Columbia Chronicles

Columbia Chronicles: Unconditional Love In the final episode of Season 6, host Calista Pushman shares experiences with her family and how the relationship between her mother and her sister, Tori, when she came out as transgender. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Columbia Chronicles: Here to Stay In this episode, reporter Michael Zapor introduces us to one long-time Columbia resident who has watched the fallout of various changes in the city's distant and recent past. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Columbia Chronicles: How to Live Your Life In this episode, reporter Aiden Peck introduces us to Alvin Kin, who is sharing his personal manual with the Columbia community and beyond. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Columbia Chronicles: A Veteran's Life In this episode, reporter Philiip Schlies sits down with a veteran who has worked many years to adjust back into civilian life. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Columbia Chronicles: History in a Hangar In this episode, reporter Clay Reke introduces us to the story behind a piece of history that rose out of Lake Greenwood in the 1970's and the importance of preserving these pieces of the past. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Columbia Chronicles: Brushstrokes of Influence In this episode, reporter Jacob Zambrano explores art's impact and shows us how creativity leaves a lasting mark on our human journey. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Columbia Chronicles: Finding Faith on Campus In this episode, reporter Jaden Heyward introduces us to a man who wants to help students build their Christian faith, one service at a time. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Columbia Chronicles: Student Choreography Showcase In this episode, reporter Erin Smith takes us backstage of the Student Choreography Showcase in the University of South Carolina's Department of Theatre and Dance. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Columbia Chronicles: Food is Family In this episode, reporter Megan vanVollenhoven introduces us to the mastermind behind the meals at USC's newest dining hall. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Columbia Chronicles: Libraries are More Than Books In this episode, reporter Evelyn Padilla introduces us to the volunteer coordinator at Richland Library, where they're winning awards for their service to the community. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles! This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Columbia Chronicles: Book Banning in South Carolina In this episode, reporter Emalee Goode sits down with an instructor at USC and a former librarian to talk about banning books in schools. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Making an Impact While Being Black In this episode, reporter Armani McClurkin gives us insight on the life of a young Black woman in leadership and her impact at a predominantly white institution. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Lessons of Tolerance In this episode, reporter Jocelyn Dussault introduces us to Middle East expert and adjunct professor, Dr. Josef Olmert, who discusses his career, life, and final message to students. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Won't Skip a Beat In this episode, reporter Tyler Mains tells us how one moment changed a professor's perspective on life itself. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Taking on the Field In this episode, reporter Emma Connelly talks with USC softball player Sage Mardjetko about balancing pressure on the field and in the classroom. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Listeners & the Law In this episode, Reporter Macaila Bogle introduces us to Colin Miller, a USC professor turned podcaster. Produced and edited by Olan Domer Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Eden Berg In today's episode, Eden Berg talks to Ida Thompson, whose career has made an immeasurable impact, through roles big and small. Produced and edited by Chloe Barlow Music: Lucian Kemper - Clouds Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Cole Dorn In today's episode, Cole Dorn sits down with Richland County native Taylor Atkinson, who is bringing the legacy of literacy to rural communities. Produced and edited by Chloe Barlow Music: Lucian Kemper - Clouds Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Leah Elsner In today's episode, Leah Elsner speaks with Heather Mccue, a children's room librarian at Richland Library, here in Columbia. Produced and edited by Chloe Barlow Music: Lucian Kemper - Clouds Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought - Hannah Tutela In this episode, Hannah Tutela takes us all the way to Seattle, Washington, where one graduate is changing lives in big ways, one small action at a time. Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler Music: Lucian Kemper - Clouds Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Robert Sokevitz In today's episode, Robert Sokevitz sits down with Christine James, a 2016 graduate from the school of Information Science who took her knowledge across the state, to Charleston. Produced and edited by Chloe Barlow Music: Lucian Kemper - Clouds Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Alexander Shepard While volunteering is a great way to serve your community, some volunteers can receive as much as they give. Alexander Shepard has more on how giving back can be equally beneficial to the volunteers as those they serve. Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Kathryn Capps Unemployment is a leading cause of food insecurity. And unfortunately, the coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the job market. In the middle of a pandemic, what would you do if your job evaporated and you could no longer provide food for you and your family? Reporter Haley Kathryn Capps looks at how Harvest Hope is fighting to solve this problem right here in Columbia, South Carolina. Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Emma Dooling What if education isn’t the only crucial service in-person learning provides? Some students in the Richland One School District regularly rely on the meals they receive at school. According to Feeding America’s 2020 National Report on Childhood Hunger, the national child food insecurity rate is projected to increase by anywhere from 1.6 to 9.3% due to the effects of COVID-19 on employment. Reporter Emma Dooling talks with a local teacher about fighting childhood hunger during a global pandemic and how her school has adapted to help young learners.  Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey When the pandemic struck, more people turned to gardening than ever before. Some picked it up as a hobby, others wanted to relieve stress, and many needed a way to put food on the table. However, many of these people were new gardeners in need of guidance. In Columbia, Community Garden Coordinator Jacqueline Williams used to teach in-person gardening classes, but these programs were put on hold. Reporter Sarah Hudock-Jeffrey shows us how Williams found a way to create a virtual community of gardeners from all backgrounds that take advice from Williams and help each other out.  Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Katie Marino With rising medical bills for families whose children are battling various medical conditions, many families have little money left to spend on food. In 2019, 137 million Americans struggled with medical debt. and it’s getting worse in times of COVID. Reporter Katie Marino takes us to the Ronald McDonald House where families can find some relief. Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Sabah Bahmani As unemployment rises, and many schools have transitioned to virtual learning during the Covid-19 pandemic, research shows more and more families and children are suffering from food insecurity. Reporter Sabah Bhamani introduces us to an education advocate who works with students in an afterschool program called Ezekiel Ministries to help them fight against poverty and hunger.  Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicle: Food for Thought – Nathanael Lemmens Many people agree that volunteering is a good thing to do from time to time. But for some, serving their community is more than an occasional activity. Reporter Nathanael Lemmens sat down with one University of South Carolina student who has made fighting hunger part of her life purpose.  Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Calista Yost Going to school has always been a given for kids. But since the pandemic hit, school as we know it has turned upside-down. New schedules and new online classrooms are a big change for everyone, but for kids with food insecurity, this change could mean that they may go hungry. Reporter Calista Yost talks to one woman working to adapt in order to continue giving kids and families of the midlands the support, and the food, they need. Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Reid Taylor These days, inspiration can be hard to come by. But at one local homeless ministry, one employee is giving back to those facing the same hardships he once did. Reporter Reid Taylor introduces us to the man who is using his story of hardships to serve up some inspiration and advice to those in need.  Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Taylor Brown College is a time for exploration and taking exciting steps into an unknown future. But what happens when college turns out to be more than you bargained for and more than you budgeted for, too?  Taylor Brown tells us about her experience with food insecurity at UofSC and how she’s worked to combat it. Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Antonia Adams When most people think of college, they think of fun, learning, and friends. But it can be hard to do that when you have bigger issues to tackle. Today, Antonia Adams shows us how one UofSC student is addressing the tricky task of food insecurity on campus.     Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Jacob Brock Since COVID-19 became a reality in 2020, the number of people in financial distress has risen significantly. According to Feeding America, almost 15 million more people are suffering from food insecurity this year than last year. Many have seen the long lines at Harvest Hope Food Bank here in the Midlands, but as reporter Jacob Brock explains, there’s another non-profit in our community that’s helping from behind the scenes. Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Nick Sullivan The coronavirus pandemic has forced many to face new challenges in their daily lives. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, nearly one in four American households haven’t had access to enough food at some point during the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet many hide their struggle and try to face it alone. Reporter Nick Sullivan talks with one local business owner about the isolation she felt while food insecure, and how that inspires her to give back today. Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Columbia Chronicles: Food for Thought – Episode 1 The coronavirus pandemic has put new financial strains on families across the region, with many wondering how to put food on the table. New initiatives are aiming to help families in need, but for many communities, food insecurity is not a new problem. Reporter Christal Harvin sits down with a local leader who has been tackling food insecurity for years in a town just south of Columbia. Produced and edited by Flynn Snyder Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Economics & Citizens: Five Points — A Living History Book Depending on who you talk to, people can have very different ideas about Five Points. For some, it is the retail shops where they will be getting last-minute gifts. For others, it’s the growing bar scene, or maybe even parking. Though, as reporter Sarah Supan explains, for some Columbia natives, it is a walk down memory lane. Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Sarah Supan Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Economics & Citizens: YMCA Youth Basketball After-school programs have been proven to help kids in many ways. Getting children involved and active can make an impact… but not all kids have the same opportunities. Reporter Steven Prebish tells us about a local organization that helps children across the community become more active. Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Steven Prebish Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Economics & Citizens: Home-brewing You may have been to a craft beer brewery, but this newer craze has opened up to an even more specific field: home-brewing. From brew barrels in the barn to grain mashing in the garage, hobbyists have gravitated towards this rewarding craft. Columbia, South Carolina, is home to many brew shops and boasts an active home-brew club. Reporter Joseph King goes inside the trend with a man that has taken his love of beer to a new level. Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Joseph King Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Education: Greg Stuart & Experimental Music The next time you’re registering for classes at UofSC, you might want to check out an elective that’s recently been getting some attention. The class takes what most people consider music to a new level. Reporter Ward Jolles has more on this crazy class that any student with an interest in funky sounds can take. Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Ward Jolles Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Gender & Inclusion: Facing Adversity at 18 More often than not, college students across America are stressed. They’re putting their social lives aside and many are losing sleep as they prepare for exams. On this episode, Monique Holland introduces us to one of those students who has a little extra struggle on her plate. Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Monique Holland Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Local Diversity: Believing at the Ballpark Would you be comfortable being vocal in your religious beliefs…even in the workplace? This is an idea that many Americans are struggling with today. Reporter Ansley Robertson introduces us to one local business owner who brings her Christian values to work every day… behind home plate. Produced and edited by Spencer Buckler and Ansley Robertson Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!

Local Diversity: Just Zach Over the past 20 years, the LGBTQIA+ rights movement has come to the forefront of many social and political campaigns. In fact, for the first time in history, an openly gay man ran for president of the United States. That’s had a lot of people talking about sexual orientation and politics. Spencer Buckler will introduce you to a junior at USC trying to figure out what all of that means for him. Reported, produced and edited by Spencer Buckler Columbia Chronicles is produced through a partnership between WUSC-FM, Garnet Media Group, and the University of South Carolina's School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Visit garnetmedia.org/columbiachronicles for more episodes of Columbia Chronicles!