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  • “P” is for Penn Center
    “P” is for Penn Center. Located on St. Helena Island in Beaufort County, Penn Center, Inc., originated as the Penn Normal School. It was established by northern missionaries, an effort to educate formerly enslaved Africans and prepare them for life after slavery.
  • Adjusting your financial plan to a life crisis
    Most financial plans are customized to a person’s unique situation and goals and are framed within an average set of assumptions. But you can’t put life into a spreadsheet. Sometimes unexpected and even dramatic things happen. What does a person do then? Mike Switzer interviews Rick Van Der Noord, a certified financial planner in Greenville, SC.
  • Responding to active shooters in the workplace
    Sadly, gun violence continues across the country. FBI data in fact, shows active shooter incidents have more than doubled in the U.S. between 2019 and 2021. While mass shootings at schools dominate the news, many more are occurring at other workplaces. Which is why our next guest’s organization will be presenting response solutions at a conference for our state’s human resources professionals in Greenville April 26-27. Mike Switzer interviews Chad Ayers, owner of Proactive Response Group in Greenville, SC.
  • “R” is for Richardson, Eudora Ramsay (1891-1973)
    “R” is for Richardson, Eudora Ramsay (1891-1973). Feminist, author, lecturer.
  • Musicians' nightmares
    People’s anxiety dreams tend to be tailored to their particular personalities, circumstances, and experiences, and often to their particular professions.
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    A rememberance
    Rudy shares a poetic rememberence of a friend and fellow naturalist.
  • Republican Sens. Sandy Senn, Katrina Shealy and Penry Gustafson hold up model spines that a lobbyist firm, Students for Life Action, sent them in hopes of them “growing a spine” and supporting the House abortion bill that is set for special order next week in the Senate.
    SC Lede: DeSantis — The Blueprint
    April 22, 2023 — A recap of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' first visit to the Palmetto State ahead of an expected 2024 presidential bid; the latest out of the state legislative session, including an abortion ban bill set for special order next week in the SC Senate; new state employment numbers; and more.
  • Making It Grow Radio Minute
    The bounty of Judge Arthur Solomon's travels
    The glorious deep purple Judge Solomon Southern Indica hybrid azalea graces many Southern gardens and the drive into our prized national treasure Brookgreen Gardens.
  • Counterpoint
    Counterpoint, also called polyphony, is the art, in musical composition, of combining two or more simultaneous lines of music.
  • Are higher interest rates affecting mergers and acquisitions?
    Over the past few years, we have seen a lot of mergers and acquisitions among small to medium-size companies. Our next guest says that the higher interest rate situation is beginning to slow down this activity. Mike Switzer interviews David Moore, CEO at BlueChip Mergers and Acquisitions in Charleston, SC.
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