MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 2008
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The Presidential Primaries in South Carolina. Dr. Bob Becker, Director of the Strom Thurmond Institute on Government and Public Affairs examines the recent presidential primaries in South Carolina and the results of the Palmetto Poll with Dr. Adam Warber and Dr. Bruce Ransom of the Clemson University Political Science Department.
An oral healthcare crisis. Jon Keith talks with Spartanburg dentist Phil Morrow about how oral health affects other aspects of a child’s life. This Wednesday, January 30, on Your Day Jon Keith will host a live call-in program on oral health and how to obtain affordable dental healthcare for children.
J. L. Miles. Roy Scott meets fiction writer J.L. Miles, the author of Rosewater Creek and Cold Rock River. A participant in the 17th annual SC Writers Workshop Conference held in October 2007 in Myrtle Beach, SC. Ms. Miles also tours with the Dixie Divas, four nationally published book-writing belles. Her next novel, Divorcing Dwayne will be released in April 2008.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2008
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A live call-in hour on gardening topics. Dr. Lisa Wagner, naturalist and director of education for the SC Botanical Garden hosts Meg Williamson, plant disease diagnostician for the Clemson University Plant Problem Clinic. Visit the new website for the Plant Problem Clinic, available January 31. Listeners may phone in with questions via the tollfree number 888-539-8859.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 2008
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A live call-in hour on oral healthcare issues. Jon Keith learns about dental care services for children from DeeDee Chewning, director of the Sisters of Charity Healthy Learners program in the St. Augustine Health System, Ken Trogdon, CEO of Communicare, and Georgia Famuliner, RN, director of the Allendale Schools Smiles for a Lifetime program. Listeners may call in with questions or comments via the toll-free number: 888-539-8859.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 2008
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A pivotal point in civil rights history. Donna London, Director of the Jim Self Center on the Future talks with writer Jack Bass, author or co-author of seven nonfiction books about the American South, including The Orangeburg Massacre, an account of the February 8, 1968 shooting of students at South Carolina State College in Orangeburg.
The anniversary of a defining moment at SC State College. Bob McAnally learns about events planned to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Orangeburg Massacre to be held at SC State University.
Southern guns of thunder. Teacher Rossi Meadows, a member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans 16th SC Volunteers color guard, describes the background of a cannon displayed at the opening of the Upcountry History Museum in Greenville, SC. More information is available at the Confederate Museum located in Greenville.
Cast Iron Blackened Salmon. Bob Schuster visits the kitchen of Chef Matt Paul at the downtown location of The Noisy Oyster on the corner of Market and East Bay in Charleston, SC.
Third-party notification. C. Dukes Scott, executive director of the SC Office of Regulatory Staff (ORS) explains the benefit of having an additional person notified before a utility customer’s service is disconnected. For more information call the ORS toll-free consumer hotline at 1-800-922-1531
