Podcast appearances and mentions of James C Cobb

South Carolina in 1918 was still struggling with the changes to its economic and social systems brought about by the Civil War and Reconstruction. The United States’ entry into World War I affected the daily work life of South Carolinians and the state’s economy in a way that was unique to our state. This week, guest host, Dr. Mark Smith of the University of South Carolina, talks with Dr. James C. Cobb, B. Phinizy Spalding Professor of History Emeritus of the University of Georgia, about South Carolina’s Economy during World War I. This conversation was recorded at the University of South Carolina’s Capstone Conference Center, in Columbia, on February 13, 2018. It was part of the series “Conversations on South Carolina History,” presented in January and February, 2018, and sponsored by the USC College of Arts and Sciences. - Originally broadcast 03/09/18 - All Stations: Fri, Aug 07, 12 pm | News & Talk Stations: Sun, Aug 09, 4 pm

Goin' live with 35! This episode finds the guys talking about the things you're always supposed to talk about: politics and religion! At 3:20, they chat about whether racial reconciliation and Christianity are divorceable or inextricably linked. At 8:12, they dive into James C. Cobb's interview with Gregory Rodriguez of ZocaloPublic Square about why America has been so reluctant to own the South. At 21:39, local news starts, with a quick-hitter on the opportunity for a Hawaii Constitutional Convention. At 25:25, there's a piping hot BIKILEAK about how a certain minority political party in Hawaii is melting down, despite the 'rah rah' BS spouted on a recent visit by a diaper-wearing-man-child and a woman only famous for being mean. Then, at 27:25, they chat with Maui-resident and Twitter celebrity Delilah Asterales (@HawaiiDelilah) about the current state of affordable healthcare, the ongoing saga of serial-virgin Brett Kavanaugh, and her efforts to get out the vote. Delilah also gives them her restaurant recs for Maui (Fish Market on Lower Hanoapiilani Rd., Honu, Mala Tavern, Merriman's, and Monkeypod). Keep the conversation going on Twitter (@bluehawaiipod) -- and don't forget to rate us, tag us, like us, and share us.

James C. Cobb, Southern historian and Time Magazine contributor, shares his thoughts on a changing region. Tuscaloosa's Dreamland and Decatur's Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q are top 'cue joints in Alabama. And former Old Dominion Monarchs pitcher Justin Verlander notches his 200th career win in MLB.

James C. Cobb, Southern historian and Time Magazine contributor, shares his thoughts on a changing region. Tuscaloosa's Dreamland and Decatur's Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q are top 'cue joints in Alabama. And former Old Dominion Monarchs pitcher Justin Verlander notches his 200th career win in MLB.

- All Stations: Fri, Feb 13, 12:00 pm | News Stations: Sun, Feb 15, 4:00 pm -