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  • Mike Switzer, host of the South Carolina Business Review
    SC heirloom rice making a comeback
    Rice is one of our state’s earliest domesticated crops, and it’s been making a comeback the last several years though, thanks in part to our next guest.
  • Mike Switzer, host of the South Carolina Business Review
    SC Native, NPR reporter recognized by USC
    One week from today, the multiple award-winning NPR reporter based in Paris, France, Eleanor Beardsley, will be back in our state to receive one more award.
  • “W” is for Williams, David Rogerson (1776-1830)
    “W” is for Williams, David Rogerson (1776-1830). Congressman, governor.
  • Making It Grow Radio Minute
    Cicadas set the stage for a historic event
    When Thomas Jefferson was president, there was an event that is finally repeating itself this year -- a concurrent emergence of two specific broods of periodic cicadas; and it won’t happen again until about another two hundred years.
  • Natasha Pitts, Vice President of Diversity and Economic Inclusion at the Greenville Chamber of Commerce, SC Minority Business Accelerator
    SC Minority Business Accelerator available statewide
    Mike Switzer interviews Natasha Pitts, vice president of diversity and economic inclusion at the Greenville Chamber of Commerce. SC Minority Business Accelerator
  • “S” is for Scott, Robert Kingston (1826-1900)
    “S” is for Scott, Robert Kingston (1826-1900). Governor.
  • Making It Grow Radio Minute
    The serenade of the cicada
    Unlike some people these days, cicadas don’t have dating apps; they use sound to find a mate.
  • Members of the Senate Finance Constitutional Subcommittee reveal the findings of the Interim Report of Findings and Recommendations on the $1.8 Billion Discrepancy in Treasury Balances and Certain Other Matters on April 16, 2024.
    Billion dollar lost and found
    On this episode of the South Carolina Lede for April 20, 2024: the latest developments in the $1.8 billion discrepancy in a state treasury account; a Boeing whistleblower who testified on Capitol Hill over safety concerns about the North Charleston produced 787 jet; Congress’s upcoming vote on tens of billions in foreign aid; a discussion about the Ukrainian war with NPR Paris correspondent Eleanor Beardsley; and more!
  • Making It Grow Radio Minute
    The work of female cicadas and their nymphs
    Cicadas are native to our area and have been coexisting with their ecosystems for eons and eons.
  • Dr. Kelli Williams, Associate Professor of Pediatrics and pediatrician specializing in allergies, asthma, and immunology conditions at MUSC Children’s Health.
    New treatment for severe food allergies
    This week Bobbi Conner talks with Dr. Kelli Williams about new treatment available to help reduce reactions in individuals with severe food allergies.
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