Walter Edgar's Journal Blog
October 2008
Like streams in the desert: the music of Meira Warshauer
Published October 9, 2008 by Alfred Turner
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North Carolina born Meira Warshauer took some courses in the music curriculum while she was at Radcliffe, but, her undergraduate major was history. Still, one of her music teachers wasn't going to let her just disappear into the History section of the library stacks. She persuaded Meira to continue her… ...continued »
September 2008
A new publication for the busness community and a new celebration of a grand old town
Published September 26, 2008 by Alfred Turner
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This week's show featuring journalist Jim Hammond is now available as a podcast at our ETV Podcast page. In these, shall we say, "interesting" economic times it was encouraging to know that both Jim and the folks publishing the new Columbia Regional Business Report are optimistic, both about the… ...continued »
The “Northern Districts” of South Carolina
Published September 19, 2008 by Alfred Turner
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Back in April of 2004, Walter Edgar's Journal hit the road and headed to Charlotte, NC, to do a live broadcast from Discovery Place. Our guests were author and peach farmer Dori Sanders; Wenonah G. Haire, Executive… ...continued »
An Internet inquiry brings new life to an historic cemetery
Published September 3, 2008 by Alfred Turner
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The Quakers, members of The Religious Society of Friends, were a sizable part of the population of Newberry and Kershaw counties in colonial South Carolina. The "Bush River Meeting" had a membership at one time of around 500, which was remarkably large for a South Carolina "congregation" in the late 18th and early 19th centuries! In 1808, however, the Bush River Meeting… ...continued »
August 2008
Looking ahead…
Published August 28, 2008 by Alfred Turner
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One of the great things about working on The Journal is the anticipation of a new show hitting the airwaves. Guests usually come to our studio (or join us by phone) to record interviews a number of weeks before each episode’s air date. These interviews cover subjects that are sometimes fun, sometimes serious, and often moving. It’s not uncommon at the end of… ...continued »
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