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On this episode of the South Carolina Lede for December 18, 2021: President Joe Biden delivers the fall commencement address at South Carolina State University, alma mater of Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC); the South Carolina House ad hoc redistricting committee takes initial testimony on its proposed congressional map; the latest news on the Omicron variant of COVID-19; and more.

Have you ever wondered why, when we’re feeling sad, or lonely, or downright miserable, we usually prefer to listen to music that somehow reflects our mood, rather than music that might jar us out of it?

A while back I spent a minute offering a few suggestions of what to say after a concert when the concert was really pretty bad, but the performer is someone you know and you have to say something. In the unfortunate event that you’ve already used up your store of useful phrases, I thought I’d suggest a few more.

In South Carolina, the American beech is among the last trees to lose its leaves in the fall.

Rudy share's a quote from the journal of Henri-Frédéric Amiel.

Do you klnow the state bird? The state amphibian? The state grass?

Fox sparrows over-winter in South Carolina.

Rudy shares a portion of Lord Byron's "Childe Harold's Pilgramage."

This is the time to look for things in the woods that are usually hidden by the leaves of trees.

78% of all animal species are insects.