South Carolina ETV and Public Radio (SCETV), in partnership with the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education, will host a live studio conversation examining how families across the state are navigating the cost of college.
Who What When is an interactive gameshow from South Carolina Public Radio that takes listeners on a journey through history and pop culture.
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Level up your life right here in South Carolina with free-to-play career video games and resources for career exploration and access!
Each week, we explore timely issues through conversations with the state’s top political figures, policy experts, and newsmakers.
The NextLens Online Film Festival showcases the talented and innovative aspiring filmmakers from South Carolina.
Charles Bolden, Jr. flew on four historic Space Shuttle missions in the 1980s and 90s, and became the first African American to lead NASA as NASA Administrator.
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Carolina Journal presents a special look at the extraordinary legacy and life journey of astronaut Charles Bolden.
In this interview with Tom Fowler, Space Shuttle Astronaut Charles Bolden Jr. offers a candid reflection of the aftermath of the Challenger disaster and its reverberations throughout United States space exploration.
This informative episode of Xpress features an interview with former NASA administrator and astronaut Charles Bolden, including questions from students about his career and advice on becoming an astronaut.
Learn alongside students as they ask astronaut Charles F. Bolden Jr. questions about every step of his journey in space from takeoff to touchdown.
In the second part of this episode of Conversations with Scientists and Astronauts, former NASA administrator, Shuttle pilot, and astronaut Charles Bolden Jr. encourages students to learn from his remarkable story.
This SCETV program provides a look back at the experiences of Charles F. Bolden Jr, and his rise to becoming 1 of 6 South Carolinians to become astronauts at the time.
Inducted into the South Carolina Hall Of Fame, Charles Bolden, Jr. flew on four historic Space Shuttle missions in the 1980's and 90's, and became the first African-American to lead NASA as NASA Administrator.
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