Connie Robinette

Tape Librarian

Writer and tape librarian for South Carolina ETV's vault.

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Connie Robinette

Stories

  • Fort Mill (1998) | Palmetto Places

    Fort Mill's name originates from a fort built by the British to protect the Catawbas and the town from Shawnee and Cherokee attacks. After a visit to Confederate Park, host Joanna Angle introduces Don Lomax, antique collector, and dealer who discusses Southern regional...
  • John Gardner (1982) | Writer's Workshop

    Tom Wolf introduces this segment about the prolific young writer, John Gardner who wrote and wrote long before anyone took notice of his work. His father composed sermons behind the plow and Gardener said that they were wonderful. Gardner started writing poems at a young age...
  • York (1996) | Palmetto Places

    Host Joanna Angle takes us to York County for this episode of Palmetto Places! A group of Pennsylvanians came to the area around 1757 and settled the land around a stagecoach tavern in Fergus Cross. With the arrival of a connecting railroad, cotton brought prosperity to the...
  • James Dickey (1982) | Writer's Workshop

    Literary giant James Dickey appears in this episode of Writers Workshop. Dickey said that he thinks that the major influence on prose fiction in this country and England, is poetry and examines the elements of poetry, compares novels to movies, and expounds at length on why...
  • The People’s Guide: Election Year Edition

    The People’s Guide: Election Year Edition

    The People’s Guide Election Year Edition is your one-stop shop for all the resources you need to make good decisions in this election year! Unveiled June 27, 2024, The People’s Guide was created through a partnership between Michigan PBS station WGVU, the Hauenstein Center...
  • Hartsville (1994) | Palmetto Places

    In this episode of Palmetto Places, we join Joanna Angle as she tours Hartsville and Bishopville highlighting two very special gardens. She shares the history of the Hart Plantation and how botanist Dr. William Chambers purchased the property and gave it to his sister-in-law...