Connie Robinette

Tape Librarian

Writer and tape librarian for South Carolina ETV's vault.

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Connie Robinette

Stories

  • Explore a New Hobby - Music

    Explore a New Hobby - Music

    As a hobby, music can involve listening to, creating, or making music. Collecting your favorite music also figures in there as well! Visit American Masters for an overview of great American music over time. Music is a means of relaxing, giving rise to creativity, and I...
  • Crops (1974) | Sandlapper's Corner

    On our next Sandlapper's Corner, we take a virtual field trip to learn about agriculture in the State of South Carolina. Young Allen Jones dreams of becoming a farmer, and he visits Mr. Thomas, the local County Farm Agent to learn more about a farmer's life and what it takes...
  • Industries (1974) | Sandlapper's Corner

    This episode of Sandlapper's Corner develops an awareness of the role of economics and industry in South Carolina as it was in 1974. More industries were coming to the state each year because of the state's sources of energy, vast natural resources, transportation system...
  • Shuttle Challenger Accident (1986) | ETV Classics

    On January 28, 1986, the Space Shuttle Challenger broke apart just 73 seconds after launch at the NASA Kennedy Space Center. Executive Producer and Host of SCETV’s Carolina Journal, Tom Fowler grasped the immediacy of the moment and brought the breaking news about the Space...
  • Slightly Wacky Aussie Doco (1986) | ETV Classics

    Covering everything from the festival to Vegemite, the team led by Host and Producer Rick Sebak experienced Melbourne and tooled through the unspoiled bush on the Great Ocean Road visiting stops along the way including Port Campbell where they viewed the Twelve Apostles and...
  • Baron Von Hotair (1974) | Sandlapper's Corner

    In this adventure, we find South Carolina's official Wind Direction checker, Baron Von Hotair, navigating across the state in a hot air balloon, describing what he sees. As he flies over the state checking the wind patterns, the Baron re-introduces concepts of maps, all the...