Connie Robinette

Sammy, a ventriloquist's puppet, is sitting in Sandlapper's Corner. He notices the maps, globe and all of the books about South Carolina and introduces the children's programming that will teach them about the state in which they live. Since a "Sandlapper" is the nickname...

Nathalie Dupree (December 23, 1939 – January 13, 2025) was an American author, chef, and cooking show host whose work focused on teaching her audience American Southern cuisine and giving them control of their own kitchens. Nathalie was enthusiastic about teaching, and she...

Arts and crafts describe a wide variety of activities involving making things with one's own hands. These days, arts and crafts fill the space known as hobbies. Some crafts have been honed over times past, others are more recent inventions. Some are meant to be used up, like...

In this season of many holidays, we celebrate our traditions by making gifts and sharing food. Some of the strongest memories of life that we carry with us revolve around those times of celebration and connection. Join us as we visit the ETV Tape Vault for some gems from the...

Chartres Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Our Lady of Chartres in Paris, France, is the only remaining Medieval cathedral in Europe. A UNESCO heritage site, the cathedral is a popular destination for visitors. When Malcolm Miller was a young man, he wrote his honor...

On Pawleys Island, good times have always meant good food. Fishing along the causeway and shrimping in the creek are daily preludes to delicious Lowcountry fare. A perennial favorite is crab cakes like these prepared at the Litchfield Beach Fish House by Cathy Green and Lucy...