Andrew Davis
Andrew Davis
Digital Content Specialist & Host of Curiosity Trek
Andrew Davis graduated from the University of South Carolina in 2012, with his bachelor’s degree in history. He started his career in a video editing internship at SCETV’s Columbia location, and now serves as the Digital Content Specialist for scetv.org and KnowItAll.org. Andrew has been at ETV since 2017, and is able combine his passion for history with video production skills to create digital content for the Digital team.
The series he produces are Curiosity Trek!, History In A Nutshell, and History In A Nutshell Shorts.
Stories
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The 9/11 Huey Helicopter at Celebrate Freedom Foundation | Curiosity Trek!
July 01, 2026The Celebrate Freedom Foundation in Columbia, South Carolina has an impressive collection of aircraft, but one particular helicopter, a Bell UH-1H "Huey" has an incredible story to tell. Their Huey flew operations at the Pentagon in Washington D.C. when it was attacked on... -
Charlie Duke's Apollo 16 Artifacts | Curiosity Trek!
June 17, 2026The South Carolina State Museum in Columbia, South Carolina proudly showcases a collection of artifacts used by Apollo 16 astronaut Charlie Duke during his mission on the moon... Traces of lunar dust or "regolith" can even still be found on them! Charles Moss Duke Jr. was... -
Who was Major Rudolf Anderson? | Curiosity Trek!
June 09, 2026The noble sacrifice of a South Carolinian defused the most dangerous incident of the Cold War: The Cuban Missile Crisis! A monument to U.S. Air Force Major Rudolf Anderson stands in Greenville, South Carolina's Cleveland Park. Anderson was a veteran of the Korean War, but... -
The Entelodont "Hell Pig" | Curiosity Trek!
May 26, 2026Trust us, if these prehistoric animals were still alive today? You would want to keep your distance! Entelodonts earned their nicknames "Hell Pig" and "Terminator Pig" for being aggressive hunters and scavengers. Entelodonts were one of the top predators back when they... -
Xenorophid Ancient Whales | Curiosity Trek!
May 19, 2026Back during the Paleogene period, an ancient family of odontocete whales once lived in the seas of southeastern North America; almost exclusively in the South Carolina area! These whales were called Xenorophids... Almost sounds like something out of a science fiction movie... -
The Pelagornis Sandersi Ancient Seabird | Curiosity Trek!
May 19, 2026What if we told you that the largest flying bird ever recorded in world history once graced the skies over prehistoric South Carolina? In this season 3 premiere episode of "Curiosity Trek!", host Andrew travels down to the Charleston Museum to view fossils of the Pelagornis...
