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Narrative

South Carolina Public Radio

Narrative captures stories of South Carolina through interviews and personal conversations.Some Narrative interviews were recorded at StoryCorps, a national initiative to record and collect stories of everyday people. Excerpts were selected and produced by South Carolina Public Radio.

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59 épisodes

  1. Army strong, in any climate 3:59
  2. Two South Carolina women ponder time capsule essentials 3:59
  3. Preventing dating abuse and violence among South Carolina’s youth 3:59
  4. A South Carolina advocate for survivors of domestic violence explains the nuances of domestic abuse 3:59
  5. South Carolina checks all the boxes for a Northeastern couple 3:59
  6. A South Carolina survivor of domestic violence shares her story 3:59
  7. The South Carolina photographer who turned a childhood hobby into a historically significant career 3:59
  8. Beaufort Stew for the Soul 3:59
  9. A South Carolina farmer teams up with Harvest Hope to help fight hunger 4:00
  10. A South Carolina husband and wife shed light on the ‘second shadow’ of suicide 4:00
  11. ‘Just don’t let me die.’ A SC midwife and doula are working to reduce state maternal mortality rates 3:59
  12. Two South Carolinians discuss the evolution of music between their generations 4:00
  13. Finding hope during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic in South Carolina 3:59
  14. The love language of the Atlanta Braves 3:59
  15. Making childbirth safer in South Carolina 3:59
  16. ‘When are you gonna have a baby?’ The hidden pain of fertility struggles 3:59
  17. Working moms and the full weight of ‘work-life balance’ 3:59
  18. A South Carolina woman asks her immigrant mom if ‘The American Dream’ is still possible 3:59
  19. Working towards eliminating South Carolina’s food insecurity 3:59
  20. The 'Mother of Pride' in South Carolina 3:59
  21. Early diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer’s disease 3:58
  22. A South Carolinian remembers her 'Uncle Ployer,' a consequential figure in aviation history 3:59
  23. Becoming the South Carolina Bar’s first African American female president 3:59
  24. 'How I came to be.' A SC man and his mom discuss the origin of his life and his life’s mission 3:59
  25. Growing up in a small South Carolina town 3:59
  26. Two Filipina South Carolinians strive for greater understanding of Asian history and culture in the classroom 3:59
  27. 'If you do right, you’ll sleep tight.' Honoring the memory of Columbia’s Laura Tolliver Jefferson 3:59
  28. A retired South Carolina Air National Guardsman recalls the time he navigated the Bermuda Triangle 3:59
  29. The origin story of the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities 3:59
  30. A South Carolina nonprofit strives for true equity for the disabled community 3:59
  31. A Midlands mom discovers how 'one diaper can address a multitude of needs' 3:59
  32. A South Carolina teacher gets detained in Russia 3:59
  33. Two Filipina South Carolinians on the need to 'look at your roots' 3:59
  34. A South Carolina couple navigates cultural differences while traveling the world 3:59
  35. How a South Carolina mom explains depression and anxiety to her child 3:59
  36. Providing systemic advocacy for South Carolina’s low-income community 3:59
  37. Connecting the present with the past at the University of South Carolina’s Anne Frank Center 3:59
  38. Memories of Wheeler Hill, a once thriving African American community in Columbia, SC 3:59
  39. The South Carolina photographer who turned a childhood hobby into a historically significant career 3:59
  40. A South Carolina nurse experiences the racial integration of the healthcare industry 3:59
  41. The famous Civil Rights Movement speech that almost wasn't 4:00
  42. A globe-trotting dancer makes South Carolina his home 3:59
  43. The life and wisdom of a South Carolina doula 3:59
  44. 'How to be brave': The adventures of Char-Char and Little Dude 3:59
  45. The untrivial pursuit of normalcy in wartime 3:59
  46. The Vietnam War through the eyes of an 18-year-old soldier (Encore) 3:59
  47. Army strong, in any climate 3:59
  48. The beauty and importance of Columbia’s rivers 3:59
  49. A lawyer’s wish for a time machine and a social worker 3:59
  50. A labor of love at the farmers market 3:59