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The conclusion to the program. Dean Livingston, the former editor of the Orangeburg Times & Democrat, discusses the difficulty that he and Kent Krell of the Associated Press had in putting the story...
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A look at the timeline of the Orangeburg Massacre: Monday, February 5, 1968. Following a wave of campus protests over signs of racial inequity, students, frustrated by months of ineffective...
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A look at the events of Wednesday Feb. 7 and Thursday, Feb. 8, 1968 during the Tragedy at Orangeburg. On Wednesday morning, students sought to obtain a permit to march in protest. The City...
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Part 1 of Tragedy at Orangeburg: 25 Years Later, an introduction to the events in Orangeburg in 1968. (Documentary produced in 1993 by Beryl Dakers of South Carolina ETV.) Two reporters, Jack Bass and...
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The Soda City Market comes to Main St. Columbia every Saturday, attracting thousands of visitors each year. The market has an exciting atmosphere that brings all types of people together. But where...
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Part 1 - Columbia, South Carolina Carolina Stories: When the Mill Closes Down examines South Carolina's rich textile history and the people who worked it. The program follows recent mill closings and...
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Part 3 - Honea Path, South Carolina Carolina Stories: When the Mill Closes Down examines South Carolina's rich textile history and the people who worked it. The program follows recent mill closings...
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Part 6 - Graniteville, South Carolina Carolina Stories: When the Mill Closes Down examines South Carolina's rich textile history and the people who worked it. The program follows recent mill closings...
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Part 5 - Simpsonville, South Carolina Carolina Stories: When the Mill Closes Down examines South Carolina's rich textile history and the people who worked it. The program follows recent mill closings...
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Part 4 - Pacolet, South Carolina Carolina Stories: When the Mill Closes Down examines South Carolina's rich textile history and the people who worked it. The program follows recent mill closings and...
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Excerpts from the full-length program - Climate Change: A Global Reality CNN's John King hosts an expert panel as they examine the challenges and impacts of climate change. Extreme conditions, drought...
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In the Introduction of Primitive Tools, a speaker describes prehistory and primitive tool-making in a humorous way. Tools from the beginning of human use are explored.
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Family Across the Sea, Part 4 Like the Black Seminoles who fled white civilization, blacks began to return to Africa in the 19th century. Historian Alpha Bah has studied the return of blacks to Sierra...
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Family Across the Sea, Part 3 Anthropologist Joe Opala has studied the history of slavery from the African side of the ocean. He has tracked a remarkable series of connections that end in Charleston...
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Family Across the Sea, Part 1 This award-winning program explores the remarkable connections between the Gullah of the South Carolina/Georgia Sea Islands and the people of West Africa, particularly...
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Family Across the Sea, Part 2 A young black scholar named Lorenzo Turner began to research Gullah culture and language. Folklorists and historians who had studied this culture before Turner and...
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Part 4 of Project Discovery's look at the Orangeburg Massacre on its 40th anniversary.
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CONGAREE SWAMP STORIES CAMP WORKSHOP SPEAKER Owl Calls and Influences In Becoming a Ranger Involving a Love of Snakes, Featuring Stories of Snake Experts and Flying Squirrels, as well as How the...
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CONGAREE SWAMP STORIES CAMP WORKSHOP SPEAKER An Account of Baptism, How Things Were Different and What Still Remains, Including Conversations About Fishing, Drum Shouts and Cotton Gins Ms. Ruby Rice...
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CONGAREE SWAMP STORIES CAMP WORKSHOP SPEAKER The Pleasures and the Dangers of Hunting the Animals of the Swamp and Observing Its Wildlife, Including Snakes and Snake Bites Mr. John Paul lives in...
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CONGAREE SWAMP STORIES CAMP WORKSHOP SPEAKER Recollections of Precarious Visits to Kingville and Working Beside the Railroad at the Commissary Store, In Addition to Fond Remembrances of Smells and of...
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Part 3 of Project Discovery's look at the Orangeburg Massacre on its 40th anniversary.
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Congaree Swamp Stories Camp Workshop Speaker What Happened to the Congaree Indians, and Learning from Native American Artifacts, Culture, Foodways and Creation Stories Ms. Pam Corwin, a biologist for...
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Part 2 of Project Discovery's look at the Orangeburg Massacre on its 40th anniversary.
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Part 1 of Project Discovery's look at the Orangeburg Massacre on its 40th anniversary. In 1968, civil rights demonstrations, to desegregate a bowling alley near S.C. State University, resulted in the...
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CONGAREE SWAMP STORIES CAMP WORKSHOP SPEAKER Adventures in Hunting and Dressing Wild Game, Including Lessons on How to Butcher a Hog and Fillet a Fish, as well as Red Versus Black River Swamps, Swamp...
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CONGAREE SWAMP STORIES CAMP WORKSHOP SPEAKER Stories About Observing Wildlife at Cedar Creek, Helium Balloons, Survival Tips, and Saving the Swamp One of the founding fathers of Congaree National Park...
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CONGAREE SWAMP STORIES CAMP WORKSHOP SPEAKER Fishing with Dough Balls and Bamboo Poles While Growing Up Near the Playground That Was the Congaree Mr. Jimmy Dinkins lives in Gadsden on the same...
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Primitive Tools, Part 5: Pottery This series features primitive life experts who participated in a primitive week celebration, which was coordinated by Tom Mancke and held at Hammond School in...
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Part 2, Music This series features primitive life experts who participated in a primitive week celebration, which was coordinated by Tom Mancke and held at Hammond School in Columbia, South Carolina...