Old Town New World

Winthrop University professor, Zach Abernathy talks about the power of math to change our lives.

The 2nd half of our conversation with photographer and A Band Called Death director, Jeff Howlett.

Photographer and A Band Called Death director, Jeff Howlett talks about his career in creativity.

We talk to Joe Miller, a former Winthrop University professor who makes a living in Old Town by composing and recording music.

Tim Elliott from Sidewalk Development, and Pauline Harris from SPIN LLC tell us about the radical changes coming to the environment of Old Town with a project that will bridge Winthrop University and Downtown Rock Hill.

Old Town Lawyer and Speaker Pro Tempore Tommy Pope tells us about his journey from answering phones at the police station to an upcoming bid for SC governor.

Jason talks about the ideas he walked with from York County Day about solving South Carolina’s DOT budget issues.

We’ll talk to Rock Hill Economic & Urban Development Director Stephen Turner about the city’s past, present, and future.

We’ll talk to The Arts Council of York County’s Robby Goggins about his passion for music and audio engineering.

The RevenFlo gang talks about the #GivingTuesday, and the launch of Givolio

Winthrop President Dr. Daniel F Mahony talks about The Democratic Presidential Candidates Forum, which took place in Rock Hill, SC on Nov. 6.

Director of Economic Development for the City of Charlotte, Bill Cronin talks about traits of a successful city.

Fine Arts Professor Tom Stanley talks about invigorating downtown by investing in arts

Nationally celebrated artist, Harriet Goode talks about the evolution of sensibilities in Old Town and the culture, at large.

Insigna President David Stringer talks about the state of business and work in Old Town.

Stefanie Haviv talks about the substantial need for creative workers

Musician and artist Scott Nurkin talks about the changing nature of his work and environment in the information age.

Jim Vining talks about the state of education, and the role of technology and cultural change on learning.

We’ll talk to designer/developer Adam Gautsch about all the changes he’s seen in more than a decade of web work. Also, we’ll talk about changing perspectives on things like transportation and the nature of employment.

In part two of our conversation with attorney Chris Clark, we’ll get more into intellectual property law. We’ll discuss ownership of ideas, and that changes hands in the legal world.

In part one of our conversation with attorney Chris Clark, we’ll talk about the music industry and how ownership of songs works in the eyes of ye ol’ law.

This week, we’ll talk about what it’s like for musicians building their life in a small town. We’ll talk about opportunity for musical pursuits, how they’ve changed with technology and cultural growth, and explore the personal value of creativity.

We'll talk to local artist Amanda Varney about the growing arts scene in Old Town Rock Hill.

Micah and Chris talk about their experiences at PUSH, and the importance of small town festivals like this.

Matt and Caroline discuss the value of museums, both as a cultural lens, and a necessary social element.