion about popular overtures.

“P” is for Partisans. After the fall of Charleston in May 1780, bands of partisans or irregular soldier sprang up to fight royal control of South Carolina during the Revolutionary War.

“R” is for Reconstruction. The defeat of the Confederacy in 1865 posed a problem for the federal government: how were the defeated states to be brought back into the Union?

Introduced to South Carolina, this Asian native shrub blooms in our winter.

“N” is for Newman, Isaiah DeQuincey (1911-1985). Clergyman, civil rights leader.

This week Bobbi Conner talks with Dr. Russ Blackwelder about the challenges of managing multiple, daily medications during the older adult years. Dr. Blackwelder is an Associate Professor and Director of Geriatric Education in the Department of Family Medicine at MUSC.

The 16th annual edition of the Beaufort International Film Festival is coming to the Lowcountry February 22nd through 27th. After the pandemic forced them to hold last year’s event at a temporary location, they are once again back at their home venue. Mike Switzer interviews Ron Tucker, director of the festival and president of the Beaufort Film Society.

Landsford Canal in eastern Chester County was designed by Robert Mills as part of a comprehensive plan of internal improvements designed to connect fall line markets with the upstate.

“M” is for Mann, James Robert (1920-2010). Congressman.